Re: Ham Radio Integrator will no longer be free.
Howard,
No problem in the least to charge for your software. I was
always
amazed that you offered it for free. I had no idea that you had
been
unemployed for so long...being such a good programmer. But I
certainly
see what you mean relative to the flood of cheap IT workers the
H1B visa
program has caused. As a long time user of your software, I have
gotten
lots of good utility with it and it has always been reliable
with good
support. I hope you will get lots of paying subscribers.
Good luck and 73's,? Marc? W0KYZ
On 11/17/2018 11:04 AM, Doug Ferrell
wrote:
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On Fri Nov 16 18:18 , 'Howard Z' <HowardZ@...> sent:
>In answer to Juan's question:Ham Radio Integrator (HRI) will no longer be free.I
have not completed code changes for licensing.People who already have HRI
installed on their computer, may continue using it.However, it should not be
installed on any additional computers.Anyone distributing HRI will be sued.I
wrote HRI, and I control its distribution which has always been the Yahoo and
Groups.io websites.The price will be at least $25 per year.Digital modes have
been removed from HRI.TheModem software does MT63 and M110A, has its own group,
and will cost at least $25 per year.Government, Corporations, NGOs (like the Red
Cross) will pay a higher price.I know this will disappoint many people.I thought
writing free software would get noticed by potential employers.However I was
wrong.? Mentioning HRI in interviews, and the people using it all over the world
was something hiring managers did not care about at all.I put a years of work
into HRI and TheModem as an unemployed and unappreciated Computer Scientist.It's
time for the few who really appreciate my software, to pay a reasonable yearly
fee.I think most of the blame has been the H1B Visa system started in the 1990s
which allowed 50,000 to 75,000 foreign IT workers into the USA for 5 years.?
These H1B visa holders do not leave after 5 years, instead they become permanent
residents.? There are now over 1,000,000 IT workers in the USA due to the H1B
Visa program.? In addition, President Obama allowed them to bring in a spouse who
can also work.? So, it might be over 2,000,000.? All these additional computer
workers caused many to work in other lower paying fields.Candidate Trump on a few
occasions talked about eliminating or reducing the H1B Visa system.? However he
never had enough votes to get passed his agenda for legal and illegal
immigration.? Every speech/rally Trump made was to help the working man.? He said
what previous politicians had done wrong, and how he would fix it.? All the Trump
haters have never watched a single Trump rally speech because the mainstream
media suppressed them.? President Trump is the only president in our lifetime who
really wants to help the average person - more so than the democrats and the
republicans before him.? Half the country got his message, that the Democrats and
Republicans have been throwing the working man under the bus for the rich
contributors and special interests, and elected him.? The Democrat party lost
support of the rust belt and the working (wo)mans' unions.? The other half who
voted against him, never heard his speeches. ? He has kept his word, trying his
best to fulfill all his campaign promises - first time in our lifetime a
President has done this.? I think due to the midterm election results, he will
not be able to fulfill any more promises he made despite his best efforts.? Thus
I have no hope.Regards,Howard
>
>
>
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Re: Ham Radio Integrator will no longer be free.
Charles Brain is a DSP Guru God, and a very nice person. I have communicated with him a few times this year.
Charles Brain has given me written permission to use his m110 software code. Took much work to get the transmit code to work, as its original purpose was an RX only product, and the TX code was only intended for testing.
This is the same Brain code Steve started with a decade ago, and Steve's DMT is still a mess, crashing randomly, can't handle long messages,etc.. I found DMT works better at higher speeds compared to slower speeds indicating big problems. Steve really tries hard, but I do not think he is a software professional. I think distributing software with many huge problems was a major disservice to MARS.
My "TheModem" has been tested by MARS members who own expensive hardware M110A, and their conclusion was it is a very good software modem fully compatible with MARS encryption software using M110 or MT63.
I will see if MARS members will pay $25 per year for my TheModem software rather than spend $2000 for the lowest priced hardware modem. Or they might continue suffering with DMT.
Maybe Chiefs Army and AF MARS will get the military to buy all members a license? It's really not much for the organization to spend.
If TheModem sells well, I am thinking of ALE as my next project primarily for MARS use.
