nDAX Configuration

PaulB

Anyone out there using nDAX? I have it operational in terminal, but not sure what to do with it after that point. Here is the output after connecting. So how does this integrate with say, Fldigi?

11:09AM INF Waiting for station station=N7JDI

11:09AM INF Found client client_id=0x69A2D739 uuid=7FE86A15-A08F-4B8A-A531-66B11E91526E

11:09AM INF Looking for slice slice_id=A

11:09AM INF Found slice slice_idx=0

Alan

Paul

I run WSJT-X on my Linux OS NUC.

I use nDAX and nCAT for the interface of Linux WSJT-X to Flex Radio.

Alan. WA9WUD

PaulB

I guess I do not understand the application of this. It's running, but no idea what to do with it. I can open FLDIGI, but do not see an audio interface to connect to.

Jim_K0QEI

#!/bin/bash

/home/user/Downloads/nCAT-Linux-amd64 -station Maestro -slice A -listen :4532 &
sleep 5
/home/user/Downloads/nCAT-Linux-amd64 -station Maestro -slice B -listen :4533 &
sleep 5

/home/user/Downloads/nDAX-Linux-amd64 -station Maestro -slice A -daxch 1 -source flex.sliceA.rx -sink flex.sliceA.tx &
sleep 5
/home/user/Downloads/nDAX-Linux-amd64 -station Maestro -slice B -daxch 2 -source flex.sliceB.rx -sink flex.sliceB.tx &
sleep 5
rigctld -m2 -r127.0.0.1:4532 -t14532 &
sleep 5
rigctld -m2 -r127.0.0.1:4533 -t14533

This is a bash i set up to make mine fire the way i need it to. works with CQRLog, Qlog or any other as long as you address to the proper port. the one thing i would like to know is what the actual communication is between the radio and the computer using this.