On 05/19/2014 10:28 PM, ki7mt wrote:

Hi Greg,

> I'm not sure which version of Linux your using, but on Ubuntu I install
> or check the installation of:
>
> libusb-dev libhamlib-dev libhamlib-utils

I'm using 32 bit Fedora 19, all updates installed.

> Under Setup >> Station Parameters, check the following:
>
> PTT Method
> Cat Enabled
> Cat Port
> Rig Number
>
> File >> Save user parameters
>
> On my system, the cat port is USB3, and Rig is 129 or Yaesu FT-2000
> rigctl -m 129 -r /dev/ttyUSB0 -s 4800 -C data_bits=8 -C stop_bits=2 -C
> serial_handshake=None F 10138728
>
> It appears your missing the /dev/tty port.
>
> You also need to be in the dialout group. On a new Ubuntu install, users
> are *not* added to this group, as such, you cannot change com port
> selections.

As I have mentioned previously, I'm using rigctld which is controlling 
the serial port. This is the device number 2 in hamlib. The application 
software is communicating with rigctld via a TCP port, not a serial 
port. Therefore, all the params of the serial port are rigctld's matter.

There are two reasons of using rigctld:

1) I have to set more params of the serial port as wspr is offering in 
its setup window. wspr allows only to set some ones, not all. rigctld 
allows to set all params available to hamlib.

2) I'm using more than one piece of software communicating which the CAT 
port. When using rigctld, this piece of software is the only one working 
on the serial port. All the other ones are working on rigctld's TCP port.

In the wspr config, I have set "CatPort localhost:4532", "Rig 2" and 
"CATenable 1". But it seems to me, that wspr is trying to use itself the 
serial port. This is not appropriate here.

Thanks a lot.

Best 88 de Claude


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