Regards
Howard
P.S. Doug, a few years ago I decided to stop doing blue collar work. I refuse to work a full-time job and still take money out of savings each month. I prefer to live poor, until social security payments begin.
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On November 17, 2018 12:11:23 PM EST, Doug Ferrell <lists@...> wrote:
Sorry to hear Howard. Too bad my HD with my ham software crashed 2 weeks ago. My
backup image was bad to boot!
Hopefully someone in the IT field will recognize your talents and hire you. You
are an excellent programmer!!!
I know what you mean about folks staying here in the country, I deal with that on
a daily basis with my job in IT field. Luckily I'm employed with a municipality
in the public safety field.
Charles Brain also charges for his software, HFDL. With the amount of time you
spent on HRI, I think you are on the right track to charge for it.
...DOUG
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Re: Ham Radio Integrator will no longer be free.
Sorry to hear Howard. Too bad my HD with my ham software crashed 2 weeks ago. My
backup image was bad to boot!
Hopefully someone in the IT field will recognize your talents and hire you. You
are an excellent programmer!!!
I know what you mean about folks staying here in the country, I deal with that on
a daily basis with my job in IT field. Luckily I'm employed with a municipality
in the public safety field.
Charles Brain also charges for his software, HFDL. With the amount of time you
spent on HRI, I think you are on the right track to charge for it.
...DOUG
KD4MOJ
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Re: Ham Radio Integrator will no longer be free.
On Fri Nov 16 18:18 , 'Howard Z' <HowardZ@...> sent: In answer to Juan's question:Ham Radio Integrator (HRI) will no longer be free.I have not completed code changes for licensing.People who already have HRI installed on their computer, may continue using it.However, it should not be installed on any additional computers.Anyone distributing HRI will be sued.I wrote HRI, and I control its distribution which has always been the Yahoo and Groups.io websites.The price will be at least $25 per year.Digital modes have been removed from HRI.TheModem software does MT63 and M110A, has its own group, and will cost at least $25 per year.Government, Corporations, NGOs (like the Red Cross) will pay a higher price.I know this will disappoint many people.I thought writing free software would get noticed by potential employers.However I was wrong.? Mentioning HRI in interviews, and the people using it all over the world was something hiring managers did not care about at all.I put a years of work into HRI and TheModem as an unemployed and unappreciated Computer Scientist.It's time for the few who really appreciate my software, to pay a reasonable yearly fee.I think most of the blame has been the H1B Visa system started in the 1990s which allowed 50,000 to 75,000 foreign IT workers into the USA for 5 years.? These H1B visa holders do not leave after 5 years, instead they become permanent residents.? There are now over 1,000,000 IT workers in the USA due to the H1B Visa program.? In addition, President Obama allowed them to bring in a spouse who can also work.? So, it might be over 2,000,000.? All these additional computer workers caused many to work in other lower paying fields.Candidate Trump on a few occasions talked about eliminating or reducing the H1B Visa system.? However he never had enough votes to get passed his agenda for legal and illegal immigration.? Every speech/rally Trump made was to help the working man.? He said what previous politicians had done wrong, and how he would fix it.? All the Trump haters have never watched a single Trump rally speech because the mainstream media suppressed them.? President Trump is the only president in our lifetime who really wants to help the average person - more so than the democrats and the republicans before him.? Half the country got his message, that the Democrats and Republicans have been throwing the working man under the bus for the rich contributors and special interests, and elected him.? The Democrat party lost support of the rust belt and the working (wo)mans' unions.? The other half who voted against him, never heard his speeches. ? He has kept his word, trying his best to fulfill all his campaign promises - first time in our lifetime a President has done this.? I think due to the midterm election results, he will not be able to fulfill any more promises he made despite his best efforts.? Thus I have no hope.Regards,Howard
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Ham Radio Integrator will no longer be free.
In answer to Juan's question:
Ham Radio Integrator (HRI) will no longer be free.
I have not completed code changes for licensing.
People who already have HRI installed on their computer, may continue using it.
However, it should not be installed on any additional computers.
Anyone distributing HRI will be sued.
I wrote HRI, and I control its distribution which has always been the Yahoo and Groups.io websites.
The price will be at least $25 per year.
Digital modes have been removed from HRI.
TheModem software does MT63 and M110A, has its own group, and will cost at least $25 per year.
