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Hi,, Don: No. I have not talked to Kevin Custer about this particular issue because my issue has to do with my FreeBSD install, and not with his interface. What is happening is that there is "no

Ken Have you contacted Kevin Cluster of Master Communication? I had a DRA 36. I know there was a small plastic piece I had to change to get it to work with my Kenwood V 71. Kevin was very helpful in

Good Morning: Dave W1HKJ suggested I post this query here. I am building a FreeBSD box in my shack. So far things are going well, but I have run into a bit of a snag when trying to use Fldigi and my

at http://www.w1hkj.com/alpha/flamp/ Index of /alpha/flamp * Parent Directory <http://www.w1hkj.com/alpha/> * flamp-2.2.10.01.tar.gz <http://www.w1hkj.com/alpha/flamp/flamp-2.2.10.01.tar.gz> *

Yes indeed. Just make sure you de-select the feature where Fldigi will go into TX mode, if it sees the PTT going active because something else grabbed it! (Yes, it gets messy...) Seasons Greetings.

I have been playing around with DigiPi for just a short time. I like some of its features but it has some applications (APRS is one) I'll never use in addition to some limitations (RO access unless

FYI, Wsjtx will use flrig directly, rig name is "flrig flrig". With fldigi also using flrig you can run both programs at the same time. Just only transmit on one at a time. 73, Cliff, AE5ZA

Hi Seán In the past, I've had Fldigi, WSJTx and QSSTV all running consuming the same RX audio stream.? Useful when poking around the bands. For RX monitor, I use the rig's own speaker at a low

The latest hamlib has a virtual transceiver named 'flrig'.? flrig is capable of serving a multitude of xmlrpc clients concurrently; fldigi directly, wsjtx and other applications integrated with

On Thu, Dec 21, 2023 at 02:59 PM, Dave, G?WBX wrote: > > Well, according to:- > > https://dl2man.de/5-trusdx-details/ > > Quite likely, as it emulates a Kenwood TS-480 > > But...? Maybe not all of

And now it is not again. Figured I should provide an update if someone reads these comments later looking for answers. Raspberry Pi OS (Bookworm) 32bit or 64bit has been challenging for the

In response to: From what's posted here: https://github.com/raspberrypi/firmware/issues/1635, it appears that Raspberry Pi engineers have decided sleep/hibernate are too costly to pursue. I received

Sounds fascinating. Could you give me an ELI5 explanation of how this would work, what midi commands you'd use to do what?

Well, according to:- https://dl2man.de/5-trusdx-details/ Quite likely, as it emulates a Kenwood TS-480 But...? Maybe not all of the TS-480 full CAT function/command set. As mentioned elsewhere

Now thats what I call a useful file! As it happens I managed to get FLDIGI and FLRIG compiled before I saw it. The packages required to build are mentioned in the INSTALL file when you download and

Sean, How did you make sure you had all the dependencies in place? Follow this guide for all the FLxxx apps and they all will compile. https://sourceforge.net/p/fldigi/wiki/debian_howto/ 73, Cliff,

Hi Im tring to compile FLRIG for linux and am getting this error In file included from cmedia/hid.cxx:28: cmedia/hid_lin.cxx:42:10: fatal error: libudev.h: No such file or directory 42 | #include

One other point about running flrig client & server instances:? The flrig client does not have access to the server-side radio's audio connections (mic input and audio-out). One needs to route those

I'm happy to report that Dave's recipe worked perfectly.? I had pretty much been doing exactly what he recommended and it hadn't worked. But that is because the configuration dialogue box for "Xcvr"

I haven't tested, but it should be possible to daisy chain such that Instance 2 also services xml clients. David