obrecht,
Danke!!!! Das ergebnis war besser als erwartet!
Ich hatte keine Probleme mit der Einrichtung.
This works! I assigned a new port 2345, and I am using
Pins, 16(TX),20(RX),21(Relay) and 9(Dial) it still logs the individual calls for both instances.
The Siemens 68D will be able to make outgoing and incoming calls!!
The machine prints fine locally but I have 1 small problem on transmitting to the called machine but I think the issue is the optocoupler.
When I type the machine prints what I type on the local printer OK, but the called machine has a drop of the 5th bit.
Printing RYRYRY gives RSRSRS on the called machine but the local prints RYRYRY the English word QUICK gives UUICK
This is not a problem with either FS machine but a problem in the Pi-Telex with either pin 20 or the optocoupler.
If I use the Keyboard on the PI the called machine prints fine so its probably the optoisolator or pin 20.
Thanks again!!
Joe
obrecht hat geschrieben: ↑Do 16. Jun 2022, 14:28
Hi Joe,
I think you can. This is what Björn meant with
Die Instanzen sollten natürlich nicht auf dieselben GPIO-Pins zugreifen, d.h. die Konfigurationen sollten konfliktfrei sein.
Pins which are not "occupied" by instance A can be used by instance B.
And telex.py has a config option "-c" to specify the configuration file (default ./telex.json).
You could try to start instance A with e.g.
and instance B with
In my opinion, there's no need for different users; but I think you need to specify separate ports for each process (= A-telex.json and B-telex.json) in order to have a non-conflicting i-Telex config (and, if activated, different logfiles and so on).
Good luck... (hoping that Björn or Jochen won't call me stupid...)