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From: <ben...@id...> - 2004-05-22 12:04:24
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From: Richard T. L. <r.l...@wo...> - 2003-04-30 22:44:19
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Hello Gentlemen: Just thought I'd touch base with you again. My remodel is essentially finished. I even have a Linux box up and running (with RedHat 8, sorry Dale!). I am having trouble with WinCVS. . .I don't seem to be able to update any of the files anymore. Any suggestions? Sorry I've been in stealth mode. . . I also recently fabricated a cable and have been playing with the TS2K. In fact, I made my first QSO on SSB! Not bad considering I'm an extra. . .it was probably about time! How have the two of you been? Rich AL0FT |
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From: Dale E. E. <de...@w-...> - 2003-03-06 20:18:39
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Rich, I retract what I said about the serial interface. This is most certainly a *TODO* project. I just copied ts2k_cmds.[ch] into the standalone/kenny section, added and debugged a kscan trivial program to put the rig into scan using my command "library" and had a bit of a time getting the port command. I did get it done, but its a kludge at best. Anyway, I'm going to leave these routines to you. I'll work around mine until you have something we can use. I'd like both a c and a c++ version of the routines. If you do the c, I'll convert them to c++. (If I remember, you haven't learned c++ yet.) The project won't be at a great disadvantage but the benefits will be many. If you have any questions about designing the routines I'll be happy to make some suggestions. However, unless you really don't want to do it, I'll stay away from the serial stuff. (You learn best by doing it and I've got enough on my plate already!) Let me know whenever you get a chance. Feel free to ask any questions on the Linux stuff etc... 73's Dale, kd7eni |
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From: Dale E. E. <de...@w-...> - 2003-03-02 21:28:19
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Rich, Minicom is just a program that sends whatever you type to the serial port. Instant TS-2000 access! Hi! It is pretty much self explainitory and there is help available in a menu when you run the program. You do have to know how to read, but beyond that, it's quite nice. :) I wouldn't get too bogged down in the serial port stuff. The more you read about it the more involved you'll find that it can be. On the other hand, the most common stuff has already been done by somebody somewhere. That's why I just use minicom to open the port. It will set it up and if you Quit rather than Exit the port will remain in the proper state. c/c++ may then open the port with just the open() and you are up an running! You are welcome to write as much as you want on the serial port though. I have done next to nothing in that area. Hamlib already has the serial port stuff, but it was taken from some of the radio modem software, so even Hamlib didn't start from scratch. That's one of the cool parts GNU software. Somebody can take our stuff and use it, or we can borrow from others. The only word of caution is that the original author almost always retains the original copyright. Often, there will be many Copyright holders on a file. I just got permission from my Landlord to put antennas on the roof of the apartment! My gets the credit for that. So, I'll be taking a much needed break in the near future as well. 73's Dale, kd7eni |
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From: Richard T. L. <r.l...@wo...> - 2003-03-02 18:50:24
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Hello Dale: I haven't been too active compiling or thinking up code lately. . .I have been trying to find out a bit more about opening the serial port in a program though. This could be an epiphany for me as many times on Windoze it has confused me and that's with software written by someone else! Can you tell me more about "Minicom". . .does it have any documentation on-line, etc? I also have been working hard building my "shack", and hence, my workspace. My remodel is still going along slowly, but I will actually be building up some of my own desks (with the help of a friend) in the coming 1-2 weeks. Honest. . .I've actually bought some of the materials already! Then I can get my other machine up and running on Linux. That should at least allow me to see your code in actual action. It might be a new learning experience on CVS though! Rest assured though, that my interest in this project has not waned, and I am looking forward to the future. Rich AL0FT ----- Original Message ----- From: "Dale E. Edmons" <de...@w-...> To: <ts2...@li...> Sent: Saturday, March 01, 2003 14:59 PM Subject: [Ts2k-interface-developers] hamlib branch_ts2k > Hey guys, > > How are thing going? Haven't heard much from anybody. > > I've been working several hours a day on the ts2k hamlib > stuff. The ts2k.c module has gotten a complete new re-write. > I'll check in the changes once I've gotten them useful. I am > finding that trying to maintain three copies of the hamlib stuff > is too much. If possible check out the hamlib stuff from the > hamlib.sourceforge.net. You'll need tag branch "branch_ts2k" > to get the up-to-date stuff. > > I've got a parser semi-functional (grammar only no actions). > > The ts2k_cmds.c are working really well. I was pleasantly > surprised. Still, there are numerous bugs and stuff. Some > of them have been non-trivial to debug (using TS2K_AS_T > in the ts2k_s_mw() function caused segment aborts and a > two or three hours debugging). > > 73's > Dale > > > > ------------------------------------------------------- > This sf.net email is sponsored by:ThinkGeek > Welcome to geek heaven. > http://thinkgeek.com/sf > _______________________________________________ > Ts2k-interface-developers mailing list > Ts2...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/ts2k-interface-developers |
