Trouble with rigctl on Windows (11) using COM port
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Hello - I have my TS-570 hooked up on COM3, can access my radio with this port using omni-rig (Log4OM) and python with no problem. I can't get rigctl to access the radio using a clean COM3 connection with the simplest of commands: rigctl -m2004 -s38400 -rCOM3 f (or any rigctl command, for that matter). The result is always
C:\Users\MarkS>rigctl -m 2004 -s 38400 -r COM3 f
rig_open: error = COM3 No such file or directory
I set verbose mode high and captured the results of the following command and have attached it to this topic.
C:\Users\MarkS>rigctl -m2004 -s38400 -rCOM3 -vvvvv w"PC010"
I see the "CTRL" lable light up in my radio so I know that communication is happening (at least one way). I look at the results of the verbose debug text and it looks like nothing can be read. I have never been able to get rigctl running under windows (tried off and on over the course of the past 5 years).
I've reached the point with this that I really don't know what else to try.
thanks
Hi Mark,
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On Wednesday, September 11, 2024 at 11:20:24 AM CDT, Mark Sheffield markat@users.sourceforge.net wrote:
Hello - I have my TS-570 hooked up on COM3, can access my radio with this port using omni-rig (Log4OM) and python with no problem. I can't get rigctl to access the radio using a clean COM3 connection with the simplest of commands: rigctl -m2004 -s38400 -rCOM3 f (or any rigctl command, for that matter). The result is always
C:\Users\MarkS>rigctl -m 2004 -s 38400 -r COM3 f
rig_open: error = COM3 No such file or directory
I set verbose mode high and captured the results of the following command and have attached it to this topic.
C:\Users\MarkS>rigctl -m2004 -s38400 -rCOM3 -vvvvv w"PC010"
I see the "CTRL" lable light up in my radio so I know that communication is happening (at least one way). I look at the results of the verbose debug text and it looks like nothing can be read. I have never been able to get rigctl running under windows (tried off and on over the course of the past 5 years).
I've reached the point with this that I really don't know what else to try.
thanks
Trouble with rigctl on Windows (11) using COM port
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