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Re: IC-705 Reading DV mode
Dave,
From what I see DV is handled correctly between flrig and IC-705. But I would need to be a bit more thorough testing it before I can tell you for sure. I'll try and get round to it over the weekend. When I put the rig in DV mode it seems to hunt between DV and FM. Using Dstar, however looks a steep learning curve.
Phil GM3ZZA
On 16 December 2023, at 01:01, "Dave, W1HKJ" <w1hkj@...> wrote:
I stand corrected.? flrig does
support DV modes for the IC705
$ grep DV *705*cxx
LSBD705, USBD705, AMD705, FMD705, DV705
?? ?"LSB-D", "USB-D", "AM-D", "FM-D", "DV"};
//??????????????? |??????????????? 17 - DV
?? ???? ??? for (md = 0; md < DV705; md++) {
?? ???? ??? ??? ??? if (A.imode > DV705)
?? ?if (A.imode >= LSBD705 && A.imode < DV705)
?? ???? ??? ??? ??? if (B.imode > DV705)
?? ?if (B.imode >= LSBD705 && B.imode < DV705)
?? ???? case DV705:
?? ???? ??? ??? ??? case DV705:
?? ???? case DV705:
?? ???? ??? for (int md = LSB705; md <= DV705; md++) {
?? ???? ??? if (mode > DV705) mode = USB705;
?? ?if (mode >= LSBD705 && mode < DV705)
but I cannot vouch for the code veracity.? Someone want to gift
me a 705 ?? ?
On 12/15/23 18:53, w1hkj wrote:
DV is not supported by flrig
/ fldigi / hamlib.? You might be able to add it to the xml
definition file for rigcat.? Let us know if you are
successful.
David
P.S. flrig is open source.? You could also modify the 705
class structures in the corresponding .h and .cxx files.
On 12/15/23 16:07, Philip Rose,
GM3ZZA via wrote:
Delving
into the hamlib code and tracing, it appears that hamlib
doesn't understand the "DV" returned by flrig.?
I can see
that this actually is a rats' nest. Maybe any mode that maps
onto the ADIF mode DIGITALVOICE (DSTAR, C4FM etc) should
return DV or something similar?
Phil
GM3ZZA
I don't know which side of the line
this is, but I am accessing flrig using hamlib. When the
IC-705 is set to DV mode and my app accesses
hamlib::rig_get_mode() the returned mode is zero (no
bits set).
Something displays:
flrig_open: Unknown mode (new?) for this rig='DV'
on the terminal.
Phil GM3ZZA
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Re: IC-705 Reading DV mode
I stand corrected.? flrig does
support DV modes for the IC705
$ grep DV *705*cxx
LSBD705, USBD705, AMD705, FMD705, DV705
?? ?"LSB-D", "USB-D", "AM-D", "FM-D", "DV"};
//??????????????? |??????????????? 17 - DV
?? ???? ??? for (md = 0; md < DV705; md++) {
?? ???? ??? ??? ??? if (A.imode > DV705)
?? ?if (A.imode >= LSBD705 && A.imode < DV705)
?? ???? ??? ??? ??? if (B.imode > DV705)
?? ?if (B.imode >= LSBD705 && B.imode < DV705)
?? ???? case DV705:
?? ???? ??? ??? ??? case DV705:
?? ???? case DV705:
?? ???? ??? for (int md = LSB705; md <= DV705; md++) {
?? ???? ??? if (mode > DV705) mode = USB705;
?? ?if (mode >= LSBD705 && mode < DV705)
but I cannot vouch for the code veracity.? Someone want to gift
me a 705 ?? ?
On 12/15/23 18:53, w1hkj wrote:
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DV is not supported by flrig
/ fldigi / hamlib.? You might be able to add it to the xml
definition file for rigcat.? Let us know if you are
successful.
David
P.S. flrig is open source.? You could also modify the 705
class structures in the corresponding .h and .cxx files.