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From: Dale E. E. <de...@w-...> - 2003-03-01 23:00:18
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Hey guys, How are thing going? Haven't heard much from anybody. I've been working several hours a day on the ts2k hamlib stuff. The ts2k.c module has gotten a complete new re-write. I'll check in the changes once I've gotten them useful. I am finding that trying to maintain three copies of the hamlib stuff is too much. If possible check out the hamlib stuff from the hamlib.sourceforge.net. You'll need tag branch "branch_ts2k" to get the up-to-date stuff. I've got a parser semi-functional (grammar only no actions). The ts2k_cmds.c are working really well. I was pleasantly surprised. Still, there are numerous bugs and stuff. Some of them have been non-trivial to debug (using TS2K_AS_T in the ts2k_s_mw() function caused segment aborts and a two or three hours debugging). 73's Dale |
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From: Dale E. E. <de...@w-...> - 2003-02-20 10:14:00
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Hi guys:
I uploaded a new homepage. If you wish to change the page:
1) Goto and save the page currently displayed.
2) Do Not change the SourceForge icon.
3) Upload the new page or send it to me as an
attachment and I'll upload it.
Wish I could do HTML as well as I do c/c++. The e-mail
links are broken. I had to edit the file by hand to get it as
good as it is now. (I don't do point-n-click very well for
stuff like this--go figure.)
73's
Dale
kd7eni
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From: Dale E. E. <de...@w-...> - 2003-02-16 15:52:39
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John, Even if you have it set up correctly, if you are trying to commit changes that were made using a non-ssh method, the commit will fail. Start with by correctly checking out a new set of the CVS code using the ssh (PuTTY I believe on Windows), make the simple change to gui/Test and try to commit it. Don't use the same directory since the CVS/ subdirectories usually don't get overwritten. Rich is now the WinCVS expert in the group. I'll pass the buck to him now. Good luck. 73's Dale, kd7eni John Long wrote: > Well I set it all up and I still am not allowed write access to file system. > > More research to do. > > John |
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From: John L. <jo...@th...> - 2003-02-16 03:26:23
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Well I set it all up and I still am not allowed write access to file system. More research to do. John ----- Original Message ----- From: "Dale E. Edmons" <de...@w-...> To: <ts2...@li...> Sent: Saturday, February 15, 2003 6:02 PM Subject: [Ts2k-interface-developers] CVS repository! > Rich, > > Congratulations! I checked an sure enough it's just like you said > except now it's 6hours old. Way cool! > > There are two areas you may wish to jump into next: > 1) Use the PuTTY client to login to your sourceforge shell account. > This will cause the files you need for login to be created and > you'll > get logged right back out. Login again and it will be there. Then > you > can change directories to our project page and eventually update > our Homepage if you wish to. > > 2) Get a compiler working that is POSIX compatible. If you check > around the GNU compiler suite is available in a Windoze version > too. This would give you the same set of tools on both Linux and > Windoze. I think it has an IDE with it but I'm not sure. I've been > > wanting to get one of those working. > > You are ahead of me on the CVS now! I always have to type in a > password. This isn't as secure. Its on my TODO list! > > Let me know if you have any difficulty locating a compiler. I don't > look often but I can usually find it. Try to load and compile the > library/hamlib-branch_ts2k. The standalone/kenny is next but is > is sure to fail under Windoze. I open /dev/ttyS1. We'll have to work > around this first. Maybe that will be a good first project for you!! > > When you send me e-mail you can just send it to the ts2k-interface > list. If you send it to me also, I get two copies. Feel free to use my > > regular e-mail if you don't want the message publically available. > (This mail list is posted for all to see.) Either one *or* the other is > > fine. > > 73's > Dale > > > > ------------------------------------------------------- > This sf.net email is sponsored by:ThinkGeek > Welcome to geek heaven. > http://thinkgeek.com/sf > _______________________________________________ > Ts2k-interface-developers mailing list > Ts2...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/ts2k-interface-developers > |
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From: Dale E. E. <de...@w-...> - 2003-02-16 02:04:45
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Rich,
Congratulations! I checked an sure enough it's just like you said
except now it's 6hours old. Way cool!
