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Kevin Utzy
2022-07-06
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  • Kevin Utzy

    Kevin Utzy - 2022-07-06

    I went to use the CW split on my RigPi this weekend and it didn't work. I ran into this issue before, if it is in split CW it won't send. I don't know yet what the issue is. It is hard from RigPi interface if maybe VFOB was in USB mode or something else. I know Mike fixed something before for me with this exact problem and it worked. I did contact Howard and he told me to ask over here.
    I don't know if RigPi is suppose to set the mode or hamlib is (I haven't been in front of the radio to see myself). Using Flrig I set it manually but it didn't seem to carry over to when I went back to the rigpi hamlib screen. Or the patch was overridden with a later release of hamlib which it appears I am on HamLib 5 now.
    Any help would be appreciated.

    73, Kevin, W4RKU

     

    • Michael Black

      Michael Black - 2022-07-06

      Rig Pi is supposed to set the mode -- Hamlib just does what it is told to do.
      Mike W9MDB

      On Tuesday, July 5, 2022 at 09:10:08 PM CDT, Kevin Utzy <krutzy@users.sourceforge.net> wrote:

      I went to use the CW split on my RigPi this weekend and it didn't work. I ran into this issue before, if it is in split CW it won't send. I don't know yet what the issue is. It is hard from RigPi interface if maybe VFOB was in USB mode or something else. I know Mike fixed something before for me with this exact problem and it worked. I did contact Howard and he told me to ask over here.
      I don't know if RigPi is suppose to set the mode or hamlib is (I haven't been in front of the radio to see myself). Using Flrig I set it manually but it didn't seem to carry over to when I went back to the rigpi hamlib screen. Or the patch was overridden with a later release of hamlib which it appears I am on HamLib 5 now.
      Any help would be appreciated.

      73, Kevin, W4RKU

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  • Kevin Utzy

    Kevin Utzy - 2022-07-06

    Mike,

    I pretty much agree with you after going to the remote station today and there are some issues in the logic in rigpi. I think you patch was before V3 of rigpi came out. So I upgraded I may not tried using remote split since.

    I do have a question, and that might be my misunderstanding of how things work.

    Obviously the RigPi runs rigctld.

    With Rigpi displaying the radio frequency (picture of rig frequency display attached). I ran the following commands using rigctl. Why am I getting these returns?
    pi@rigpi3:~ $ rigctl v
    VFOA
    pi@rigpi3:~ $ rigctl m
    FM
    15000
    pi@rigpi3:~ $ rigctl f
    145000000

    Obviously they don't match what RigPi and what the radio is showing?

    Thank you for your answer.

    73, Kevin, W4RKU

     
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    • Michael Black

      Michael Black - 2022-07-06

      Without a -m switch you're talking to the dummy rig.And you can also stack up the commands.
      rigctl -m 2 v m f
      Not sure if this works
      rigctl -m 2 --vfo v m VFOA m VFOB f VFOA f VFOB
      Mike W9MDB

      On Wednesday, July 6, 2022 at 04:39:18 PM CDT, Kevin Utzy <krutzy@users.sourceforge.net> wrote:

      Mike,

      I pretty much agree with you after going to the remote station today and there are some issues in the logic in rigpi. I think you patch was before V3 of rigpi came out. So I upgraded I may not tried using remote split since.

      I do have a question, and that might be my misunderstanding of how things work.

      Obviously the RigPi runs rigctld.

      With Rigpi displaying the radio frequency (picture of rig frequency display attached). I ran the following commands using rigctl. Why am I getting these returns?
      pi@rigpi3:~ $ rigctl v
      VFOA
      pi@rigpi3:~ $ rigctl m
      FM
      15000
      pi@rigpi3:~ $ rigctl f
      145000000

      Obviously they don't match what RigPi and what the radio is showing?

      Thank you for your answer.

      73, Kevin, W4RKU

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      • Kevin Utzy

        Kevin Utzy - 2022-07-06

        Awesome – thank you for the tutorial. Will save this and good to know if I have to set thing manually via the console.

        Thanks much!