On 12/15/23 16:07, Philip Rose,
GM3ZZA via groups.io wrote:
Delving
into the hamlib code and tracing, it appears that hamlib
doesn't understand the "DV" returned by flrig.?
I can see
that this actually is a rats' nest. Maybe any mode that maps
onto the ADIF mode DIGITALVOICE (DSTAR, C4FM etc) should
return DV or something similar?
Phil
GM3ZZA
I don't know which side of the line
this is, but I am accessing flrig using hamlib. When the
IC-705 is set to DV mode and my app accesses
hamlib::rig_get_mode() the returned mode is zero (no
bits set).
Something displays:
flrig_open: Unknown mode (new?) for this rig='DV'
on the terminal.
Phil GM3ZZA
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Re: IC-705 Reading DV mode
DV is not supported by flrig /
fldigi / hamlib.? You might be able to add it to the xml
definition file for rigcat.? Let us know if you are successful.
David
P.S. flrig is open source.? You could also modify the 705 class
structures in the corresponding .h and .cxx files.
On 12/15/23 16:07, Philip Rose, GM3ZZA
via groups.io wrote:
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Delving into the hamlib code and tracing, it appears that hamlib
doesn't understand the "DV" returned by flrig.?
I can see that this actually is a rats' nest. Maybe any mode
that maps onto the ADIF mode DIGITALVOICE (DSTAR, C4FM etc)
should return DV or something similar?
Phil GM3ZZA
I don't know which side of the line
this is, but I am accessing flrig using hamlib. When the
IC-705 is set to DV mode and my app accesses
hamlib::rig_get_mode() the returned mode is zero (no bits
set).
Something displays:
flrig_open: Unknown mode (new?) for this rig='DV'
on the terminal.
Phil GM3ZZA
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Re: IC-705 Reading DV mode
Delving into the hamlib code and tracing, it appears that hamlib doesn't understand the "DV" returned by flrig.?
I can see that this actually is a rats' nest. Maybe any mode that maps onto the ADIF mode DIGITALVOICE (DSTAR, C4FM etc) should return DV or something similar?
Phil GM3ZZA
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I don't know which side of the line this is, but I am accessing flrig using hamlib. When the IC-705 is set to DV mode and my app accesses hamlib::rig_get_mode() the returned mode is zero (no bits set).
Something displays:
flrig_open: Unknown mode (new?) for this rig='DV'
on the terminal.
Phil GM3ZZA
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Re: Chromebook C720, Debian Linux and Solar Panel
I need something that can be portable (backpack) so weight is very important.?
Herb Dr. Herb Sims? I want to tell the whole world that I?love my wife and kids - what better?way than one email at a time. Ich will der ganzen Welt sagen, dass?ich meine Frau und Kinder liebe – wie?ist das besser zu machen als Mail für?Mail, eine nach der anderen.? -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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On Dec 15, 2023, at 1:43?PM, WB8LYJ - Jeff <wb8lyj@...> wrote:
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On Dec 15, 2023, at 1:29?PM, Herb Sims, N4RG <w.herb.sims@...> wrote:
This is what I am trying next:
Herb
Dr. Herb Sims?
I want to tell the whole world that I?love my wife and kids - what better?way than one email at a time.
Ich will der ganzen Welt sagen, dass?ich meine Frau und Kinder liebe – wie?ist das besser zu machen als Mail für?Mail, eine nach der anderen.?
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On Dec 15, 2023, at 12:13?PM, WB8LYJ - Jeff <wb8lyj@...> wrote:
?I would use a MPPT charge controller and a battery.
If the 19v is from the panel specs, they measure that open circuit.
Under load it will be less as well as under less than full sun.
The MPPT controller will keep the output voltage up.
I think you will need a battery though.
There are 12v to 19v buck converters that work well to get you from 12v to 19v.
Jeff?
On Dec 15, 2023, at 11:59?AM, Herb Sims, N4RG <w.herb.sims@...> wrote:
I have a solar panel question. I have a 40W panel that outputs 19VDC on the DC5521 port. The input to the Chromebook charging port is also 19VDC. Should I have an MPTT between the panel and the laptop or just hook straight up?