There are two areas you may wish to jump into next:
1) Use the PuTTY client to login to your sourceforge shell account.
This will cause the files you need for login to be created and
you'll
get logged right back out. Login again and it will be there. Then
you
can change directories to our project page and eventually update
our Homepage if you wish to.
2) Get a compiler working that is POSIX compatible. If you check
around the GNU compiler suite is available in a Windoze version
too. This would give you the same set of tools on both Linux and
Windoze. I think it has an IDE with it but I'm not sure. I've been
wanting to get one of those working.
You are ahead of me on the CVS now! I always have to type in a
password. This isn't as secure. Its on my TODO list!
Let me know if you have any difficulty locating a compiler. I don't
look often but I can usually find it. Try to load and compile the
library/hamlib-branch_ts2k. The standalone/kenny is next but is
is sure to fail under Windoze. I open /dev/ttyS1. We'll have to work
around this first. Maybe that will be a good first project for you!!
When you send me e-mail you can just send it to the ts2k-interface
list. If you send it to me also, I get two copies. Feel free to use my
regular e-mail if you don't want the message publically available.
(This mail list is posted for all to see.) Either one *or* the other is
fine.
73's
Dale
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From: Richard T. L. <r.l...@wo...> - 2003-02-15 16:24:17
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I cannot express in words how amazed I am that this worked. I checked, =
via the web, and sure enough the "commit" that I made was in fact =
reflected on the latest sourceforge file, with a ripe old age of 91 =
seconds, and my comments shown in the log. Dale, the WinCVS document was =
the key. . .I guess that now I need to start studying up on the finer =
points of CVS. Perhaps printing the approximately 168 pages of the CVS =
manual would be appropriate! The WinCVS Daily Use Guide is a bit =
shorter, so maybe that will do. Thanks again for the help!
John, is your WinCVS working yet? If you need some questions answered =
about the configuration, let me know!
Rich
----- Original Message -----=20
From: Dale E. Edmons=20
To: ts2...@li...=20
Sent: Saturday, February 15, 2003 7:56 AM
Subject: Re: [Ts2k-interface-developers] WinCVS: Accessing the CVS =
repository
Rich,=20
If you read the fine print, there are a couple of steps you can skip=20
depending on what your configuration is. Hopefully, it will work=20
and it'll be worth the effort.=20
Mine took quite a bit originally. I still have to type my password=20
in. I've waited the 6 hours time and again! Someday I'll get that=20
dang cypher uploaded correctly! Anyway, the password works,=20
so I just type it in instead.=20
Dale=20
"Richard T. Leitner" wrote:=20
Dale, I am at the "wait six hours". I will try to complete all the =
configurations and access the test gui file again tomorrow. Thanks for =
the pointer to the WinCVS info. . .it has been right on so far. John, =
did you go thru all this for your access to sourceforge, or do you know =
a secret that I do not? Rich |
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From: Dale E. E. <de...@w-...> - 2003-02-15 15:59:21
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Rich, If you read the fine print, there are a couple of steps you can skip depending on what your configuration is. Hopefully, it will work and it'll be worth the effort. Mine took quite a bit originally. I still have to type my password in. I've waited the 6 hours time and again! Someday I'll get that dang cypher uploaded correctly! Anyway, the password works, so I just type it in instead. Dale "Richard T. Leitner" wrote: > Dale, I am at the "wait six hours". I will try to complete all the > configurations and access the test gui file again tomorrow. Thanks for > the pointer to the WinCVS info. . .it has been right on so far. John, > did you go thru all this for your access to sourceforge, or do you > know a secret that I do not? Rich |
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From: Dale E. E. <de...@w-...> - 2003-02-15 15:38:09
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John, The problem is not on the sourceforge end at all. You *must* use a ssh method like PuTTY. I use the real 'ssh' by setting CVS_RSH = ssh in the environment variable. Also, if you checked out the sources via anonymous pserver, then modify and attempt to commit them, you will get a write error as described in the Doc page I referred to. My CVS works perfectly and I have the exact same priviledges as you. Re-read the Sourceforge Doc I referred to and note and perform everything that deals with PuTTY (Windoze version of ssh as best as I could determine.) (The RIG *rig, does handle the I/O in hamlib. I don't have the standalone version written. I haven't thought much about it yet until I get the hamlib version debugged.) Dale John Long wrote: > Here is a link to the info on restricting write access to the files. > > https://sourceforge.net/docman/display_doc.php?docid=772&group_id=1 > > The section is about 1/3 the way down the page. > > I can't even see the root files. > > John |
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From: Dale E. E. <de...@w-...> - 2003-02-15 15:14:31
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John,
The 'rig' or first parameter is a rig_t structure defined in hamlib. I
suspect
you aren't much worried about it at the moment. The second parameter
is a TS2K_FA_T structure which has elements p1, p2, ... pN, which are
identical to those in the Kenwood Manual. Thus, the following code is
how you use the hamlib version of the routines (in c/c++):
int myfunc(rig_t *rig, freq_t freq)
{
int i,j;
static TS2K_FA_T params; // create
/* bunch of junk here */
params.p1 = freq;
i = ts2k_g_fa( ¶ms);
/* more junk here.... */
return i; // error code should already be RIG_OK
}
Each function is masked in #define's so that the user
(me) doesn't have much to remember. The _g_ is
get, _p_ is put. There will be some necessary deviations
but, 90% will work this way.