        73, Kevin W4RKU

        From: discussion@hamlib.p.re.sourceforge.net discussion@hamlib.p.re.sourceforge.net On Behalf Of Michael Black
        Sent: Wednesday, July 6, 2022 18:02
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        Subject: [hamlib:discussion] Re: RigPi Split Mode TS-2000

        Without a -m switch you're talking to the dummy rig.And you can also stack up the commands.
        rigctl -m 2 v m f
        Not sure if this works
        rigctl -m 2 --vfo v m VFOA m VFOB f VFOA f VFOB
        Mike W9MDB

        On Wednesday, July 6, 2022 at 04:39:18 PM CDT, Kevin Utzy <krutzy@users.sourceforge.net krutzy@users.sourceforge.net > wrote:

        Mike,

        I pretty much agree with you after going to the remote station today and there are some issues in the logic in rigpi. I think you patch was before V3 of rigpi came out. So I upgraded I may not tried using remote split since.

        I do have a question, and that might be my misunderstanding of how things work.

        Obviously the RigPi runs rigctld.

        With Rigpi displaying the radio frequency (picture of rig frequency display attached). I ran the following commands using rigctl. Why am I getting these returns?
        pi@rigpi3:~ $ rigctl v
        VFOA
        pi@rigpi3:~ $ rigctl m
        FM
        15000
        pi@rigpi3:~ $ rigctl f
        145000000

        Obviously they don't match what RigPi and what the radio is showing?

        Thank you for your answer.

        73, Kevin, W4RKU

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  • Kevin Utzy

    Kevin Utzy - 2022-07-12

    Mike,

    Sitting here at the rig itself I have been using rigctl interactively. I am having problems still. If I am use the "X" command. See below and if I am doing something wrong:

    Rig command: s
    Split: 1
    TX VFO: VFOB

    Rig command: x
    TX Mode: USB
    TX Passband: 2200

    Rig command: X CW 0

    Rig command: X CW 600

    Rig command: s
    Split: 1
    TX VFO: VFOB

    Rig command: x
    TX Mode: USB
    TX Passband: 2200

    Rig command: X CW 600

    Rig command: X
    TX Mode: CW
    TX Passband: 600

    The X command does nothing. Even interactive. Sometimes when issuing the x or the X took the radio out of split.

    The version is: 4.5~git from indeterminate source revision.

    Is this an issue or something else I need to do?

    73, Kevin, W4RKU

     

    • Michael Black

      Michael Black - 2022-07-12

      Please run this

      rigctl -m 2014 -r com1 -s 9600 --vfo -vvvvv -Z M VFOA USB -1 M VFOB USB -1 S VFOA 1 VFOB X CW 500 m VFOA m VFOB >log.txt 2>&1

      And send me the log.txt file.

      Mike W9MDB

      On Tuesday, July 12, 2022 at 12:13:18 AM CDT, Kevin Utzy krutzy@users.sourceforge.net wrote:

      Mike,

      Sitting here at the rig itself I have been using rigctl interactively. I am having problems still. If I am use the "X" command. See below and if I am doing something wrong:

      Rig command: s
      Split: 1
      TX VFO: VFOB

      Rig command: x
      TX Mode: USB
      TX Passband: 2200

      Rig command: X CW 0

      Rig command: X CW 600

      Rig command: s
      Split: 1
      TX VFO: VFOB

      Rig command: x
      TX Mode: USB
      TX Passband: 2200

      Rig command: X CW 600

      Rig command: X
      TX Mode: CW
      TX Passband: 600

      The X command does nothing. Even interactive. Sometimes when issuing the x or the X took the radio out of split.

      The version is: 4.5~git from indeterminate source revision.

      Is this an issue or something else I need to do?

      73, Kevin, W4RKU

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    • Michael Black

      Michael Black - 2022-07-26

      Could you please test the latest?At least the problems taking it out of split should be fixed now.
      Can you actually set a different mode on VFOB?  Can you do this sequence please and show me the results.
      V VFOAM USB -1V VFOBM CW -1V VFOAmV VFOBm
      Mike W9MDB

      On Tuesday, July 12, 2022 at 12:13:18 AM CDT, Kevin Utzy <krutzy@users.sourceforge.net> wrote:

      Mike,

      Sitting here at the rig itself I have been using rigctl interactively. I am having problems still. If I am use the "X" command. See below and if I am doing something wrong:

      Rig command: s
      Split: 1
      TX VFO: VFOB

      Rig command: x
      TX Mode: USB
      TX Passband: 2200

      Rig command: X CW 0

      Rig command: X CW 600

      Rig command: s
      Split: 1
      TX VFO: VFOB

      Rig command: x
      TX Mode: USB
      TX Passband: 2200

      Rig command: X CW 600

      Rig command: X
      TX Mode: CW
      TX Passband: 600

      The X command does nothing. Even interactive. Sometimes when issuing the x or the X took the radio out of split.