Thanks!
Herb
Dr. Herb Sims?
I want to tell the whole world that I?love my wife and kids - what better?way than one email at a time.
Ich will der ganzen Welt sagen, dass?ich meine Frau und Kinder liebe – wie?ist das besser zu machen als Mail für?Mail, eine nach der anderen.?
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Re: Chromebook C720, Debian Linux and Solar Panel
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On Dec 15, 2023, at 1:29?PM, Herb Sims, N4RG <w.herb.sims@...> wrote:
This is what I am trying next:
Herb
Dr. Herb Sims?
I want to tell the whole world that I?love my wife and kids - what better?way than one email at a time.
Ich will der ganzen Welt sagen, dass?ich meine Frau und Kinder liebe – wie?ist das besser zu machen als Mail für?Mail, eine nach der anderen.?
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On Dec 15, 2023, at 12:13?PM, WB8LYJ - Jeff <wb8lyj@...> wrote:
?I would use a MPPT charge controller and a battery.
If the 19v is from the panel specs, they measure that open circuit.
Under load it will be less as well as under less than full sun.
The MPPT controller will keep the output voltage up.
I think you will need a battery though.
There are 12v to 19v buck converters that work well to get you from 12v to 19v.
Jeff?
On Dec 15, 2023, at 11:59?AM, Herb Sims, N4RG <w.herb.sims@...> wrote:
I have a solar panel question. I have a 40W panel that outputs 19VDC on the DC5521 port. The input to the Chromebook charging port is also 19VDC. Should I have an MPTT between the panel and the laptop or just hook straight up?
Thanks!
Herb
Dr. Herb Sims?
I want to tell the whole world that I?love my wife and kids - what better?way than one email at a time.
Ich will der ganzen Welt sagen, dass?ich meine Frau und Kinder liebe – wie?ist das besser zu machen als Mail für?Mail, eine nach der anderen.?
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Re: Chromebook C720, Debian Linux and Solar Panel
This is what I am trying next:
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Herb
Dr. Herb Sims?
I want to tell the whole world that I?love my wife and kids - what better?way than one email at a time.
Ich will der ganzen Welt sagen, dass?ich meine Frau und Kinder liebe – wie?ist das besser zu machen als Mail für?Mail, eine nach der anderen.?
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On Dec 15, 2023, at 12:13?PM, WB8LYJ - Jeff <wb8lyj@...> wrote:
?
I would use a MPPT charge controller and a battery.
If the 19v is from the panel specs, they measure that open circuit.
Under load it will be less as well as under less than full sun.
The MPPT controller will keep the output voltage up.
I think you will need a battery though.
There are 12v to 19v buck converters that work well to get you from 12v to 19v.
Jeff?
On Dec 15, 2023, at 11:59?AM, Herb Sims, N4RG <w.herb.sims@...> wrote:
I have a solar panel question. I have a 40W panel that outputs 19VDC on the DC5521 port. The input to the Chromebook charging port is also 19VDC. Should I have an MPTT between the panel and the laptop or just hook straight up?
Thanks!
Herb
Dr. Herb Sims?
I want to tell the whole world that I?love my wife and kids - what better?way than one email at a time.
Ich will der ganzen Welt sagen, dass?ich meine Frau und Kinder liebe – wie?ist das besser zu machen als Mail für?Mail, eine nach der anderen.?
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Hope it helps. I also use a RPi.
On my 7300 I have the audio output set to 27% because I turn off the AGC to keep strong stations from dropping the gain. For AGC on then 50% usually is good. The 27& seems to work for both fldigi and Wsjtx on my 7300.
The power on a new fldigi install defaults to -12 which is way too low for me so I turn on the remembering by band & mode and set it to where I want it and it stays. The Pi doesn't this at all.
My understanding is that the S-Meter indication originates in Flrig so fldigi just repeats it. If you don't see it in flrig you won't see it in fldigi.
