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I would like to note that selecting /dev/ttyUSB0 results in the same issue.

I've attached debug_log and trace here. The output of that command is: [ 1479.789733] usb 1-5.1: SerialNumber: 0e2a0f816687ed11965525d7a603910e [ 1479.796135] cp210x 1-5.1:1.0: cp210x converter

Well I have installed 2.0.05.81 and mimic'd you settings exactly, with no luck. Not sure if it helps, but this is the trace when I click init: 04:07:47.433 : closeRig() 04:07:47.434 : close serial

Yup I can manage that. I will give it a shot tonight and report back. Do I need to remove the current version or will this overwrite what is currently installed? If I need to remove the current

I'll have to double check what version I have, I thought 2.0.04 was the most recent on the website. Thank you, I'll reply back.

details macos 15.1 macloggerdx 6.53 flrig 2.0.05 fldigi - built from git https://git.code.sf.net/p/fldigi/fldigi today, also 4.2.06.05 I think what happens is, macloggerdx reports over UDP: [Radio

OK. AFICR, no other software other than the Flsuite was mentioned originally. Could you list *All* the software you wish to use together, and details of the OS running it all. Especially version

I don't think my first reply worked, sorry if this is a duplicate. Originally I was using whatever version came pre installed on DragonOS, 1.4.something. last night I installed 2.0.04 and I had the

That's what I'm trying to get to. I want to get the radio communicating with flrig, and then I will communicate through flrig to each other program. To my knowledge the radio will not power on over

WSJT-X uses hamlib and one of the "radios" is flrig. I use flrig as a concentrator. WSJT-X, FLdigi and my logger all connect to my rigs through flrig. Phil Does the Yaesu have the capability of being

Yes, I believe WSJT-X uses Hamlib. Getting flrig to work is what I'm trying to do. I cannot get it to communicate with my radio.

Doesn’t WSJT- X uses hamlib? Will Flrig work? Ray W8LYJ

I don't recall the different orders of operations I've tried, I will have to go back and try a more methodical approach. I have not tried interfacing flrig with wstj-x, I am first trying to get flrig

Riley I use flrig with an FT857. and I find connecting a tad finicky. Have you tried to start flrig, then the FT747? FT747 on and then flrig started? then ft747 off/on? For me it seems like different

That was too fast. No - it doesn't make it go away. Added: changing freq on radio and: progdefaults.maclogger_spot_rx 0 mclg_txhz = 7245000, maclogger_set_qsy: 7245000 progdefaults.maclogger_spot_rx 0

Tracked it down. Frequency was being changed in maclogger_set_qsy(). I had "Tune to Rx Spot" turned on and fldigi reacted on: [Radio Report:RxMHz:7.07968, TxMHz:7.07968, Band:40M, Mode:LSB, Power:100]

Yes. Flrig alone and: - flrig frequency display follows frequency changes made at radio - same for the other way - frequency changes made at flrig are applied to radio correctly - changes made via

Joel, any version of Linux is a good version of GNU/Linux, at least in someone's opinion. If your works is using RHEL, then Fedora has a lot in common. For the Broadcom drivers, you could also try

Thanks for the reply. I am a part of that group and have no issues communicating with the radio through the digirig using JS8Call or WSJT-X

make sure you are a member of "DIALOUT" group in Linuxkc Thanks Dan KC2STA <rjayg1979@...> wrote: -- Dan Ziolkowski KC2STA SKCC #4290T Ubuntu LINUX