Government, Corporations, NGOs (like the Red Cross) will pay a higher price.
I know this will disappoint many people.
I thought writing free software would get noticed by potential employers.
However I was wrong.?
Mentioning HRI in interviews, and the people using it all over the world was something hiring managers did not care about at all.
I put a years of work into HRI and TheModem as an unemployed and unappreciated Computer Scientist.
It's time for the few who really appreciate my software, to pay a reasonable yearly fee.
I think most of the blame has been the H1B Visa system started in the 1990s which allowed 50,000 to 75,000 foreign IT workers into the USA for 5 years.? These H1B visa holders do not leave after 5 years, instead they become permanent residents.? There are now over 1,000,000 IT workers in the USA due to the H1B Visa program.? In addition, President Obama allowed them to bring in a spouse who can also work.? So, it might be over 2,000,000.? All these additional computer workers caused many to work in other lower paying fields.
Candidate Trump on a few occasions talked about eliminating or reducing the H1B Visa system.? However he never had enough votes to get passed his agenda for legal and illegal immigration.? Every speech/rally Trump made was to help the working man.? He said what previous politicians had done wrong, and how he would fix it.? All the Trump haters have never watched a single Trump rally speech because the mainstream media suppressed them.? President Trump is the only president in our lifetime who really wants to help the average person - more so than the democrats and the republicans before him.? Half the country got his message, that the Democrats and Republicans have been throwing the working man under the bus for the rich contributors and special interests, and elected him.? The Democrat party lost support of the rust belt and the working (wo)mans' unions.? The other half who voted against him, never heard his speeches. ? He has kept his word, trying his best to fulfill all his campaign promises - first time in our lifetime a President has done this.? I think due to the midterm election results, he will not be able to fulfill any more promises he made despite his best efforts.? Thus I have no hope.
Regards,
Howard
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Re: AT-Auto Serial Connection Problems
John,
Read the Kessler Engineering manual for the AT AUTO.
In Chapter 9 it talks about the RTS line doing a reset - and that
doing this constantly can damage the tuner.
It talks about a jumper inside the AT AUTO to disable the RTS
reset line.
So, there should be no need to "cut" the RTS line - just move the
appropriate jumper.
Read the manual and you should find details.
All version should be in the FILES section at the groups.io
website.
As I said, there should be no problem using the Java version of
HRI on Windows 10.
I just thought people preferred the Visual Studios version of HRI.
Good Luck,
Howard
On 9/26/2018 08:44, John Huffman wrote:
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Howard -
In the past, the Visual Studio version was giving me a
problem installing.? I didn't try on this particular Windows
10 computer.? Where can I find the install file?
We will try stopping the RTS or cutting the line and get
back to you.
Thanks for the great support!
73 de K1ESE
John
On Wed, Sep 26, 2018 at 8:18 AM Howard Z < HowardZ@...>
wrote:
John,
Very impressive.
I seem to recall that RTS causes the AT AUTO to do a reset.
I'd need to look it up in the manual. If my memory is
correct, then you'd need a modified serial cable with the
RTS wire cut, or some way to make the Ethernet adapter stop
using RTS. Check the manual.
I don't know why you are using the java version with windows
10. Nothing wrong with that. I just thought the visual
studios version looks better and performs a little faster.
Good luck,
Howard
On September 26, 2018 4:23:58 AM
EDT, John Huffman < hjohnc@...>
wrote:
We are mounting an AT-Auto in a cabinet at the 125'
level of a cell tower.?
Testing, before it gets hauled up, shows that the
serial connection is intermittent at best and not
connect much of the time.? We are using the Java
version on a Windows 10 machine.
The AT-Auto cabinet has an Ethernet switch and an
Ethernet to serial converter.? The AT-Auto’s serial
port is connected to the Ethernet serial converter and
it appears to work as we can see serial traffic in and
out of the converter.? ?The serial port is an Eltima
Virtual Serial Port (COM 26).? It shows up on the pick
list in HRI.
?
In HRI the Edit >Settings > AT-Auto shows
"Palstar AT-Auto is present" box checked,? "Use CI-V
interface" box not checked.? "Use RS232 interface" box
is checked.? Tuner CI-V address is E0.? Palstar
Firmware is 2.11.? COM 26 and 9600 are selected.? On
the tuner ICOM no ext tuner is selected as Is baud
9600.