      The version is: 4.5~git from indeterminate source revision.

      Is this an issue or something else I need to do?

      73, Kevin, W4RKU

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      • Kevin Utzy

        Kevin Utzy - 2022-07-26

        Mike,

        I did install the latest and seems to be working. However when I used your command request this is the result:

        Rig command: V VFOAM USB -1V VFOBM CW -1V VFOAmV VFOBm

        set_vfo: error = kenwood.c(682):kenwood_safe_transaction returning2(0)

        kenwood2rmode called

        4:rig.c(2464):rig_passband_normal entered

4:rig_passband_normal: return filter#1, width=600

4:rig.c(2485):rig_passband_normal returning(600)

        kenwood.c(2700):kenwood_get_mode returning2(0)

        rig.c(4467) trace

        4:kenwood.c(1103):kenwood_set_vfo entered

        kenwood_set_vfo called vfo=currVFO, is_emulation=0, curr_mode=

        kenwood.c(1153) trace

        kenwood.c(1155):kenwood_set_vfo returning2(0)

        4:rig.c(4486):rig_get_split_mode returning(0)

        3:rigctl_parse.c(2931):rigctl_get_split_mode returning(0)

        rigctl_parse: called, interactive=1

        rigctl_parse: input_line: V VFOAM USB -1V VFOBM CW -1V VFOAmV VFOBm

        rigctl_parse: vfo_opt=0

        3:rigctl_parse.c(2251):rigctl_set_vfo entered

        rig_parse_vfo called

        rig_parse_vfo: 'VFOAM' not found so vfo='None'

        Invalid parameter

        Precede multiple character command names with '\'

        73, Kevin, W4RKU

        From: discussion@hamlib.p.re.sourceforge.net discussion@hamlib.p.re.sourceforge.net On Behalf Of Michael Black
        Sent: Tuesday, July 26, 2022 14:33
        To: [hamlib:discussion] 25919@discussion.hamlib.p.re.sourceforge.net
        Subject: [hamlib:discussion] Re: RigPi Split Mode TS-2000

        Could you please test the latest?At least the problems taking it out of split should be fixed now.
        Can you actually set a different mode on VFOB? Can you do this sequence please and show me the results.
        V VFOAM USB -1V VFOBM CW -1V VFOAmV VFOBm
        Mike W9MDB

        On Tuesday, July 12, 2022 at 12:13:18 AM CDT, Kevin Utzy <krutzy@users.sourceforge.net krutzy@users.sourceforge.net > wrote:

        Mike,

        Sitting here at the rig itself I have been using rigctl interactively. I am having problems still. If I am use the "X" command. See below and if I am doing something wrong:

        Rig command: s
        Split: 1
        TX VFO: VFOB

        Rig command: x
        TX Mode: USB
        TX Passband: 2200

        Rig command: X CW 0

        Rig command: X CW 600

        Rig command: s
        Split: 1
        TX VFO: VFOB

        Rig command: x
        TX Mode: USB
        TX Passband: 2200

        Rig command: X CW 600

        Rig command: X
        TX Mode: CW
        TX Passband: 600

        The X command does nothing. Even interactive. Sometimes when issuing the x or the X took the radio out of split.

        The version is: 4.5~git from indeterminate source revision.

        Is this an issue or something else I need to do?

        73, Kevin, W4RKU

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        • Michael Black

          Michael Black - 2022-07-26

          I'm sorry...that email was not formatted correctly.
          Commands are as follows on separate lines.

