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--- raspbian [2018/01/07 19:51]
sm3sgp [Basic test of the SvxLink Installation]
+++ raspbian [2018/01/07 21:40] (aktuell)
sm3sgp
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-[[Installation instruction for Raspbian]]
 ====== Installation instruction for Raspbian ======
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 This instruction explains how to install SvxLink with packages from the Raspbian official software repository. It does not cover all parts of the installation and configuration in detail, but is supposed to be easy to understand with limited knowledge and experience of Linux.
-Please browse through the instruction quickly, before you begin.
+**Note:** Please browse through the instruction quickly, before you begin.
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 ==== Install svxlink ====
-The **latest** 17.12.1 SvxLink release is not available directly in in the Raspbian Stretch image, but in the "testing" software repository (Buster release). To install the latest release, we temporarily add the Buster software repository and install SvxLink.
+The 15.11+20171207~git445-380e5333-1 <del>**latest** 17.12.1</del> SvxLink release is not available directly in in the Raspbian Stretch image, but in the "testing" software repository (Buster release). To install the latest release, we temporarily add the Buster software repository and install SvxLink.
   sudo echo 'deb http://mirrordirector.raspbian.org/raspbian/ buster main' >> /tmp/svxlink.list
   sudo mv /tmp/svxlink.list /etc/apt/sources.list.d/
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 Now remove the buster repository again.
-  sudo
+  sudo rm /etc/apt/sources.list.d/svxlink.list
 === Install SvxLink sounds ===
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 ==== Basic test of the SvxLink Installation ====
-It is now time to do some basic tests of the SvxLink installation. NO extra USB-sound card is needed, just connect a speaker to the 3.5mm audio output. The Speaker will be our TX. Since the Raspberry does not have a Microphone input, we need to disable the default RX (RX=NONE).
+It is now time to do some basic tests of the SvxLink installation. Do NOT connect any extra USB-sound card, just connect a speaker to the 3.5mm audio output. The Speaker will be our TX. Since the Raspberry does not have a Microphone input, we need to disable the default RX (RX=NONE).
 Edit the main SvxLink configuration file:
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   sudo nano /etc/svxlink/svxlink.conf
-In the SimplexLogic section, change the RX to NONE.
+In the SimplexLogic section, change the RX to NONE, and set your CALLSIGN.
   [SimplexLogic]
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   RX=NONE
   TX=Tx1
+  MODULES=ModuleHelp,ModuleParrot,ModuleEchoLink,ModuleTclVoiceMail
+  CALLSIGN=SK3W
-SvxLink is normally started from the a start script, but as a test it can be started on the command prompt. We want to run as the svxlink user:
+For the 15.11+20171207~git445-380e5333-1 SvxLink package we also need to change owner of two directories.
+  sudo chown svxlink:daemon /var/spool/svxlink/qso_recorder
+  sudo chown svxlink:daemon /var/spool/svxlink/voice_mail
+SvxLink is normally started from the a start script, but as a test it can be started on the command prompt. We start the program as the svxlink user. You will see some errors on missing configuration for echolink, this can be configured later.
   sudo -u svxlink svxlink
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         Module Tcl v1.0.1 starting...
   SimplexLogic: Event handler script successfully loaded.
+Enter *# on the keyboard, and you should hear your SimplexLogic identify itself in the speakers.
   SimplexLogic: digit=*
   SimplexLogic: digit=#
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   Tx1: Turning the transmitter OFF
+Stop SvxLink by pressing ctrl-c. If the volume is too low, use alsamixer to increase the volume.
+==== Configuration ====
+Congratulations! You have successfully installed SvxLink! Now the fun begins.
+You should read the [[https://github.com/sm0svx/svxlink/wiki/InstallationInstructions#Postinstallstuff|Post installation stuff]] chapter.
+==== Good to know ====
+The normal way to start and stop SvxLink on Rasbian is via scripts.
+  sudo systemctl start svxlink
+  sudo systemctl start svxlink
+Monitor the system via the svxlink log.
+  tail -f /var/log/svxlink
+All manuals are available from the command prompt.
+  man svxlink
+  man svxlink.conf

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