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Changes for page Radio Log

Last modified by Treyfane Dingo on 2025/04/27 13:33
From version 19.3
edited by Treyfane Dingo
on 2025/04/07 21:28
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To version 23.2
edited by Treyfane Dingo
on 2025/04/07 21:48
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6 6  = Pi-Star =
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8 -== Installation ==
8 +== OS Installation ==
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10 10  Pi-Star has to be installed on a Raspberry Pi (Zero) with a MMDVM HAT. A non-duplex MMDVM HAT is fully sufficient since Pi-Star only can monitor one single frequency and sending is not something this setup is expected to do. See [[https:~~/~~/www.pistar.uk/downloads/>>https://www.pistar.uk/downloads/]] for download and installation instructions.
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29 29  [[image:radiolog_cfg1.png]]
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31 -In the “DMR Configuration” section it is imperative to disable all three Networks. We don't want to have the Radio Log Pi-Star send out our private DMR communication to the world after all.
31 +After enabling the DMR Mode in the “MMDVMHost Configuration” section, you should head over to “Expert” → “MMDVMHost” in the top menu. Here it is imperative to set “Enable = 0” in the “DMR Network” section (**not** the “DMR” section!). This will disable all DMR networking. We don't want to have the Radio Log Pi-Star send out our private DMR communication to the world after all.
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33 -[[image:radiolog_cfg3.png]]
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35 -In the “Wireless Configuration”, the IP address of the Pi-Star acquired by DHCP is shown. This IP address has to be configured as “IP for a FurCom Services Radio Log system” in L.A.S.S.I.E. (System Settings → General Settings).
35 +As an additional information, the OLED display of a Raspberry Pi Zero can be configured to face the right direction and show some useful information, when the parameters in the “OLED” section are set as follows. This is especially useful if your OLED until now is just black.
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37 +[[image:radiolog_cfg2c.png]]
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39 +Back on the regular configuration page, in the “Wireless Configuration”, the IP address of the Pi-Star acquired by DHCP is shown. This IP address has to be configured as “IP for a FurCom Services Radio Log system” in L.A.S.S.I.E. (System Settings → General Settings).
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37 37  [[image:radiolog_cfg4.png]]
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39 39  For the configuration to be completed and usable, you should change the default password to something more secure. Please remember the password!
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41 41  [[image:radiolog_cfg5.png]]
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47 +After all of the configuration, the “Dashboard” of the Pi-Star should look like this (frequency may vary):
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49 +[[image:radiolog_cfg6.png]]
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51 +Installing the L.A.S.S.I.E. websocket connection
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