          V VFOA
          M USB -1
          V VFOB
          M CW -1
          V VFOA
          m
          V VFOB
          m

          Mike W9MDB

          On Tuesday, July 26, 2022 at 02:43:43 PM CDT, Kevin Utzy krutzy@users.sourceforge.net wrote:

          Mike,

          I did install the latest and seems to be working. However when I used your command request this is the result:

          Rig command: V VFOAM USB -1V VFOBM CW -1V VFOAmV VFOBm

          set_vfo: error = kenwood.c(682):kenwood_safe_transaction returning2(0)

          kenwood2rmode called

          4:rig.c(2464):rig_passband_normal entered

          4:rig_passband_normal: return filter#1, width=600

          4:rig.c(2485):rig_passband_normal returning(600)

          kenwood.c(2700):kenwood_get_mode returning2(0)

          rig.c(4467) trace

          4:kenwood.c(1103):kenwood_set_vfo entered

          kenwood_set_vfo called vfo=currVFO, is_emulation=0, curr_mode=

          kenwood.c(1153) trace

          kenwood.c(1155):kenwood_set_vfo returning2(0)

          4:rig.c(4486):rig_get_split_mode returning(0)

          3:rigctl_parse.c(2931):rigctl_get_split_mode returning(0)

          rigctl_parse: called, interactive=1

          rigctl_parse: input_line: V VFOAM USB -1V VFOBM CW -1V VFOAmV VFOBm

          rigctl_parse: vfo_opt=0

          3:rigctl_parse.c(2251):rigctl_set_vfo entered

          rig_parse_vfo called

          rig_parse_vfo: 'VFOAM' not found so vfo='None'

          Invalid parameter

          Precede multiple character command names with '\'

          73, Kevin, W4RKU

          From: discussion@hamlib.p.re.sourceforge.net discussion@hamlib.p.re.sourceforge.net On Behalf Of Michael Black
          Sent: Tuesday, July 26, 2022 14:33
          To: [hamlib:discussion] 25919@discussion.hamlib.p.re.sourceforge.net
          Subject: [hamlib:discussion] Re: RigPi Split Mode TS-2000

          Could you please test the latest?At least the problems taking it out of split should be fixed now.
          Can you actually set a different mode on VFOB? Can you do this sequence please and show me the results.
          V VFOAM USB -1V VFOBM CW -1V VFOAmV VFOBm
          Mike W9MDB

          On Tuesday, July 12, 2022 at 12:13:18 AM CDT, Kevin Utzy <krutzy@users.sourceforge.net krutzy@users.sourceforge.net > wrote:

          Mike,

          Sitting here at the rig itself I have been using rigctl interactively. I am having problems still. If I am use the "X" command. See below and if I am doing something wrong:

          Rig command: s
          Split: 1
          TX VFO: VFOB

          Rig command: x
          TX Mode: USB
          TX Passband: 2200

          Rig command: X CW 0

          Rig command: X CW 600

          Rig command: s
          Split: 1
          TX VFO: VFOB

          Rig command: x
          TX Mode: USB
          TX Passband: 2200

          Rig command: X CW 600

          Rig command: X
          TX Mode: CW
          TX Passband: 600

          The X command does nothing. Even interactive. Sometimes when issuing the x or the X took the radio out of split.

          The version is: 4.5~git from indeterminate source revision.

          Is this an issue or something else I need to do?

          73, Kevin, W4RKU

          RigPi Split Mode TS-2000

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          • Kevin Utzy

            Kevin Utzy - 2022-07-26

            Mike,

            Below is the session I just did. Oddly the only thing that didn't work is
            the "m" when it was set to VFOA. Other than that all looked fine.

            Kevin

            rigctl -m 2014 -r /dev/ttyUSB1 -s 38400

            Rig command: V VFOA

            Rig command: M USB -1

            Rig command: V VFOB

            Rig command: M CW -1

            Rig command: V VFOA

            Rig command: m

            Rig command: V VFOB

            Rig command: m

            Mode: CW

            Passband: 600

            Rig command:

            From: discussion@hamlib.p.re.sourceforge.net
            discussion@hamlib.p.re.sourceforge.net On Behalf Of Michael Black
            Sent: Tuesday, July 26, 2022 16:34
            To: [hamlib:discussion] 25919@discussion.hamlib.p.re.sourceforge.net
            Subject: [hamlib:discussion] Re: RigPi Split Mode TS-2000

            I'm sorry...that email was not formatted correctly.
            Commands are as follows on separate lines.