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On Dec 15, 2023, at 11:25, Bruce W4BRU < w4bru@...> wrote:
Thanks, Cliff.
The required audio level difference between wsjt-x and fldigi is informative. We used "IC-7100 How-to" from?"" for setup. We can try modifying these suggested settings to increase the audio into the computer:
? ACC/USB AF Level - 50%
? ACC MOD Level - 20%
? USB MOD Level - 10%
The power settings in fldigi is new to me. I run my station from a Rasp Pi and I've never set anything. I don't really like Windows so when it doesn't work on a friend's computer, I blame Windows!
As to the S meter, it seems to me it worked the first time I set up flrig and then stopped working. I'll have to fiddle with it. Of all the issues, this is the least important. I just saw it as a potential symptom of flrig-fldigi interface failure.
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Re: Chromebook C720, Debian Linux and Solar Panel
I would use a MPPT charge controller and a battery.
If the 19v is from the panel specs, they measure that open circuit. Under load it will be less as well as under less than full sun.
The MPPT controller will keep the output voltage up. I think you will need a battery though.
There are 12v to 19v buck converters that work well to get you from 12v to 19v.
toggle quoted message
Show quoted text
On Dec 15, 2023, at 11:59?AM, Herb Sims, N4RG <w.herb.sims@...> wrote:
I have a solar panel question. I have a 40W panel that outputs 19VDC on the DC5521 port. The input to the Chromebook charging port is also 19VDC. Should I have an MPTT between the panel and the laptop or just hook straight up?
Thanks!
Herb Dr. Herb Sims? I want to tell the whole world that I?love my wife and kids - what better?way than one email at a time. Ich will der ganzen Welt sagen, dass?ich meine Frau und Kinder liebe – wie?ist das besser zu machen als Mail für?Mail, eine nach der anderen.? -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Thanks, Cliff.
The required audio level difference between wsjt-x and fldigi is informative. We used "IC-7100 How-to" from?"http://www.w1hkj.com/flrig-help/ic7100_how_to_page.html" for setup. We can try modifying these suggested settings to increase the audio into the computer:
? ACC/USB AF Level - 50%
? ACC MOD Level - 20%
? USB MOD Level - 10%
The power settings in fldigi is new to me. I run my station from a Rasp Pi and I've never set anything. I don't really like Windows so when it doesn't work on a friend's computer, I blame Windows!
As to the S meter, it seems to me it worked the first time I set up flrig and then stopped working. I'll have to fiddle with it. Of all the issues, this is the least important. I just saw it as a potential symptom of flrig-fldigi interface failure.
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I don't know which side of the line this is, but I am accessing flrig using hamlib. When the IC-705 is set to DV mode and my app accesses hamlib::rig_get_mode() the returned mode is zero (no bits set).
Something displays:
flrig_open: Unknown mode (new?) for this rig='DV'
on the terminal.
Phil GM3ZZA
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Chromebook C720, Debian Linux and Solar Panel
I have a solar panel question. I have a 40W panel that outputs 19VDC on the DC5521 port. The input to the Chromebook charging port is also 19VDC. Should I have an MPTT between the panel and the laptop or just hook straight up?
Thanks!
Herb Dr. Herb Sims? I want to tell the whole world that I?love my wife and kids - what better?way than one email at a time. Ich will der ganzen Welt sagen, dass?ich meine Frau und Kinder liebe – wie?ist das besser zu machen als Mail für?Mail, eine nach der anderen.? -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Thanks Paul,
If you read all of my post, you will see I made that mistake at first but then corrected it and still suffered the problem.
My logger tried to connect to the last rig used regardless as to whether it was there or not. I created an instance of the hamlib RIG class for each of the two rigs. The timeout on the first access seemed to create a sticky flag that then caused all accesses
to fail.?
I modified my code to only allow me to manually connect each rig once I had switched them on. Since then I've not had a problem with either my logger or wsjtx access the two instances of flrig independently.
