Not completely fixed yet
Turns out that was just one part...working now with an IC706 user and we got
the mode change working now but rigctld isn't working with wsjtx.
But I also need to test this change on another Icom rig tomorrow (IC-7300) to
ensure it works correctly before committing
On 07/01/2021 20:13, Christoph Berg wrote:
Re: Patrick 9A5CW
have the same problem.
If i start the radio in USB mode, manually i change with a button on the
radio IC706mk2 mode to CW, then i go back into WSJT-X i
chose a freq from the dropdown menu list, radio is trying to switch to that
Thanks!
Alan G0TLK, sent from my mobile device
On 7 January 2021 22:42:59 Bill Somerville wrote:
Alan,
as I said to Uwe, he should remove the logging configuration file I gave
him to temporarily diagnose an issue. The default logging is not verbose at
all and absolutely trivial compared to
Alan,
as I said to Uwe, he should remove the logging configuration file I gave
him to temporarily diagnose an issue. The default logging is not verbose
at all and absolutely trivial compared to other file writes by WSJT-X in
normal operation, like ALL.TXT and the ADIF log file. There is a
Hi, I don't care about the file size from a capacity point of view but I
agree the number of SSD writes involved does maybe seem a little bit
wasteful of SSD write life?
Even if the number of these writes are small in the overall scheme of
things, over an entire machine they can mount up to
I used FT4 over the RU weekend contest when RTTY dropped down and found it
fun -- EXCEPT for one thing. It kept calling a station that was only
calling CQ and very seldom answering any calls when Best S+P was
activated. I had no way to ignore this station (and others) except to turn
off Best S+P
Re: Black Michael via wsjt-devel
> I'd like to hook up with you and debug this.
> Do you do Skype? We can use "Quick Assist" if you are on Windows 10.
I apparently haven't mentioned Debian often enough ;)
Jitsi works quite well, but unfortunately I have a Bridge sked in a
few minutes. Some time
On 07/01/2021 20:49, DG2YCB, Uwe wrote:
Hello Bill,
I just noticed that WSJT-X v2.3.0-rc3 (64-bit) creates a file
wsjtx_syslog.log in the log directory, which increases in size very
quickly.An example: Just a single start of the program with my RX (Rig
= none) generates a file with 4973
I'd like to hook up with you and debug this.
Do you do Skype? We can use "Quick Assist" if you are on Windows 10.
Mike
On Thursday, January 7, 2021, 02:17:22 PM CST, Christoph Berg
wrote:
Re: Patrick 9A5CW
> have the same problem.
> If i start the radio in USB mode, manually i
Hi Christoph,
Yes the same behaviour noted here, if you disable USB mode in the WSJT-X
radio settings all works ok, except no more USB is automaticaly selected.
Must be something wrong related to USB mode switching or so.
Hope to solve the problem with Mike in next few days.
Best regards,
Patrik
Re: Patrick 9A5CW
> have the same problem.
> If i start the radio in USB mode, manually i change with a button on the
> radio IC706mk2 mode to CW, then i go back into WSJT-X i
> chose a freq from the dropdown menu list, radio is trying to switch to that
> selected frequency but can't do it.
I
Re: Bill Somerville
> > ... and the "Hamlib error: Invalid parameter while exchanging VFOs" popup.
>
> Hi Christoph,
>
> the rigctld trace doesn't show any errors. Please put the attached file into
> the local configuration directory ~/.config and run the test again then quit
> WSJT-X. It will
Hi Josh,
so we can see what is happening please put the attached file into your
local configuration directory ~/.config and run a minimal test that
demonstrates the issue, including two transmissions that demonstrate the
repeated switching to aerial 0. Then quit WSJT-X. It will have created a
It shouldn't be doing that on every transmit though...just on band change.
It should also be skipping that if you are in split mode.
Mike W9MDB
On Thursday, January 7, 2021, 09:07:00 AM CST, Bill Somerville
wrote:
On 07/01/2021 14:44, Josh Rovero wrote:
64-bit on Fedora Core
On 07/01/2021 14:44, Josh Rovero wrote:
64-bit on Fedora Core 32:
On my FT-950, every tune/transmit cycle switches to Antenna 0, even if
I have manually selected Antenna 1. This did not happen in previous
versions.
FWIW, I use ANT 0 (vertical wire with elevated radials) for night-time
64-bit on Fedora Core 32:
On my FT-950, every tune/transmit cycle switches to Antenna 0, even if I
have manually selected Antenna 1. This did not happen in previous versions.
FWIW, I use ANT 0 (vertical wire with elevated radials) for night-time
operation with 160 and 80 meters, and ANT 1 (36 m
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