            V VFOA
            M USB -1
            V VFOB
            M CW -1
            V VFOA
            m
            V VFOB
            m

            Mike W9MDB

            On Tuesday, July 26, 2022 at 02:43:43 PM CDT, Kevin Utzy
            krutzy@users.sourceforge.net krutzy@users.sourceforge.net wrote:

            Mike,

            I did install the latest and seems to be working. However when I used your
            command request this is the result:

            Rig command: V VFOAM USB -1V VFOBM CW -1V VFOAmV VFOBm

            set_vfo: error = kenwood.c(682):kenwood_safe_transaction returning2(0)

            kenwood2rmode called

            4:rig.c(2464):rig_passband_normal entered

            4:rig_passband_normal: return filter#1, width=600

            4:rig.c(2485):rig_passband_normal returning(600)

            kenwood.c(2700):kenwood_get_mode returning2(0)

            rig.c(4467) trace

            4:kenwood.c(1103):kenwood_set_vfo entered

            kenwood_set_vfo called vfo=currVFO, is_emulation=0, curr_mode=

            kenwood.c(1153) trace

            kenwood.c(1155):kenwood_set_vfo returning2(0)

            4:rig.c(4486):rig_get_split_mode returning(0)

            3:rigctl_parse.c(2931):rigctl_get_split_mode returning(0)

            rigctl_parse: called, interactive=1

            rigctl_parse: input_line: V VFOAM USB -1V VFOBM CW -1V VFOAmV VFOBm

            rigctl_parse: vfo_opt=0

            3:rigctl_parse.c(2251):rigctl_set_vfo entered

            rig_parse_vfo called

            rig_parse_vfo: 'VFOAM' not found so vfo='None'

            Invalid parameter

            Precede multiple character command names with '\'

            73, Kevin, W4RKU

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            discussion@hamlib.p.re.sourceforge.net
            discussion@hamlib.p.re.sourceforge.net
            discussion@hamlib.p.re.sourceforge.net On Behalf Of Michael Black
            Sent: Tuesday, July 26, 2022 14:33
            To: [hamlib:discussion] 25919@discussion.hamlib.p.re.sourceforge.net
            25919@discussion.hamlib.p.re.sourceforge.net
            Subject: [hamlib:discussion] Re: RigPi Split Mode TS-2000

            Could you please test the latest?At least the problems taking it out of
            split should be fixed now.
            Can you actually set a different mode on VFOB? Can you do this sequence
            please and show me the results.
            V VFOAM USB -1V VFOBM CW -1V VFOAmV VFOBm
            Mike W9MDB

            On Tuesday, July 12, 2022 at 12:13:18 AM CDT, Kevin Utzy
            <krutzy@users.sourceforge.net krutzy@users.sourceforge.net
            krutzy@users.sourceforge.net%20krutzy@users.sourceforge.net%20 >
            wrote:

            Mike,

            Sitting here at the rig itself I have been using rigctl interactively. I am
            having problems still. If I am use the "X" command. See below and if I am
            doing something wrong:

            Rig command: s
            Split: 1
            TX VFO: VFOB

            Rig command: x
            TX Mode: USB
            TX Passband: 2200

            Rig command: X CW 0

            Rig command: X CW 600

            Rig command: s
            Split: 1
            TX VFO: VFOB

            Rig command: x
            TX Mode: USB
            TX Passband: 2200

            Rig command: X CW 600

            Rig command: X
            TX Mode: CW
            TX Passband: 600

            The X command does nothing. Even interactive. Sometimes when issuing the x
            or the X took the radio out of split.

            The version is: 4.5~git from indeterminate source revision.

            Is this an issue or something else I need to do?

            73, Kevin, W4RKU

            RigPi Split Mode TS-2000

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          • Kevin Utzy

            Kevin Utzy - 2022-07-26

            Mike,

            I tried it again and got different results

            Rig command: V VFOA

            Rig command: M USB -1

            Rig command: V VFOB

            Rig command: M CW -1

            Rig command: V VFOA

            Rig command: m

            Mode: CW

            Passband: 600

            Rig command: V VFOB

            Rig command: m

            Mode: CW

            Passband: 600

            Though I would share this too.

