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--- tutorial-packet-on-pi [2026/01/01 03:43] – [Systemd Services] kc2ihx
+++ tutorial-packet-on-pi [2026/01/01 07:07] (current) – [Audio - ALSA, maybe PipeWire, not Pulse] n6cta
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 }
-<code>
 pcm.9700RX {
     type dsnoop
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 }
-pcm.300RX {type rate slave {pcm "plug:RX7300" rate 48000}}
+pcm.300RX {type rate slave {pcm "plug:7300RX" rate 48000}}
-pcm.300TX {type rate slave {pcm "plug:TX7300" rate 48000}}
+pcm.300TX {type rate slave {pcm "plug:7300TX" rate 48000}}
-pcm.1200RX {type rate slave {pcm "plug:RX9700" rate 48000}}
+pcm.1200RX {type rate slave {pcm "plug:9700RX" rate 48000}}
-pcm.1200TX {type rate slave {pcm "plug:TX9700" rate 48000}}
+pcm.1200TX {type rate slave {pcm "plug:9700TX" rate 48000}}
 </code>
 ==== Serial - udev rules ====
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 ''-a 10'' tells it to report audio levels every 10 seconds, regardless of receiving a packet.
 ''-q d'' suppresses messages when decoding APRS packets.
 ''-t 0'' disables the text colors, as Direwolf's default is very colorful and can mess up standard terminal colors used elsewhere when it exits incorrectly.
 ''-c ...'' tells Direwolf which configuration file to use.  Omitting this will cause it to look for a default file.