On Mon, 2008-07-21 at 13:11 -0700, Dan Smith wrote:
> - Program as many ICOM radio models as possible with a single app
> - Be open-source
> - Be cross-platform
> - Support open data formats
Cool! The Icom CS-2820 doesn't work properly in WINE or virtualized
Windows.
> there are plenty of errors
At 10:22 AM 7/22/2008, you wrote:
>With the pending landfall of Tropical Storm Dolly, the net is being
>placed on standby. Repeaters may connect to the reflector and
>standby in the case assistance is needed. Talking during idle
>periods is allowable. If any emergency or priority traffic occurs
> Running Centos v5.2 64-bit os
Great. You should be able to just grab the source tarball and install
pyserial to get going. CentOS has Python 2.4.x, which should be fine,
although there may be some bumps in the road. No need to change your
python version, just point them out if you hit issues
> Can you please give some hints on how to run on Linux for non-python
> users?
Yeah, sorry about that :)
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] chirp-0.1.2]# ./chirp.py
> Traceback (most recent call last):
> File "./chirp.py", line 19, in
> import serial
> ImportError: No module named serial
You need th
Running Centos v5.2 64-bit os
I would like to know to help out.
Compiler Python v2.5.2 ?
Dennis
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> Are you using Python 2.5.2 for your compiling?
The nature of Python is that it's not compiled in the conventional
sense. But yes, it's using a Python 2.5.2 runtime
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> Okay I have the software installed, and when I use the csvdump.exe
> file. I am not seeing a good gui. What kind of graphics are you
> using? Are they bitmap graphics? If so can you make this a windows
> standard diwlogue? This would make it easier for those who are
> totaly blind to use
> If you're interested, check it out here:
>
> http://chirp.danplanet.com
Can you please give some hints on how to run on Linux for non-python
users?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] chirp-0.1.2]# ./chirp.py
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "./chirp.py", line 19, in
import serial
ImportError
Okay I have the software installed, and when I use the csvdump.exe file. I am
not seeing a good gui. What kind of graphics are you using? Are they bitmap
graphics? If so can you make this a windows standard diwlogue? This would
make it easier for those who are totaly blind to use.
-
Are you using Python 2.5.2 for your compiling?
I'll take a look at this program and thanks.
More on D-rats later. Still having issues and need to send you my settings
and all.
Dennis
On Mon, Jul 21, 2008 at 3:11 PM, Dan Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I've been working on a too
With the pending landfall of Tropical Storm Dolly, the net is being placed on
standby. Repeaters may connect to the reflector and standby in the case
assistance is needed. Talking during idle periods is allowable. If any
emergency or priority traffic occurs, all stations should standby and assi
The deadline is getting near. July 28th is the last day to submit your D-STAR
Field Day reports.
Even if you just carried your HT to the Field Day site and showed a couple of
people how to use it, send in your log entries. We want to get an accurate
portrayal of just how much D-STAR activity t
Unfortunately the command line access for a screen-reader is going by the way
side... Sad but true.
> I have the 91ad. I've just downloaded the software, and am trying to
> install the stuff. I'm looking in the wiki, and don't see anything
> as of yet as to what happens after you download the file.
Assuming you're on Windows, there is a csvdump.exe in the zip file. Run
that and you'll get a
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At 01:48 AM 7/22/2008, you wrote:
>I personally disagree with the current state of software patents, but as a
>community we should play by the rules.
Agreed.
>Perhaps someone, properly placed, could get hams included under the
>government/military exemption as part of our RACES function?
But w
I have the 91ad. I've just downloaded the software, and am trying to install
the stuff. I'm looking in the wiki, and don't see anything as of yet as to
what happens after you download the file. The reason for such excitement is
that i am totaly blind, and this rs91 software that I am using is
> You have no idea how much you have just made my afternoon!!!
Well, hold off on that until it works for you, okay? :)
> Do I need any speciffic cabling, or can I use the standard cable that
> plugs in to the data port?
It depends on the radio. If you have an IC-91AD or IC-92AD, you can use
You have no idea how much you have just made my afternoon!!! Do I need any
speciffic cabling, or can I use the standard cable that plugs in to the data
port?
Hi all,
I've been working on a tool that aims to accomplish the following goals:
- Program as many ICOM radio models as possible with a single app
- Be open-source
- Be cross-platform
- Support open data formats
The result is CHIRP (CHIRP Handles Icom Radio Programming) and is
reasonably
Nate,
My thoughts exactly. My 91 was programmed for what I needed out of the box with
nothing else.
Usually resets are for when the rig has a fault problem or you sell it and you
have some confidental stuff in it.
My computer has a reset every time I turn it on, and sometimes when I am doing
John D. Hays wrote:
> I personally disagree with the current state of software patents, but as a
> community we should play by the rules.
You should re-phrase that: Software patents in the U.S.
The U.S. is currently at a serious competitive disadvantage for raw
engineering talent and especiall
Ron Wright wrote:
> However, one would think this "reset" would not be on page 118 of the
> manual, but a seperate card to get ones attention if this should be done
> from the start.
Heck, what is this, Windows? Reboot early, reboot often? LOL.
Never done a reset, don't plan on doing a reset
Peter Loveall wrote:
> You are correct. The Japanese network has its own 10.x.x.x numbering
> as it is a separate network from ours. Currently, the exchange between
> networks is just the repeater modules and gateways. This is a first
> step. If all goes well, we hope that a more complete informat
The issue was brought to the general attention of the community. Emails
have been sent to the IPR holders to see if they are willing to allow
amateurs to use the MELP technology on an individual/non-product basis.
We'll see what develops.
I think the community is just trying to do the right thing
I think D-STAR fans will be interested to note that the Windows/sound-card
based Digital Voice programs - WinDRM, DRMDV, FDMDV - have been pulled from
distribution. They are no longer available for download. These programs
were written by Cesko HB9TLK, and distributed primarily by Jason N1SU
t
Sounds like budget problems around the corner.
On Sun, Jul 20, 2008 at 11:20 PM, George Henry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks! We satellite ops tend to be a little protective of our little
> slice
> of spectrum... we have enough trouble with all the illegal long-range
> cordless phones from
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