            Kevin

             
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            • Michael Black

              Michael Black - 2022-07-26

              So it would appear there is no ability to set VFOB mode different from VFOA.
              That's what I thought.

              Mike W9MDB

              On Tuesday, July 26, 2022 at 05:07:07 PM CDT, Kevin Utzy krutzy@users.sourceforge.net wrote:

              Mike,

              I tried it again and got different results

              Rig command: V VFOA

              Rig command: M USB -1

              Rig command: V VFOB

              Rig command: M CW -1

              Rig command: V VFOA

              Rig command: m

              Mode: CW

              Passband: 600

              Rig command: V VFOB

              Rig command: m

              Mode: CW

              Passband: 600

              Though I would share this too.

              Kevin

              RigPi Split Mode TS-2000

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              • Kevin Utzy

                Kevin Utzy - 2022-07-27

                You can via the radio. I looked at the CAT commands extensively. In the
                addendum you can issue the OI command the refers to split but it also says
                it is referring to the memory channel.

                Here is the real kicker, if you were to look at the computer commands in the
                manual under "IF" command (which looks like a read only command) under
                answer byte P12 it says "Split operation status. See SP command". However
                there is no SP command documented! There also seems to be a lot of cross
                over between the TS-480 and the TS2K.

                Frankly I always considered you the expert on this stuff. I see you do a
                lot for Flrig and digi. This stuff is in my wheelhouse but without
                documentation I don't know. I can send command via Flrig and see what
                happens.

                I would be willing to help figure this out some how. If you want to take
                this off group that is fine too.

                73,
                Kevin
                W4RKU

                 
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              • Kevin Utzy

                Kevin Utzy - 2022-07-27

                Mike,

                Related issue. WSJT-X and JTDX have their own versions of rigctl and
                rigctld. With WSJT-X 2.5.4 I have to use under "Split" I have to use "fake
                it". That didn't happen before. But the older JTDX 2.2.0-rc155 I can use
                "Rig".

                So the same thing must be happening - because WSJT-X use to work just fine
                with "Rig".

                Just something I thought about.

                73, Kevin, W4RKU

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                discussion@hamlib.p.re.sourceforge.net On Behalf Of Michael Black
                Sent: Tuesday, July 26, 2022 18:56
                To: [hamlib:discussion] 25919@discussion.hamlib.p.re.sourceforge.net
                Subject: [hamlib:discussion] Re: RigPi Split Mode TS-2000

                So it would appear there is no ability to set VFOB mode different from VFOA.
                That's what I thought.

                Mike W9MDB

                 
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  • Kevin Utzy

    Kevin Utzy - 2022-07-12

    Mike,
    Log file attached.

    TU 73 Kevin W4RKU

     
    log.txt

  • Kevin Utzy

    Kevin Utzy - 2022-07-13

    Mike,
    Not being impatient, I just wanted to ensure the output I sent was ok and wanted. I know you are very busy.
    73, Kevin, W4RKU

     

    • Michael Black

      Michael Black - 2022-07-13

      Yes...I have the problem report.
      Mike

      On Wednesday, July 13, 2022 at 03:20:48 PM CDT, Kevin Utzy <krutzy@users.sourceforge.net> wrote:

      Mike,
      Not being impatient, I just wanted to ensure the output I sent was ok and wanted. I know you are very busy.
      73, Kevin, W4RKU

      RigPi Split Mode TS-2000

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  • Kevin Utzy

    Kevin Utzy - 2022-07-27

    Mike,

    Ok here is where I stand. As you know this all started with me to get it to work on the RigPi. So I have been testing using direct as well as via hamlib with the RigPi starting rigctld and setting hamlib as the Rig in WSJT-X.

