Hi,
in my software written in WIN32 the HamLib 3 work, while hamlib 4 give timeout error. Tested with an RTX Icom IC-7100 and Icom IC-7300.
Do you need to change or add any different configuration parameters than HamLib3?
Thank you.
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I tested it with a friend that has an IC-7300. It seems to work OK at 9600 but locked up at 19200. The ic-7300 can do 115,200 and we run it all the time at 115,200 with hamlib without a problem.
Do you have any debug information available?
Or can I get the source code to debug myself?
I guess you're just using the one rig out of hamlib? Using C++?
Mike W9MDB
Hi,
in my software written in WIN32 the HamLib 3 work, while hamlib 4 give timeout error. Tested with an RTX Icom IC-7100 and Icom IC-7300.
Do you need to change or add any different configuration parameters than HamLib3?
Thank you.
Hi Mike,
thank you for the answer, I found that I had set the value "m_pRtx->state.rigport.timeout" too low, with hamlib3 it worked anyway while with hamlib4 it must be set correctly.
Thank you again for your help
Best 73 de Mauro, IZ2BKT
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Can you now run at 115,200? The 7300 can do that.
You shouldn't have to set any of those values as the defaults are known to work with all rigs.
Mike W9MDB
Hi Mike,
thank you for the answer, I found that I had set the value "m_pRtx->state.rigport.timeout" too low, with hamlib3 it worked anyway while with hamlib4 it must be set correctly.
Hi,
in my software written in WIN32 the HamLib 3 work, while hamlib 4 give timeout error. Tested with an RTX Icom IC-7100 and Icom IC-7300.
Do you need to change or add any different configuration parameters than HamLib3?
Thank you.
I tested it with a friend that has an IC-7300. It seems to work OK at 9600 but locked up at 19200. The ic-7300 can do 115,200 and we run it all the time at 115,200 with hamlib without a problem.
Do you have any debug information available?
Or can I get the source code to debug myself?
I guess you're just using the one rig out of hamlib? Using C++?
Mike W9MDB
Hi,
in my software written in WIN32 the HamLib 3 work, while hamlib 4 give timeout error. Tested with an RTX Icom IC-7100 and Icom IC-7300.
Do you need to change or add any different configuration parameters than HamLib3?
Thank you.
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Hi Mike,
thank you for the answer, I found that I had set the value "m_pRtx->state.rigport.timeout" too low, with hamlib3 it worked anyway while with hamlib4 it must be set correctly.
Thank you again for your help
Best 73 de Mauro, IZ2BKT
Can you now run at 115,200? The 7300 can do that.
You shouldn't have to set any of those values as the defaults are known to work with all rigs.
Mike W9MDB
Hi Mike,
thank you for the answer, I found that I had set the value "m_pRtx->state.rigport.timeout" too low, with hamlib3 it worked anyway while with hamlib4 it must be set correctly.
Thank you again for your help
Best 73 de Mauro, IZ2BKT
HamLib 4 timout error
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Yes the IC-7300 also works at 115200 BAUD with default parameters. Thank you.