Phil GM3ZZA
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Both instances of flrig are trying to use the same port for xmlrpc (probably 12345). Only one server can be on the same port at one time. The second one will fail to start. If both could run together, it would be chaos as both
would try to reply to same command.
On 12/14/23 16:15, Philip Rose, GM3ZZA via groups.io wrote:
Progress (I hope).
I realised my logger is attempting to connect to the rig that was used for the last QSO even if it's not connected. I suffered the hamlib timeout every time I start my logger
?
If I don't do this and only try to connect to it once I've started flrig for any or all of the rigs then I seem to connect OK. I've tried this from a standing start and connected to both rigs OK.
I now need to try this with all the apps.
Phil GM3ZZA
I have recently bought a new rig IC705 in addition to the IC7300 I already have.
I have created two aliases for flrig to access the two rigs using --config-dir. I have configured each instance of flrig to listen to different ports :12345 for the IC7300 and :12346 for the IC705.
I have only twice managed to connect my logging app (zzalog) since, and both times to the IC705 instance. I think it was when I started the IC705 then started zzalog. I am using hamlib to connect to flrig. I tried WSJT-X and that also failed to connect. Hamlib
seems to timeout on the connection after a couple of minutes.
I did originally make the mistake of not changing the port number on the new instance of flrig, so maybe there is some memory of this lingering about. My OS is debian bookworm on a converted Dell laptop.
When I next get time, I'll try some more measured tries.
Phil GM3ZZA
--
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* Amateur Radio Station AC0HY *
* W. Paul Mills SN807 *
* Assistant EC Alpha-1 ARES Shawnee/Wabaunsee, KS *
* President Kaw Valley Amateur Radio Club *
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Both instances of flrig are trying to
use the same port for xmlrpc (probably 12345). Only one server can
be on the same port at one time. The second one will fail to
start. If both could run together, it would be chaos as both would
try to reply to same command.
On 12/14/23 16:15, Philip Rose, GM3ZZA
via groups.io wrote:
Progress (I hope).
I realised my logger is attempting to connect to the rig that
was used for the last QSO even if it's not connected. I suffered
the hamlib timeout every time I start my logger
?
If I don't do this and only try to connect to it once I've
started flrig for any or all of the rigs then I seem to connect
OK. I've tried this from a standing start and connected to both
rigs OK.
I now need to try this with all the apps.
Phil GM3ZZA
I have recently bought a new rig
IC705 in addition to the IC7300 I already have.
I have created two aliases for flrig to access the two
rigs using --config-dir. I have configured each instance
of flrig to listen to different ports :12345 for the
IC7300 and :12346 for the IC705.
I have only twice managed to connect my logging app
(zzalog) since, and both times to the IC705 instance. I
think it was when I started the IC705 then started zzalog.
I am using hamlib to connect to flrig. I tried WSJT-X and
that also failed to connect. Hamlib seems to timeout on
the connection after a couple of minutes.
I did originally make the mistake of not changing the port
number on the new instance of flrig, so maybe there is
some memory of this lingering about. My OS is debian
bookworm on a converted Dell laptop.
When I next get time, I'll try some more measured tries.
Phil GM3ZZA
--
/
* Amateur Radio Station AC0HY *
* W. Paul Mills SN807 *
* Assistant EC Alpha-1 ARES Shawnee/Wabaunsee, KS *
* President Kaw Valley Amateur Radio Club *
/
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Re: Sibtx v3, the open source Hybrid SDR is released
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Re: Sibtx v3, the open source Hybrid SDR is released
The sbitx boards are available on
On Fri, Dec 15, 2023, 6:23 PM Alistair - M5ASF < liverpudd@...> wrote: Great work Ashar.
Dare I ask if anyone has designed PCB's or offering kits for theSibtx?
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Re: Sibtx v3, the open source Hybrid SDR is released
Great work Ashar.
Dare I ask if anyone has designed PCB's or offering kits for theSibtx?
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So somehow your logger connects to flrig? For me I use Fllog and it connects directly to fldigi and flrig connects directly to fldigi. I suppose your logger has some special features that are helpful for you. If it works enjoy!
