The DigiPi project enhances the original DigiPi (see project site) with additional and modified files.
Clone this repository with:

git clone https://github.com/w4mhi/digipi.git
cd digipi

• Copy files from the bash folder to /home/pi.
• Copy the common and config folders to /home/pi.

The backup folder contains scripts for backing up and restoring DigiPi configurations.

Typical workflow:

1. Set up Wi-Fi and SSH into your DigiPi.
2. Use the backup script to save the original files (e.g., /home/pi/backup/clean).
3. Configure DigiPi at http://digipi.local/.

To re-configure:

1. Use the backup script to save your current config (e.g., /home/pi/backup/IC-705 for IC-705).
2. Restore original files and delete /var/cache/digipi/localized.txt.
3. Reconfigure DigiPi as needed.
4. Use the backup script again for new configurations (e.g., /home/pi/backup/alinco for Alinco).

DigiWeather displays weather information for a configured location.

1. Copy the font from fonts:

   sudo cp weathericons-regular-webfont.ttf /usr/share/fonts/truetype/weather/weathericons-regular-webfont.ttf

2. Ensure digiweather.py and weather.sh are executable:

   chmod +x digiweather.py weather.sh

3. Edit weather.ini to set parameters.
   Obtain a free API key from OpenWeatherMap.

Run DigiWeather with:

python digiweather.py

• -c, --continous : Run continuously (True/False)
• -r, --refresh : GPS data refresh interval (3–60 seconds, default: 3)
• -f, --flip : Screen refresh interval (5–30 seconds, default: 5)
• -d, --debug : Print GPS data for debugging (True/False)

Thank you for trying these files and supporting the original project!
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