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Building QnetGateway support for Icom's Terminal and Access Point Mode
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Copyright (C) 2018 by Thomas A. Early N7TAE
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I'll assume you'll be doing this on a Raspberry Pi, but any modern Debian-based
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system should work. It just needs a g++ compiler with version greater than 4.9.
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These instructions assume you have configured your system with the locale, keyboard
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and time zone. When choosing locale, always choose a "UTF-8" version of your
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locale. And make sure you do "sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade" before
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your start. On a Raspberry Pi, you can do all of this with the configureation menu:
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"sudo raspi-config".
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1) Install the only external library you need: sudo apt-get install libconfig++-dev
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Yeah! No wxWidgets!
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2) From your home directory, clone the QnetGateway software:
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git clone git://github.com/n7tae/QnetGateway.git
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3) Get into the build directory: cd QnetGateway
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4) Then compile: make itap
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If you are building on a multi-core computer, don't forget the -j option!
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On a Raspberry Pi 2 or 3, use "-j4". Sorry, a Raspberry Pi Zero or a Beagle
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Bone Black just has a single core.
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5) You need a configuration file called qn.cfg for QnetGateway. A good, nearly
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working config file is qn.itap.cfg. Copy it to qn.cfg and edit it. The default
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device for the Icom digital cable is "/dev/ttyUSB0". If you have muliple
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USB devices on your system the device might end up somewhere else. Do "ls /dev"
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before and after plugging in your cable to figure out where it is. If it's
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not on /dev/ttyUSB0, uncomment the device line and put in the correct device.
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6) You need a gwys.txt file for all the systems to which you may wish to link.
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If you want to be able to link to repeaters: ./get_gwy_list.sh
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If you are only interested in linking to reflectors: ./reflist.sh
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This will download and format your gwys.txt file. If the reflector(s) or
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repeater(s) you use most often are not present in the gwys.txt file, you can
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add them manually, using the same syntax as the existing entries, at the end
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of the file. If you find you can no longer connect to a system, it may be
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because its IP address has changed. You can execute either script again, copy
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it to /usr/local/etc, and then: either reboot you system, or put " F" in
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your URField and key your radio, or: sudo systemctl restart qnlink
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7) Now it's time to get the Icom radio ready. Plug in the digital cable to the
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radio and use the approprite cable to connect to your hot-spot. Turn on the
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radio and press the menu key and go to the "DV Gateway" menu item and press
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the enter key and select either Access Point or Terminal mode. If you select
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Access point, adjust the frequency in the usual way.
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If you are using Access Point mode, you'll probably want to turn down the
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volume and disable other audio prompts from the radio that is operating
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as an access point. Please refer to the Icom manual to do this.
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8) We have a gwys.txt file and a qn.cfg in the build directory, so we are ready
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to install and start the three QnetGateway services: sudo make installitap
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You should be up and running now! Congratulations! <Fireworks!>
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9) You can see the log of any of the 3 services that make up the QnetGateway
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system:
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sudo journalctl -u qngateway -f
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sudo journalctl -u qnlink -f
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sudo journalctl -u qnitap -f
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You can do all three of these in one terminal window (that you can detach from!)
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by using "screen": sudo apt-get install screen
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If you don't know how to use screen: http://aperiodic.net/screen/quick_reference
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Being able to detach from a screen session is very useful, especially if you are
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operating "headless"!
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10) DTMF is _not_ enabled by default if you want it, you need to do two things:
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First, create a working DTMF script. In the build directory: cp qndtmf.sh qndtmf
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Then, install the DTMF service: sudo make installdtmf
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You should be good to go, The DTMF command "00" should announce the linked
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status of you module. See DTMF+REMOTE.README for more information.
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# g2_ircddb Configuration for me
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ircddb = {
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login = "XX0XXX"
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# If you are not using rr.openquad.net, you need to specify the host and possibly the password.
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#
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# host = "some.server.host" // others include group1-irc.ircddb.net
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# password = "1111111111111" // not needed for rr.openquad.net
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}
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module = {
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c = { // change the module to "b" if you are operating on the UHF band
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type = "itap"
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# device = "/dev/ttyUSB0" // if your serial-to-usb cable ends up on another device, then specify here
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# uncomment and set if you want the following to appear on you ircddb host website.
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# frequency = 145.5 // this is the default value, chose a quiet frequency
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# range = 0.0 // in meters (1609.344 is one mile)
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# agl = 0.0 // in meters
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# latitude = 0.000000 // north is positive
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# longitude = 0.000000 // east is positive
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# desc1 = "Location1" // up to 20 chars
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# desc2 = "location2" // up to 20 chars
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}
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}
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link = {
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# add the callsigns that can shutdown or reboot your system
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# admin = [ "XX0XXX" , "YY0YYY" ] // only these users can execute scripts
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# link to the reflector of your choice. the first character is the module you are linking.
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# link_at_start = "CREF001C"
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// version strings must be 55 characters or less!
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// version strings must be 55 characters or less!
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#define IRCDDB_VERSION "QnetGateway-7.0.0"
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#define IRCDDB_VERSION "QnetGateway-7.0.1"
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#define LINK_VERSION "QnetLink-6.0.0"
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#define LINK_VERSION "QnetLink-6.0.0"
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#define DVAP_VERSION "QnetDVAP-5.1.1"
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#define DVAP_VERSION "QnetDVAP-5.1.1"
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#define RELAY_VERSION "QnetRelay-0.2.0"
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#define RELAY_VERSION "QnetRelay-0.2.0"
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#define ITAP_VERSION "QnetITAP-0.0.0"
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#define ITAP_VERSION "QnetITAP-0.1.0"
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#define DVRPTR_VERSION "QnetDVRPTR-5.1.0"
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#define DVRPTR_VERSION "QnetDVRPTR-5.1.0"
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#define MMDVM_VERSION "QnetGateway-MMDVM-0.1.0"
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#define MMDVM_VERSION "QnetGateway-MMDVM-0.1.0"
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#define ICOM_VERSION IRCDDB_VERSION
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#define ICOM_VERSION IRCDDB_VERSION
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