Joe,
Yep, r5833 seems to transmit fine here. Regarding your earlier question, I
received your CQ using my Cushcraft WARC dipole at 20m height. It happens to
present a low reflecction coefficient on 6m. The pattern is probably “lobe-y”
on 6m. In any case, the dipole is broadside NE/SW.
Steve,
Joe -
Now trying to TX. The rig is a TS480 keyed using CAT. WSPR mode works fine. The
Tune function in jtmsk also seems to work - the TX is keyed up and a tone is
emitted - but the tone frequency sounds lower than the selected 1500 Hz. After
disabling Tune, I then selected Enable TX (with CQ
Hi all,
Tx crash, it's not hamlib.
I compiled up wsjtx_exp r5825 and have a similar problem:
Selected mode JTMSK.
Enabled TX, waited to the time period to start, PTT was set ON,
crash.
I use DTR keying, so it's not a hamlib problem.
System: Linux, Fedora 21 x86_64
80 (has more anodes than
Hi Steve,
... I received your CQ using my Cushcraft WARC dipole at 20m height. It
happens to present a low reflecction coefficient on 6m. The pattern is
probably “lobe-y” on 6m. In any case, the dipole is broadside NE/SW.
Not bad for 1200 km on a dead 6m band with an HF dipole at the
Hi Steve,
You were one step too quick for me. Subroutine genmsk(), which
generates the JTMSK channel symbols, also calls the Fortran wrapper for
nhash(). The wrapper requires the second argument to be an 8-byte
integer. This has now been done, in revision 5833.
-- Joe
On 8/30/2015
On 30/08/2015 19:41, Steven Franke wrote:
Hi Steve,
Joe -
Now trying to TX. The rig is a TS480 keyed using CAT. WSPR mode works fine.
The Tune function in jtmsk also seems to work - the TX is keyed up and a tone
is emitted - but the tone frequency sounds lower than the selected 1500 Hz.
