["Your Tile Title", "yourfile.jpg"] Brackets, quotation marks, commas, semicolons, are critical characters that cannot be omitted. Follow the pattern of the other tiles. Cheers.

@@VA3HDL That worked. I was trying to use more detail than was needed (tried local host, file path, etc). Thank you.

It can be used on any computer equipped with a modern browser.

PSKreporter is not an image. Is a website. You should use one of the menu options for that. In my configuration file I have this as a menu option: "FF3300", "PSKREPORTER", "pskreporter.info/pskmap.html?preset&callsign=VA3HDL&txrx=tx&timerange=86400&distunit=km&hidenight=1", "1" You should customize the URL for your call-sign and the settings you want to use. 73

@@VA3HDLHi! Thank you for replying so quickly. I understand now that I must use a quick tab on the left for psk reporter and not one of the image boxes. Is it possible to use one of the image boxes for an muf display?

@@kylefreemason Yes. This should work: prop.kc2g.com/renders/current/mufd-normal-now.svg

@@VA3HDL That got it! Thank you.

Thank you! 73

Thanks for watching and the feedback.

They could be charging now. Not sure.

I'm not familiar with the UK satellite or weather imagery. That is what each user has to customize to their needs. Maybe you can check with www.youtube.com/@HamTechRadioScannerDrones - He is user from UK. 73

Thanks. Glad to hear!

Hi Alex, I've stopped using Windows and switched to Linux over an year ago. Please send me an email and will dig my Windows settings to provide what I can. 73

AGM Not possible with this charger. I tried few times with old batteries I found inside UPS or alarm systems. Didn't work. Search for "Da Pimp" or "Da Pimp Plus" - Is better for reviving.

Jason did an amazing job explaining how to configure the dashboard. He has explained how to add the Hamclock static image and live content (via menu.) Let us know if you need more help to configure it. 73

Code must be changed to do that (no configuration exist for this.) That requires knowledge of HTML, CSS, and Javascript. Maybe as an enhancement for a future version, not in the plans for now. But feel free to change it as needed. Thanks.

@VA3HDL Figured out how to do it. Changed a few lines of code and now I have 2x2layout. This is so cool!

@@SheepdogPreparedness Excellent!

Hi, I just tried with mine and works perfectly. If you wish to start automatically you can try something like this: DISPLAY=:0 chromium-browser --app=file:///media/staging/hamdashboard/hamdash.html --kiosk --user-data-dir=/tmp/chromedpdata --no-first-run --guest --start-fullscreen --force-dark-mode --app= is where the URL of the page goes, depending on where you have saved it. You will have to change that part for your scenario.

@@VA3HDL ..thanks ! GREAT info!

For now it does images or entire sites via menu. I will look into adding more options like the one your suggesting. Stay tuned to the github repo for updated versions.

Thanks for the feedback.

Hola Gregory, mi hamclock esta corriendo en una Raspberry Pi 3B+, o sea no esta dentro de mi PC (pero podria.) Cuando corre expone la UI a traves de la web asi hostname:8081/live.html y eso es lo que aproveche yo. Por otro lado tambien genera imagenes estaticas de los mapas que se pueden acceder desde la red si agregas la carpeta de hamclock en la configuracion del servidor web que quieras usar (en mi caso uso NGINX para esta parte.) Nota aparte, estoy trabajando en paralelo en un "clon" de hamclock que es solo una pagina web, para aquellos que quieran tener algo que se parezca pero no quieren correr ni instalar la aplicacion. Una de las cosas que descubri recientemente es que hamclock dependen muchisimo de los servicios que el autor corren en su propio server. Si su server algun dia queda offline mueren todos los hamclocks! 73 de VA3HDL

@@VA3HDL Buenisimo gracias por la respuesta. otra consulta mas, esto solo funciona en linux OS o tambien se puede usar el script en windows? gracias por compartir el conocimiento, se ve bastante customizable! saludos desde Costa Rica! TI3GB

@@VA3HDL ya me respondi! voy a customizarlo con cosas de costa rica que tenemos por aca publicas como mapas meteorologicos etc etc.. gracias por tu aporte!

@@TI2GBB Funciona en cualquier browser moderno en cualquier sistema operativo. Probado por mi con Google Chrome, Chromium, Firefox, Microsoft Edge, en Windows y Linux OSes. No se si habra algun usuario con Mac OS pero no veo ningun problema para que funcione. Saludos.

Let me see if it is a way to implement this. The only issue I see with this is losing the ability to have animations on the background image. Like the satellite or weather ones.

@@VA3HDL I think this is not critical to have it animated. Perhaps there is some other weather report that will look good static. Anyway, I love the dashboard. Great job.

