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USER MANUAL · TJ1GD REMOTE X6100

Raspberry Pi as the gateway

A small Raspberry Pi sits next to the radio, uses little power and runs all the time. Write the ready-made card, power it up – set the rest from the phone.

What you need

Writing the card

  1. Insert the card and start Raspberry Pi Imager.
  2. Device: Raspberry Pi 5 (or 4).
  3. Operating system: scroll to the bottom, choose Use custom and select x6100-bramka-pi.img.xz (don't unpack it).
  4. Storage: the microSD card. Everything on it will be erased.
  5. If Imager offers customisation, you may set Wi-Fi, a user and SSH. It is optional – with a custom image Imager often doesn't offer it.
  6. Write and wait until done. If Windows offers to format the card – click Cancel.
Raspberry Pi Imager
Raspberry Pi Imager – customisation (optional).

Wi-Fi instead of a cable (optional)

After writing, the computer shows a bootfs drive with the file x6100-bramka.txt. Open it in Notepad:

x6100-bramka.txt
x6100-bramka.txt on the bootfs drive.
WIFI_NAZWA=MyNetwork
WIFI_HASLO=wifi-password
WIFI_KRAJ=PL
SSH_HASLO=

Save the file and eject the card safely.

First start

  1. Put the card in the Pi, connect the network cable (if used), and power last.
  2. Wait about 10 minutes. The Pi installs the gateway and Tailscale by itself – it needs internet for that.
  3. The radio must be on and on the same network.

Setting up from the phone

  1. Phone on home Wi-Fi → Przez bramkę → Znajdź bramkę.
  2. Click x6100-bramka … nowa, do konfiguracji, enter Hasło SSH radia (root) (already changed – not the factory 123) → Zapisz i połącz.
  3. Write down the gateway code shown in the window.
  4. Połącz bramkę z Tailscale → Otwórz logowanie Tailscale → sign in with your Tailscale account.

Details and screenshots: Through a gateway and Tailscale.

Troubleshooting

Updating

Install a new gateway version by writing the card with the new image. Remove the old x6100-bramka from the Tailscale device list first. Afterwards set the gateway up again from the phone (radio SSH password, Tailscale sign-in).

AdvancedThe gateway can also be installed on your own Raspberry Pi OS: copy x6100-gateway.jar, install-gateway.sh and x6100-boot.sh to the Pi and run sudo bash install-gateway.sh. Live log: journalctl -u x6100-gateway -f.