?
We need a reliable link.? Any suggestions?
?
73 de K1ESE
John
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brevity.
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Re: AT-Auto Serial Connection Problems
Howard -
In the past, the Visual Studio version was giving me a problem installing.? I didn't try on this particular Windows 10 computer.? Where can I find the install file?
We will try stopping the RTS or cutting the line and get back to you.
Thanks for the great support!
73 de K1ESE John
On Wed, Sep 26, 2018 at 8:18 AM Howard Z < HowardZ@...> wrote: John, Very impressive. I seem to recall that RTS causes the AT AUTO to do a reset. I'd need to look it up in the manual. If my memory is correct, then you'd need a modified serial cable with the RTS wire cut, or some way to make the Ethernet adapter stop using RTS. Check the manual. I don't know why you are using the java version with windows 10. Nothing wrong with that. I just thought the visual studios version looks better and performs a little faster. Good luck, Howard On September 26, 2018 4:23:58 AM EDT, John Huffman < hjohnc@...> wrote:
We are mounting an AT-Auto in a cabinet at the 125' level of a cell tower.? Testing, before it gets hauled up, shows that the serial connection is intermittent at best and not connect much of the time.? We are using the Java version on a Windows 10 machine. The AT-Auto cabinet has an Ethernet switch and an Ethernet to serial converter.? The AT-Auto’s serial port is connected to the Ethernet serial converter and it appears to work as we can see serial traffic in and out of the converter.? ?The serial port is an Eltima Virtual Serial Port (COM 26).? It shows up on the pick list in HRI.
?
In HRI the Edit >Settings > AT-Auto shows "Palstar AT-Auto is present" box checked,? "Use CI-V interface" box not checked.? "Use RS232 interface" box is checked.? Tuner CI-V address is E0.? Palstar Firmware is 2.11.? COM 26 and 9600 are selected.? On the tuner ICOM no ext tuner is selected as Is baud 9600.
?
We need a reliable link.? Any suggestions?
?
73 de K1ESE
John
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Re: AT-Auto Serial Connection Problems
John,
Very impressive.
I seem to recall that RTS causes the AT AUTO to do a reset. I'd need to look it up in the manual. If my memory is correct, then you'd need a modified serial cable with the RTS wire cut, or some way to make the Ethernet adapter stop using RTS. Check the manual.
I don't know why you are using the java version with windows 10. Nothing wrong with that. I just thought the visual studios version looks better and performs a little faster.
Good luck,
Howard
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On September 26, 2018 4:23:58 AM EDT, John Huffman <hjohnc@...> wrote:
We are mounting an AT-Auto in a cabinet at the 125' level of a cell tower.? Testing, before it gets hauled up, shows that the serial connection is intermittent at best and not connect much of the time.? We are using the Java version on a Windows 10 machine. The AT-Auto cabinet has an Ethernet switch and an Ethernet to serial converter.? The AT-Auto’s serial port is connected to the Ethernet serial converter and it appears to work as we can see serial traffic in and out of the converter.? ?The serial port is an Eltima Virtual Serial Port (COM 26).? It shows up on the pick list in HRI.
?
In HRI the Edit >Settings > AT-Auto shows "Palstar AT-Auto is present" box checked,? "Use CI-V interface" box not checked.? "Use RS232 interface" box is checked.? Tuner CI-V address is E0.? Palstar Firmware is 2.11.? COM 26 and 9600 are selected.? On the tuner ICOM no ext tuner is selected as Is baud 9600.
?
We need a reliable link.? Any suggestions?
?
73 de K1ESE
John
--
Sent from my Android device with K-9 Mail. Please excuse my brevity.
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AT-Auto Serial Connection Problems
We are mounting an AT-Auto in a cabinet at the 125' level of a cell tower.?  Testing, before it gets hauled up, shows that the serial connection is intermittent at best and not connect much of the time.? We are using the Java version on a Windows 10 machine. The AT-Auto cabinet has an Ethernet switch and an Ethernet to serial converter.? The AT-Auto’s serial port is connected to the Ethernet serial converter and it appears to work as we can see serial traffic in and out of the converter.? ?The serial port is an Eltima Virtual Serial Port (COM 26).? It shows up on the pick list in HRI.