    I built and installed the snapshot you asked me too. Same problem. Then I realized that I installed WSJT-X using the deb. So I built WSJT-X from the source. The result is better. If I disconnect the RigPi application and go to direct to the TS-2000 using WSJT-X it works! However if I set it to Hamlib (see attached) I get the following errors:

    Hamlib error: IO error
    network.c(441):network_close return(0)
    iofunc.c(361):port_close return(0)
    rig.c(1047):rig_open return(-6) IO error
    network.c(441):network_close return(0)
    iofunc.c(361):port_close return(0)
    iofunc.c(361):port_close return(0) while opening connection to rig

    Timestamp: 2022-07-27T21:59:17.002Z

    JTDX does work with the Hamlib as the rig. One thing I noticed that caught my eye was the size of the WSJT-X and JTDX versions of rigctl and rigctld were (the copying didn't work as you said. Here is the listing:

    pi@rigpi3:/usr/local/bin $ ls -l rigctl*
    -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 524228 Jul 27 12:11 rigctl
    -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 549008 Jul 27 12:11 rigctlcom
    -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 8149296 Jul 27 14:48 rigctlcom-wsjtx
    -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 544508 Jul 27 12:11 rigctld
    -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 15380432 Dec 29 2020 rigctld-jtdx
    -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 8365688 Jul 27 14:48 rigctld-wsjtx
    -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 15359572 Dec 29 2020 rigctl-jtdx
    -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 8341040 Jul 27 14:48 rigctl-wsjtx

    So that is where it stands now.

    73, Kevin, W4RKU

     
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    • Michael Black

      Michael Black - 2022-07-28

      The size difference will be the diff between static and dynamic build.
      Compiling Hamlib by default will give you dynamic which means you need to ensure you remove any system hamlib packages.

      If you do
      ldd rigctl
      It will show you the libraries it references and you should see /usr/local/lib/libhamlib*

      If you see /usr/lib/libhamlib* then you have a hamlib package installed that must be removed.

      Mike W9DMB

      On Wednesday, July 27, 2022 at 06:17:41 PM CDT, Kevin Utzy krutzy@users.sourceforge.net wrote:

      Mike,

      Ok here is where I stand. As you know this all started with me to get it to work on the RigPi. So I have been testing using direct as well as via hamlib with the RigPi starting rigctld and setting hamlib as the Rig in WSJT-X.

      I built and installed the snapshot you asked me too. Same problem. Then I realized that I installed WSJT-X using the deb. So I built WSJT-X from the source. The result is better. If I disconnect the RigPi application and go to direct to the TS-2000 using WSJT-X it works! However if I set it to Hamlib (see attached) I get the following errors:

      Hamlib error: IO error
      network.c(441):network_close return(0)
      iofunc.c(361):port_close return(0)
      rig.c(1047):rig_open return(-6) IO error
      network.c(441):network_close return(0)
      iofunc.c(361):port_close return(0)
      iofunc.c(361):port_close return(0) while opening connection to rig

      Timestamp: 2022-07-27T21:59:17.002Z

      JTDX does work with the Hamlib as the rig. One thing I noticed that caught my eye was the size of the WSJT-X and JTDX versions of rigctl and rigctld were (the copying didn't work as you said. Here is the listing:

      pi@rigpi3:/usr/local/bin $ ls -l rigctl*
      -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 524228 Jul 27 12:11 rigctl
      -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 549008 Jul 27 12:11 rigctlcom
      -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 8149296 Jul 27 14:48 rigctlcom-wsjtx
      -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 544508 Jul 27 12:11 rigctld
      -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 15380432 Dec 29 2020 rigctld-jtdx
      -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 8365688 Jul 27 14:48 rigctld-wsjtx
      -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 15359572 Dec 29 2020 rigctl-jtdx
      -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 8341040 Jul 27 14:48 rigctl-wsjtx

      So that is where it stands now.

      73, Kevin, W4RKU

      Attachments:

      * wsjt-x error.jpg (46.1 kB; image/jpeg)

      RigPi Split Mode TS-2000

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      • Kevin Utzy

        Kevin Utzy - 2022-07-28

        Mike,

        I know I uninstalled the hamlib that I had installed before your download by
        issuing "sudo make uninstall"

        The I made the new snapshot.

