Agreed. It’s been stable for me and I’m running it on one of my screens in the shack now. Great to see Minnesota hams (and other developers) keep pushing this awesome project to new heights!
Downside to WPSD is the YSF Manger is not on the Dashboard page so if you want to change "rooms" quickly you have to go to admin and then click YSF Manager. Wish it was on home Dashboard like pi-star
I watched your video and I like it a lot. I installed it and it comes up on the screen. The only thing I have enabled is YSF, but the YSF turns to RED in seconds and of course no populations of callers. I am using a Canakit Raspberry PI 4. What radio/modem combination should I select in the configuration. I have tried all that appears to might work, but so far, no glory.
Ok, I am a FNG newbie and I had a hotspot made with a 4.3" screen nextion, I am wondering and it may not be capable but can I display that "Live Caller" screen on my hotspot?
Yes, your hotspot should display the info of anyone who is transmitting on a TG that your hotspot is listening on. It’s not the “Live Caller” screen you see here, but your hotspot should display similar information already.
@@K0LWC it does but I like have all the other information as well. Do you know if there is a way to format that screen to something similar as the "Live caller" screen? Perhaps another YT video for us FNGs to watch.
I am brand-spanking new to DMR (Jan 31 '24), and spun up a hot spot the day after receiving my radio. I hadn't seen this video, but I decided to go with WPSD simply because it just looked cleaner. It seems pretty intuitive, too. 73 de N0JYZ
Tnx fr the info. Try to run it on an old Pi zero which did not work but runs fine on my pi3. Which case did you use for your pi3 with the hat? 73 de Tom PA5TH
HUGE CAVEAT, if you run on an original Raspberry Pi Zero (1.1 etc), probably not a good idea to use this as it really slows down the system. w0chp says as much.
Very cool overlay. Didn't appreciate the unnecessary vulgar language in his demo video, especially with no warning so others in the room hear it, too, but that's not your problem. Can't comment on his video so just a small warning here that there's an f-bomb in there so proceed with caution.
I am really liking it. Well thought out additions for making daily use better. Not just features for the sake of features.
Agreed. It’s been stable for me and I’m running it on one of my screens in the shack now. Great to see Minnesota hams (and other developers) keep pushing this awesome project to new heights!
Excellent! Thanks for the hard-sell! Updated my pi-star and never looking back.
Great to hear! It’s an awesome update.
Cheers Matt! - Chip, W0CHP
Thanks for all your (and other contributors) hard work. This is such a a great evolution for Pi-Star.
Great video and voice for radio!
Thanks and ❤ this! Not looking back!
Love this! Thanks for sharing.
Glad you found it valuable!
amazing that one spends that much time on a freaking time staring at a dashboard to warrant this overlay
The install video you have in the description is marked private. This looks really nice, going to try it.
Thanks for letting me know. They changed the install procedure so that’s probably why.
@@K0LWC so I have noticed. ;) I have it working though. Pretty slick. I like it.
Thank you for your videos. Great content.
Downside to WPSD is the YSF Manger is not on the Dashboard page so if you want to change "rooms" quickly you have to go to admin and then click YSF Manager. Wish it was on home Dashboard like pi-star
Thanks for bringing this to us! I hope the moblie ver (if any) is better. I hate to pinch and zoom on the default one.
The Live Caller would be great on mobile! It’s a fantastic update.
@@K0LWC Great idea!
Included is a specific mobile style sheet that detects mobile devices and responds accordingly. 73, W0CHP.
@@K0LWC Live Caller works best in landscape mode. I originally designed it for large displays and TV casting, however. 🙂
@@w0chp It looks great on my iPad Pro!
I watched your video and I like it a lot. I installed it and it comes up on the screen. The only thing I have enabled is YSF, but the YSF turns to RED in seconds and of course no populations of callers. I am using a Canakit Raspberry PI 4. What radio/modem combination should I select in the configuration. I have tried all that appears to might work, but so far, no glory.
I just installed this today. What a difference. I love this totally. Just gotta figure out how to get dark mode. That's cool lol
Ok, I am a FNG newbie and I had a hotspot made with a 4.3" screen nextion, I am wondering and it may not be capable but can I display that "Live Caller" screen on my hotspot?
Yes, your hotspot should display the info of anyone who is transmitting on a TG that your hotspot is listening on. It’s not the “Live Caller” screen you see here, but your hotspot should display similar information already.
@@K0LWC it does but I like have all the other information as well. Do you know if there is a way to format that screen to something similar as the "Live caller" screen? Perhaps another YT video for us FNGs to watch.
I am brand-spanking new to DMR (Jan 31 '24), and spun up a hot spot the day after receiving my radio. I hadn't seen this video, but I decided to go with WPSD simply because it just looked cleaner. It seems pretty intuitive, too. 73 de N0JYZ
Glad it helped! It’s a nice GUI.
No FM mode?
Can i run 2 nodes on one dashboard
In this a full install now? You can’t update a working Pi-Star installation anymore?
The process has changed since this moved under the M17 umbrella. Check out the website for more information.
In your last video you talked of a report companies trying to take over 25 mhzs did that proposal go through
It's till working it's way through the FCC. No word yet.
Tnx fr the info. Try to run it on an old Pi zero which did not work but runs fine on my pi3. Which case did you use for your pi3 with the hat? 73 de Tom PA5TH
I’m running on a Pi3B+.
Hi, do you have more information regarding the Raspberry PI hotspot project?
Little bit more info here: www.dvmega.nl/raspberry-hotspot/#:~:text=DVMEGA%20RPI%20radio%20is%20a,and%20is%20ready%20for%20use.
Nah! Too much trouble for not enough differences. How BETA is this anyway?
HUGE CAVEAT, if you run on an original Raspberry Pi Zero (1.1 etc), probably not a good idea to use this as it really slows down the system. w0chp says as much.
Correct. The very old zeros are not going to be a good experience.
Very cool overlay. Didn't appreciate the unnecessary vulgar language in his demo video, especially with no warning so others in the room hear it, too, but that's not your problem. Can't comment on his video so just a small warning here that there's an f-bomb in there so proceed with caution.
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