Hi Hank, it would be only Hamlib, ham-apps-proxy.pl modified version to support Hamlib is already on the repo. I will add the link to Hamlib. Thanks. 73

Hi Lou, ham-apps-proxy.pl is in the github repo. This is the only thing you need in Linux. Make sure you have the dependencies listed at the top of the file installed in your system (including the Perl wrapper for Hamlib.) 73

Hi Terry, not all websites like to be embedded inside another page. I had this problem and I fixed on the pi-star to allow . Let me check where I changed and will reply again with the solution.

It took me a while to retrace back my steps but this is what I did: 1. login via ssh to the pi-star then run this command to switch to Read/Write mode: rpi-rw 2. In the file /etc/nginx/default.d/security.conf comment the line below with a "#" in front, like this: # add_header X-Frame-Options "SAMEORIGIN"; 3. run this command to switch back to Read Only mode: rpi-ro 4. then reboot the pi-star That enables the pi-star embedding on . 73

@@VA3HDL Please consider adding this fix to the readme file on Github. Had a comment on my video with this same issue.

@@KM4ACK Hi Jason, good idea, it is done. 73

Glad to hear! Thanks. 73

Glad you like it!

Thanks Dave! 73 Pablo

​@VA3HDL Hi Pablo. I noticed that there is no mention or credit given in the html code that this was all based on my initial concept and javascript/html/css code. Was that an oversight? Maybe add "based on a concept and code by Dave N2MXX" to the top of the html code? 73 Dave N2MXX

@@daveN2MXX Hi Dave. If you read my code, it was rewritten from scratch (I've used ChatGPT for help) and it has no lines from your original code, which you had obscured so cannot be reused. I added today on top of the HTML comments to credit you for the concept inspiration (not for the javascript/html/css code.) Because I already dedicated an entire section of the video reviewing your dashboard, I will consider this an oversight that is now fixed. Thank you! 73

Hi Michael, I love your QRZ page, nice station! Currently there is no way to stop the refresh when having a website open. If you want to remove the refresh altogether until I fix this on a next release, you can remove this line from the top <meta http-equiv="Refresh" content="300" /> That will stop the dashboard from refreshing automatically. 73

@@VA3HDL tnx for replying. On the left monitor I run now your Dashboard 😀 I Like the refresh, so I will wait for fix

@@DL8LDN Working on it ! I will let you know when the new version is available on github. 73

@@DL8LDN There is a new version available in github that pauses the refreshes when you select a website from the menu or when you double click on an image to bring it full screen. You should be able to copy and paste your links from the old version on the new version easily. 73

@@VA3HDL wow, thats fast. Thanks a lot. 73

Hi Wayne, I replied 17 hours ago to your original comment. Did you get my answer? if not please email me (qrz.com has my correct email address.) Thanks.

Hi Wayne, modify the original html file with any text editor and save the file. Then hit F5 in your browser so see the changes immediately on the page. Also, the new version that I uploaded yesterday has the capability of supporting multiple images per box. So now instead of be limited by 12 images, the number of images are infinite.

excellent, I did manage to sort it out but didn't realize that I could use the F5, love the program @@VA3HDL

Thank you!

Thank you!

Thank you! 73

Thanks Diego. I believe the next video will be about the CAT control via web browser. I also added the functionality to control a rotator by clicking on a location on the map on the browser. Stay tuned! 73

Check my latest video. The CAT control over the web is now available on my channel ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-w8TOOhBp3bo.html - Code is available in github as well. 73

Yes. Just make sure you download the two main files hamdash.html and wheelzoom.js on the same folder. Then open hamdash.html with the browser of your preference. You can make the browser full screen (typically with F11) - Thanks for watching!

@@VA3HDL Much appreciated....Thanks again.

Thank you!

Hi Steve, open the .html file with any text editor (like Notepad) search and replace this s.w-x.co/staticmaps/wu/wxtype/county_loc/bgm/animate.png with this radar.weather.gov/ridge/standard/KNQA_loop.gif - The hard part is to find the right source URL for the images. 73

@@VA3HDL Thank you so much for assisting me in fixing that. I tried several attempts myself but, without success. Many thanks again and this is a great program. I am going to suggest that "Ham Radio Crusader" contact you about a review and interview. 73, Steve WB4IZC

Glad to hear it worked for you! 73

@@VA3HDLfinding these GIFs for Canada seems like a challenge. Any tips on that?

@@diegocasati Environment Canada changed the GIFs animated to a sequence of JPGs that is animated via script on the browser. Single images are achievable and can be displayed. The issue is when you want an animation, then you need to access the page itself. Most modern websites use the same technology. This is why I've used the US radars closer to my location and setup Environment Canada as option in the menu. OpenWeather have a great map to add to the menu as well. 73