?
In HRI the Edit >Settings > AT-Auto shows "Palstar AT-Auto is present" box checked,? "Use CI-V interface" box not checked.? "Use RS232 interface" box is checked.? Tuner CI-V address is E0.? Palstar Firmware is 2.11.? COM 26 and 9600 are selected.? On the tuner ICOM no ext tuner is selected as Is baud 9600.
?
We need a reliable link.? Any suggestions?
?
73 de K1ESE
John
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Re: No digits in HRI Linuhe new I installed tx (Java) version 01 MAR 2018V1
Howard,
Thank you for your quick solution to solve the problem. The new 7 Jul 2018V2?version works now with all the fonts
73`s
Rene, PA7R
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Rene,
I just looked in the Java code and all references to 0BKCBLUE.GIF are in capital letters.
It's great that you found the solution to the problem.
I do not understand the problem since the code uses capital letters for the files, and the file names are in capital letters.
I will rename all the files as lower case letters, post another version of the Java HRI software, and you can let me know if it works well.
Regards,
Howard
On 7/7/2018 05:42, rene wit de wrote:
Hi Howard,
I found the problem and the cure,
The fonts are all in CAPS, and? Windows is not a?case sensitive O.S.
But Linux is a case sensitive O.S., so it does not find the .gifs , in submap digits
The solution is to rename or copy? all CAPS letters to normal case, for?example the Black/Blue digits
rene@Tyler ~/HamRadioIntegrator_N3ZH/digits $ cp 0BCKBLUE.GIF 0bckblue.gif
rene@Tyler ~/HamRadioIntegrator_N3ZH/digits $ cp 1BCKBLUE.GIF 1bckblue.gif
rene@Tyler ~/HamRadioIntegrator_N3ZH/digits $ cp 2BCKBLUE.GIF 2bckblue.gif
rene@Tyler ~/HamRadioIntegrator_N3ZH/digits $ cp 3BCKBLUE.GIF 3bckblue.gif
rene@Tyler ~/HamRadioIntegrator_N3ZH/digits $ cp 4BCKBLUE.GIF 4bckblue.gif
rene@Tyler ~/HamRadioIntegrator_N3ZH/digits $ cp 5BCKBLUE.GIF 5bckblue.gif
rene@Tyler ~/HamRadioIntegrator_N3ZH/digits $ cp 6BCKBLUE.GIF 6bckblue.gif
rene@Tyler ~/HamRadioIntegrator_N3ZH/digits $ cp 7BCKBLUE.GIF 7bckblue.gif
rene@Tyler ~/HamRadioIntegrator_N3ZH/digits $ cp 8BCKBLUE.GIF 8bckblue.gif
rene@Tyler ~/HamRadioIntegrator_N3ZH/digits $ cp 9BCKBLUE.GIF 9bckblue.gif
73s,
Rene, PA7R
Hi Rene,
The GIF files for the digits are in a sub-folder called "digits', and is located where Ham Radio Integrator was installed.? You will find? 100 files because there are 10 choices of appearances for the digits.
I suggest you check Edit--Settings--Radio Tab, and check which Digits are selected.
"Blue Black Digits" should be selected by default.
Most settings are stored in HamRadioIntegratorSettings.ini.txt and "digit font" is an integer value for the list of fonts.
Unfortunately, few if any people use the Linux version of HRI.?
Note: You might notice the 39 Tone modem in the Linux version - it does not work.
Regards,
Howard
On 7/6/2018 02:34, PA7R Rene wrote:
Hi Howard,
I am missing the frequency display in the HRI Linux (Java)version ( see screenshot)
Is it possible to add the fonts through a download ?
My configuration :
Linux Mint 18.3 64 Bit
Oracle Java JDK:
java version "1.8.0_171"
Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.8.0_171-b11)
Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM (build 25.171-b11, mixed mode)
?
HRI 01 MAR 2018V1
73`s,
Rene, PA7R
?
?
?
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Re: No digits in HRI Linux (Java) version 01 MAR 2018V1
OK Rene,
Give the latest Java version a try.
Let me know if there are problems.