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On Dec 14, 2023, at 16:07, Philip Rose, GM3ZZA via < gm3zza@...> wrote:
Hi Cliff,
Hamlib has as one of its rigs: FlRig.
Hamlib can drive the xmlrpc interface to flrig. I found that easier to use than trying to control the xmlrpc from within my logger.
BTW I've made progress on my original problem - in a separate response.
Phil
Phil,?
Can you help me understand the connection between flrig and Hamlib? If fldigi only one or the other will be operational at any one time. On Dec 14, 2023, at 15:02, Philip Rose, GM3ZZA via ??< gm3zza@...> wrote:
I have recently bought a new rig IC705 in addition to the IC7300 I already have.
I have created two aliases for flrig to access the two rigs using --config-dir. I have configured each instance of flrig to listen to different ports :12345 for the IC7300 and :12346 for the IC705.?
I have only twice managed to connect my logging app (zzalog) since, and both times to the IC705 instance. I think it was when I started the IC705 then started zzalog. I am using hamlib to connect to flrig. I tried WSJT-X and that also failed to connect. Hamlib seems to timeout on the connection after a couple of minutes.
I did originally make the mistake of not changing the port number on the new instance of flrig, so maybe there is some memory of this lingering about. My OS is debian bookworm on a converted Dell laptop.
When I next get time, I'll try some more measured tries.
Phil GM3ZZA
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Progress (I hope).
I realised my logger is attempting to connect to the rig that was used for the last QSO even if it's not connected. I suffered the hamlib timeout every time I start my logger
?
If I don't do this and only try to connect to it once I've started flrig for any or all of the rigs then I seem to connect OK. I've tried this from a standing start and connected to both rigs OK.
I now need to try this with all the apps.
Phil GM3ZZA
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I have recently bought a new rig IC705 in addition to the IC7300 I already have.
I have created two aliases for flrig to access the two rigs using --config-dir. I have configured each instance of flrig to listen to different ports :12345 for the IC7300 and :12346 for the IC705.
I have only twice managed to connect my logging app (zzalog) since, and both times to the IC705 instance. I think it was when I started the IC705 then started zzalog. I am using hamlib to connect to flrig. I tried WSJT-X and that also failed to connect. Hamlib
seems to timeout on the connection after a couple of minutes.
I did originally make the mistake of not changing the port number on the new instance of flrig, so maybe there is some memory of this lingering about. My OS is debian bookworm on a converted Dell laptop.
When I next get time, I'll try some more measured tries.
Phil GM3ZZA
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Hi Cliff,
Hamlib has as one of its rigs: FlRig.
Hamlib can drive the xmlrpc interface to flrig. I found that easier to use than trying to control the xmlrpc from within my logger.
BTW I've made progress on my original problem - in a separate response.
Phil
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Phil,?
Can you help me understand the connection between flrig and Hamlib? If fldigi only one or the other will be operational at any one time.
On Dec 14, 2023, at 15:02, Philip Rose, GM3ZZA via < gm3zza@...> wrote:
I have recently bought a new rig IC705 in addition to the IC7300 I already have.
I have created two aliases for flrig to access the two rigs using --config-dir. I have configured each instance of flrig to listen to different ports :12345 for the IC7300 and :12346 for the IC705.
I have only twice managed to connect my logging app (zzalog) since, and both times to the IC705 instance. I think it was when I started the IC705 then started zzalog. I am using hamlib to connect to flrig. I tried WSJT-X and that also failed to connect. Hamlib
seems to timeout on the connection after a couple of minutes.
I did originally make the mistake of not changing the port number on the new instance of flrig, so maybe there is some memory of this lingering about. My OS is debian bookworm on a converted Dell laptop.
When I next get time, I'll try some more measured tries.
Phil GM3ZZA
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Philip Rose, GM3ZZA
Dave, W1HKJ
Bruce W4BRU
W Paul Mills AC?HY
Alistair - M5ASF