        This is the output of the ldd command:

        pi@rigpi3:~ $ ldd /usr/local/bin/rigctl

            linux-vdso.so.1 (0xbe8d5000)

    /usr/lib/arm-linux-gnueabihf/libarmmem-${PLATFORM}.so =>

        /usr/lib/arm-linux-gnueabihf/libarmmem-v7l.so (0xb6faf000)

            libreadline.so.7 => /lib/arm-linux-gnueabihf/libreadline.so.7

        (0xb6f3d000)

            libhamlib.so.4 => /usr/local/lib/libhamlib.so.4 (0xb663f000)

    libdl.so.2 => /lib/arm-linux-gnueabihf/libdl.so.2 (0xb662c000)

    libpthread.so.0 => /lib/arm-linux-gnueabihf/libpthread.so.0

        (0xb6602000)

            libc.so.6 => /lib/arm-linux-gnueabihf/libc.so.6 (0xb64b5000)

    libtinfo.so.6 => /lib/arm-linux-gnueabihf/libtinfo.so.6 (0xb6484000)

    /lib/ld-linux-armhf.so.3 (0xb6fc4000)

    libm.so.6 => /lib/arm-linux-gnueabihf/libm.so.6 (0xb6402000)

    libusb-1.0.so.0 => /lib/arm-linux-gnueabihf/libusb-1.0.so.0

        (0xb63dd000)

            libudev.so.1 => /lib/arm-linux-gnueabihf/libudev.so.1 (0xb63ad000)

    librt.so.1 => /lib/arm-linux-gnueabihf/librt.so.1 (0xb6396000)

        I take it I did not do the uninstall correctly. If not the way I did it,
        how should I clean everything up?

        With the tar.gz I downloaded I did the

        ./configure

        cmake

        make

        sudo make install

        I don't mind redoing everything, but just let me know how to get it really
        cleaned and I will rebuild them.

        Thank you much,

        Kevin

        From: discussion@hamlib.p.re.sourceforge.net
        discussion@hamlib.p.re.sourceforge.net On Behalf Of Michael Black
        Sent: Wednesday, July 27, 2022 23:18
        To: [hamlib:discussion] 25919@discussion.hamlib.p.re.sourceforge.net
        Subject: [hamlib:discussion] Re: RigPi Split Mode TS-2000

        The size difference will be the diff between static and dynamic build.
        Compiling Hamlib by default will give you dynamic which means you need to
        ensure you remove any system hamlib packages.

        If you do
        ldd rigctl
        It will show you the libraries it references and you should see
        /usr/local/lib/libhamlib*

        If you see /usr/lib/libhamlib* then you have a hamlib package installed that
        must be removed.

        Mike W9DMB

        On Wednesday, July 27, 2022 at 06:17:41 PM CDT, Kevin Utzy
        krutzy@users.sourceforge.net krutzy@users.sourceforge.net wrote:

        Mike,

        Ok here is where I stand. As you know this all started with me to get it to
        work on the RigPi. So I have been testing using direct as well as via hamlib
        with the RigPi starting rigctld and setting hamlib as the Rig in WSJT-X.

        I built and installed the snapshot you asked me too. Same problem. Then I
        realized that I installed WSJT-X using the deb. So I built WSJT-X from the
        source. The result is better. If I disconnect the RigPi application and go
        to direct to the TS-2000 using WSJT-X it works! However if I set it to
        Hamlib (see attached) I get the following errors:

        Hamlib error: IO error
        network.c(441):network_close return(0)
        iofunc.c(361):port_close return(0)
        rig.c(1047):rig_open return(-6) IO error
        network.c(441):network_close return(0)
        iofunc.c(361):port_close return(0)
        iofunc.c(361):port_close return(0) while opening connection to rig

        Timestamp: 2022-07-27T21:59:17.002Z

        JTDX does work with the Hamlib as the rig. One thing I noticed that caught
        my eye was the size of the WSJT-X and JTDX versions of rigctl and rigctld
        were (the copying didn't work as you said. Here is the listing:

        pi@rigpi3:/usr/local/bin $ ls -l rigctl*
        -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 524228 Jul 27 12:11 rigctl
        -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 549008 Jul 27 12:11 rigctlcom
        -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 8149296 Jul 27 14:48 rigctlcom-wsjtx
        -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 544508 Jul 27 12:11 rigctld
        -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 15380432 Dec 29 2020 rigctld-jtdx
        -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 8365688 Jul 27 14:48 rigctld-wsjtx
        -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 15359572 Dec 29 2020 rigctl-jtdx
        -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 8341040 Jul 27 14:48 rigctl-wsjtx

        So that is where it stands now.

        73, Kevin, W4RKU

        Attachments:

        • wsjt-x error.jpg (46.1 kB; image/jpeg)

        RigPi Split Mode TS-2000

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