Howard
On 7/7/2018 05:42, rene wit de wrote:
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Show quoted text
Hi Howard,
I found the problem and
the cure,
The fonts are all in
CAPS, and? Windows is not a?case sensitive O.S.
But Linux is a case
sensitive O.S., so it does not find the .gifs , in submap
digits
The solution is to
rename or copy? all CAPS letters to normal case, for?example
the Black/Blue digits
rene@Tyler ~/HamRadioIntegrator_N3ZH/digits $ cp
0BCKBLUE.GIF 0bckblue.gif
rene@Tyler ~/HamRadioIntegrator_N3ZH/digits $ cp
1BCKBLUE.GIF 1bckblue.gif
rene@Tyler
~/HamRadioIntegrator_N3ZH/digits $ cp 2BCKBLUE.GIF
2bckblue.gif
rene@Tyler ~/HamRadioIntegrator_N3ZH/digits $ cp
3BCKBLUE.GIF 3bckblue.gif
rene@Tyler ~/HamRadioIntegrator_N3ZH/digits $ cp
4BCKBLUE.GIF 4bckblue.gif
rene@Tyler ~/HamRadioIntegrator_N3ZH/digits $ cp
5BCKBLUE.GIF 5bckblue.gif
rene@Tyler ~/HamRadioIntegrator_N3ZH/digits $ cp
6BCKBLUE.GIF 6bckblue.gif
rene@Tyler ~/HamRadioIntegrator_N3ZH/digits $ cp
7BCKBLUE.GIF 7bckblue.gif
rene@Tyler ~/HamRadioIntegrator_N3ZH/digits $ cp
8BCKBLUE.GIF 8bckblue.gif
rene@Tyler ~/HamRadioIntegrator_N3ZH/digits $ cp
9BCKBLUE.GIF 9bckblue.gif
73s,
Rene, PA7R
Hi Rene,
The GIF files for the digits are in a sub-folder called
"digits', and is located where Ham Radio Integrator was
installed.? You will find? 100 files because there are 10
choices of appearances for the digits.
I suggest you check Edit--Settings--Radio Tab, and check
which Digits are selected.
"Blue Black Digits" should be selected by default.
Most settings are stored in
HamRadioIntegratorSettings.ini.txt and "digit font" is an
integer value for the list of fonts.
Unfortunately, few if any people use the Linux version of
HRI.?
Note: You might notice the 39 Tone modem in the Linux
version - it does not work.
Regards,
Howard
On 7/6/2018 02:34, PA7R Rene wrote:
Hi Howard,
I am missing the frequency display in the HRI Linux
(Java)version ( see screenshot)
Is it possible to add the fonts through a download ?
My configuration :
Linux Mint 18.3 64 Bit
Oracle Java JDK:
java version "1.8.0_171"
Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.8.0_171-b11)
Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM (build 25.171-b11,
mixed mode)
?
HRI 01 MAR 2018V1
73`s,
Rene, PA7R
?
?
?
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File: HamRadioIntegrator_N3ZH_07JUL2018v2.jar
Uploaded By:
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For Linux and Macintosh. Radio digit GIF file names in lower case letters and java code specifying GIF file names using lower case letters.
You can access this file at the URL:
/g/N3ZHSoftware/files/HamRadioIntegrator_N3ZH_07JUL2018v2.jar
Cheers,
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File: HamRadioIntegrator_N3ZH_07JUL2018v1.exe
Uploaded By:
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Description:
For older versions of MS windows. Radio digit GIF file names in lower case letters and java code specifying GIF file names using lower case letters.
You can access this file at the URL:
/g/N3ZHSoftware/files/HamRadioIntegrator_N3ZH_07JUL2018v1.exe
Cheers,
The Groups.io Team
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Hello,
This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the [email protected]
group.
File: HamRadioIntegrator_N3ZH_07JUL2018.jar
Uploaded By:
Howard Z
Description:
For Linux and Macintosh. Radio digit GIF file names in lower case letters and java code specifying GIF file names using lower case letters.
You can access this file at the URL:
/g/N3ZHSoftware/files/HamRadioIntegrator_N3ZH_07JUL2018.jar
Cheers,
The Groups.io Team
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Re: No digits in HRI Linux (Java) version 01 MAR 2018V1
Rene,
I just looked in the Java code and all references to 0BKCBLUE.GIF
are in capital letters.
