A complete radioless node in two compact boxes.
The NanoPi NEO3 Plus runs the appliance while the AllScan UCI80 provides the USB communications path for a speaker-microphone or headset.
A ready-to-write amateur-radio appliance image, packaged so another operator can begin with the proven system instead of rebuilding its custom Linux environment.
The finished project
The image already contains the tested operating system, ASL3, AllScan, and supporting web tools. The operator writes the image, completes the guided first-time setup, and verifies the node.
The USB communications interface supports simultaneous transmit and receive operation, making this a true full-duplex AllStarLink node—not merely a conventional simplex hotspot.
The NanoPi NEO3 Plus runs the appliance while the AllScan UCI80 provides the USB communications path for a speaker-microphone or headset.
Two downloads · one appliance
The website introduces the project. The zipped PDF manual is the authoritative guide for downloading, writing, personalizing, and verifying the appliance image.
Download and unzip the PDF guide before preparing the storage card or downloading the much larger appliance image.
Download manual ZIPThe compressed, ready-to-write system image for the FriendlyElec NanoPi NEO3 Plus.
Download image ZIPIf Google Drive displays a preview, do not select Sign in. Use the download-arrow icon at the upper left to retrieve the file.
Before downloading
The complete known-good system is preserved as an image instead of asking the operator to reproduce a custom build.
The manual leads through first boot, network access, node identity, dashboard setup, and final verification.
Normal use occurs through the supplied setup and dashboard tools; SSH is not intended as the everyday operating interface.
Review the manual before writing the image. Select the correct storage device, preserve your own backups, and use your own valid AllStar node credentials and network information.