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Thanks for all your responses to this question. You've opened a door with the various tips. 73, Robin KK7MSN

https://forum.digirig.net/t/android-software/141/17 That forum post contains links to some comms programs for android. The closest android app to FLDIGI is called AndFLMSG and you can find the latest

Hi Dave, Yes, the S/N shows up using the dmesg -WH command when it is plugged in: [ ?+0.287051] usb 3-1.3.1: new full-speed USB device number 56 using xhci_hcd [ ?+0.085499] usb 3-1.3.1: New USB

Hi Tim. But, does the "Serialization" information set by Icom, appear in the strings returned to the system when they are enumerated on connection? dmesg -WH should show it on finding the device, if

That looks much like what happens, when Fldigi is not initially set for the correct CW WPM speed for the incoming signal, but eventually figures it out for itself. Check the two figures in boxes

Hi Tobias, I'll fix the tooltip.? I tested for Mid-Latitude-Disturbed NVIS 0 dB s/n; with 0, 1, 2 msec shaping.? Did not see any decrease in decode performance.? 4 or more msec will effect decode

[email protected]> wrote: There was a change in the datatype for Hamlib 4.6 which has since been reverted due to this issues (not yet released). It will be corrected in a future hamlib release.

Hi Dave Had a build failure here. I build/test every fldigi change plus hamlib just prior. I have not tried to run this down, so only regard as background info. Hamlib comes from git pull; ./bootstrap

http://www.w1hkj.com/alpha/fldigi/ * fldigi-4.2.06.18.dmg <http://www.w1hkj.com/alpha/fldigi/fldigi-4.2.06.18.dmg> * fldigi-4.2.06.18.tar.gz <http://www.w1hkj.com/alpha/fldigi/fldigi-4.2.06.18.tar.gz>

Thanks John, Is “di di di di dah dah” Morse for “{“ character? I couldn’t find in the tables handy. As the saying goes, “timing is everything!” —Charles

Happy New Year, Folks... :) I tried to install FLDIGI for Android on two devices that run GrapheneOS, which is an AOSP(Android Open Source Project) Rom.? If you're not familiar, GrapheneOS has higher

<HM> is E3 with bad spacing. 4 dits 2 dahs instead of one dit (space) 3 dits 2 dahs. John VA3KOT

Wow, Dave, some great info there. With regard to recent Icom radios like the 7300, 7610, 9700, they use Silicon Labs CP210x and they are all explicitly serialized including the model of the radio and

No sudo needed, just open a terminal window, and enter... dmesg -WH? (On Debian/Ubuntu/Mint based systems at least.) Nothing will happen, until you connect, or disconnect something, then it'll show

Thanks Bob, I've seen it in both CW and RTTY, the only modes I've spent any time with. I've read about prosigns and abbreviations, assuming that's what they are. But, they seem to show up randomly and

Robin I have IC 705, IC 7100 and access to IC 7300. I have no issues I use Flrig for PTT; when plugged, I'll see the drivers listed. ls /dev/serial/by-id will help you. 73 *Don PoapsNew Westminster,

Hi Robin The short answer is that (the current) linux already has the driver provided within the kernel, so nothing extra needs to be done. Windows on the other hand requires a manual install. For

I thought I had a site providing some serious help on this issue, but, so far, I'm still searching for that site I can't find in the browser history. So. Does anyone have some definitive information

Were you listening to CW (Morse code)? Two of the ones you've listed (AS and AR) are recognized Morse code prosigns. I'm not sure about the other two. They are sent as Morse characters as if the two

Try this http://www.w1hkj.com/FldigiHelp/ 73 Greg Sanders KE5DXA