It's great that you found the solution to the problem.
I do not understand the problem since the code uses capital
letters for the files, and the file names are in capital letters.
I will rename all the files as lower case letters, post another
version of the Java HRI software, and you can let me know if it
works well.
Regards,
Howard
On 7/7/2018 05:42, rene wit de wrote:
toggle quoted message
Show quoted text
Hi Howard,
I found the problem and
the cure,
The fonts are all in
CAPS, and? Windows is not a?case sensitive O.S.
But Linux is a case
sensitive O.S., so it does not find the .gifs , in submap
digits
The solution is to
rename or copy? all CAPS letters to normal case, for?example
the Black/Blue digits
rene@Tyler ~/HamRadioIntegrator_N3ZH/digits $ cp
0BCKBLUE.GIF 0bckblue.gif
rene@Tyler ~/HamRadioIntegrator_N3ZH/digits $ cp
1BCKBLUE.GIF 1bckblue.gif
rene@Tyler
~/HamRadioIntegrator_N3ZH/digits $ cp 2BCKBLUE.GIF
2bckblue.gif
rene@Tyler ~/HamRadioIntegrator_N3ZH/digits $ cp
3BCKBLUE.GIF 3bckblue.gif
rene@Tyler ~/HamRadioIntegrator_N3ZH/digits $ cp
4BCKBLUE.GIF 4bckblue.gif
rene@Tyler ~/HamRadioIntegrator_N3ZH/digits $ cp
5BCKBLUE.GIF 5bckblue.gif
rene@Tyler ~/HamRadioIntegrator_N3ZH/digits $ cp
6BCKBLUE.GIF 6bckblue.gif
rene@Tyler ~/HamRadioIntegrator_N3ZH/digits $ cp
7BCKBLUE.GIF 7bckblue.gif
rene@Tyler ~/HamRadioIntegrator_N3ZH/digits $ cp
8BCKBLUE.GIF 8bckblue.gif
rene@Tyler ~/HamRadioIntegrator_N3ZH/digits $ cp
9BCKBLUE.GIF 9bckblue.gif
73s,
Rene, PA7R
Hi Rene,
The GIF files for the digits are in a sub-folder called
"digits', and is located where Ham Radio Integrator was
installed.? You will find? 100 files because there are 10
choices of appearances for the digits.
I suggest you check Edit--Settings--Radio Tab, and check
which Digits are selected.
"Blue Black Digits" should be selected by default.
Most settings are stored in
HamRadioIntegratorSettings.ini.txt and "digit font" is an
integer value for the list of fonts.
Unfortunately, few if any people use the Linux version of
HRI.?
Note: You might notice the 39 Tone modem in the Linux
version - it does not work.
Regards,
Howard
On 7/6/2018 02:34, PA7R Rene wrote:
Hi Howard,
I am missing the frequency display in the HRI Linux
(Java)version ( see screenshot)
Is it possible to add the fonts through a download ?
My configuration :
Linux Mint 18.3 64 Bit
Oracle Java JDK:
java version "1.8.0_171"
Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.8.0_171-b11)
Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM (build 25.171-b11,
mixed mode)
?
HRI 01 MAR 2018V1
73`s,
Rene, PA7R
?
?
?
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Re: No digits in HRI Linux (Java) version 01 MAR 2018V1
Hi Howard,
I found the problem and the cure,
The fonts are all in CAPS, and? Windows is not a?case sensitive O.S.
But Linux is a case sensitive O.S., so it does not find the .gifs , in submap digits
The solution is to rename or copy? all CAPS letters to normal case, for?example the Black/Blue digits
rene@Tyler ~/HamRadioIntegrator_N3ZH/digits $ cp 0BCKBLUE.GIF 0bckblue.gif
rene@Tyler ~/HamRadioIntegrator_N3ZH/digits $ cp 1BCKBLUE.GIF 1bckblue.gif
rene@Tyler ~/HamRadioIntegrator_N3ZH/digits $ cp 2BCKBLUE.GIF 2bckblue.gif
rene@Tyler ~/HamRadioIntegrator_N3ZH/digits $ cp 3BCKBLUE.GIF 3bckblue.gif
rene@Tyler ~/HamRadioIntegrator_N3ZH/digits $ cp 4BCKBLUE.GIF 4bckblue.gif
rene@Tyler ~/HamRadioIntegrator_N3ZH/digits $ cp 5BCKBLUE.GIF 5bckblue.gif
rene@Tyler ~/HamRadioIntegrator_N3ZH/digits $ cp 6BCKBLUE.GIF 6bckblue.gif
rene@Tyler ~/HamRadioIntegrator_N3ZH/digits $ cp 7BCKBLUE.GIF 7bckblue.gif
rene@Tyler ~/HamRadioIntegrator_N3ZH/digits $ cp 8BCKBLUE.GIF 8bckblue.gif
rene@Tyler ~/HamRadioIntegrator_N3ZH/digits $ cp 9BCKBLUE.GIF 9bckblue.gif
73s,
Rene, PA7R
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Hi Rene,
The GIF files for the digits are in a sub-folder called "digits', and is located where Ham Radio Integrator was installed.? You will find? 100 files because there are 10 choices of appearances for the digits.
I suggest you check Edit--Settings--Radio Tab, and check which Digits are selected.
"Blue Black Digits" should be selected by default.
Most settings are stored in HamRadioIntegratorSettings.ini.txt and "digit font" is an integer value for the list of fonts.
Unfortunately, few if any people use the Linux version of HRI.?
Note: You might notice the 39 Tone modem in the Linux version - it does not work.
Regards,
Howard
On 7/6/2018 02:34, PA7R Rene wrote:
Hi Howard,
I am missing the frequency display in the HRI Linux (Java)version ( see screenshot)
Is it possible to add the fonts through a download ?
My configuration :
Linux Mint 18.3 64 Bit
Oracle Java JDK:
java version "1.8.0_171"
Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.8.0_171-b11)
Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM (build 25.171-b11, mixed mode)
?
HRI 01 MAR 2018V1
73`s,
Rene, PA7R
?
?
?
|
Re: No digits in HRI Linux (Java) version 01 MAR 2018V1
Hi Rene,
The GIF files for the digits are in a sub-folder called "digits',
and is located where Ham Radio Integrator was installed.? You will
find? 100 files because there are 10 choices of appearances for
the digits.
I suggest you check Edit--Settings--Radio Tab, and check which
Digits are selected.
"Blue Black Digits" should be selected by default.
Most settings are stored in HamRadioIntegratorSettings.ini.txt and
"digit font" is an integer value for the list of fonts.
Unfortunately, few if any people use the Linux version of HRI.?
Note: You might notice the 39 Tone modem in the Linux version - it
does not work.
Regards,
Howard
On 7/6/2018 02:34, PA7R Rene wrote:
toggle quoted message
Show quoted text
Hi Howard,
I am missing the frequency display in the HRI Linux
(Java)version ( see screenshot)
Is it possible to add the fonts through a download ?
My configuration :
Linux Mint 18.3 64 Bit
Oracle Java JDK:
java version "1.8.0_171"
Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.8.0_171-b11)
Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM (build 25.171-b11, mixed mode)
?
HRI 01 MAR 2018V1
73`s,
Rene, PA7R
?
?
?
|
No digits in HRI Linux (Java) version 01 MAR 2018V1
Hi Howard,
I am missing the frequency display in the HRI Linux (Java)version ( see screenshot)
Is it possible to add the fonts through a download ?
My configuration :
Linux Mint 18.3 64 Bit
Oracle Java JDK:
java version "1.8.0_171"
Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.8.0_171-b11)
Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM (build 25.171-b11, mixed mode)
?
HRI 01 MAR 2018V1
73`s,
Rene, PA7R
?
?
?
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Re: 2 instances of HRI Visual Studio version on one Win7 computer?
Tom,
I think the answer is no, because the two instances will be using
the same settings files.
I think yes, if you run HRI-java for one radio and run
HRI-VisualStudios for the second radio, as the settings files are
in different locations.
Regards,
Howard
On 6/7/2018 07:45, Tom wrote:
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Hi Howard is it
possible to run 2 instances of HRI Visual Studio on one Win7
computer? I am presently using 2 computers to control an IC M710
and an IC M710RT with HRI Visual Studio.
Thanks Tom KC1GTU
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Rene PA7R