Hope this helps.
Dale
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From: Dale E. E. <de...@w-...> - 2003-02-14 01:49:32
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John/Rich:
I followed the Doc link on the Sourceforge main page. It indicates that
PuTTY (a ssh type client) may also be required.
One of these pointers should get you to this document:
https://sourceforge.net/docman/display_doc.php?docid=766&group_id=1
Sourceforge WinCVS info
I made a change to gui/Tests immediately after a phone discussion
with John. I am pretty much convinced that the 'ssh' method is
not being used. PuTTY will make that method available for shell
login and for WinCVS too (I believe, but your mileage may vary).
The ssh suite is a required part of CVS. Nobody can obtain write
access to any of the sourceforge sites without ssh. (There is one
exception when uploading a file release via ftp. This is done via
anonymous ftp. But, this has nothing to do with CVS and doing
concurrent development.) ssh (PuTTY) will also allow you to
login to your shell (5Mb restriction) account at sourceforge and
cd to our project page where the Web page (htdocs/index.html)
may be changed. (The pserver method is always read-only.
the ext method must be instructed to use some variant of ssh.
This should result in immediate write access when you perform
a commit after changing files you checked out using ext method.)
Let me know if there are any successes/failures that I may be
able to help with.
73's
Dale, kd7eni
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From: John L. <JH...@co...> - 2003-02-13 16:41:52
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Dale,
I have been looking at your program but one thing is still not clear.
If I call your routine:
public int testIt() {
long frequency = 003695000;
int rig = 1;
int status;
status = ts2k_s_fa(rig, frequency);
return status;
}
What should I be loading for the rig variable?
Is this the comm port?
John
-----Original Message-----
From: Dale E. Edmons [mailto:de...@w-...]
Sent: Tuesday, February 11, 2003 2:53 PM
To: ts2...@li...
Subject: [Ts2k-interface-developers] [Fwd: Hamlib-developer digest, Vol
1 #321 - 3 msgs]
Hi again:
I just got an interesting post from the hamlib-developers group.
Since it is of interest I'm forwarding to our list. I'll only repost
the ones of most interest.
73's
Dale, kd7eni
ham...@li... wrote:
> Send Hamlib-developer mailing list submissions to
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>
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> or, via email, send a message with subject or body 'help' to
> ham...@li...
>
> You can reach the person managing the list at
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>
> When replying, please edit your Subject line so it is more specific
> than "Re: Contents of Hamlib-developer digest..."
>
> Today's Topics:
>
> 1. serial ports and hamlib (Orv Beach)
> 2. Re: serial ports and hamlib (Stephane Fillod)
> 3. Re: serial ports and hamlib (Joop Stakenborg)
>
> --__--__--
>
> Message: 1
> From: Orv Beach <or...@or...>
> To: Hamlib Developers <ham...@li...>
> Organization:
> Date: 10 Feb 2003 18:01:36 -0800
> Subject: [Hamlib-developer] serial ports and hamlib
>
> I've purchased and built the RotorEz kit, which besides adding
> intelligence to a Ham IV rotor, adds (optionally) a serial port for
> remote control. Nate was nice enough to add the RotorEz protocol to
> hamlib recently, so soon I'll provide some feedback on how well/poorly
> the hardware and the software interact.
>
> But that brings me to a minor dilemma. I'm out of serial ports on that
> box and need to add more. If I had my druthers, I'd druther add a USB
> serial port box.
>
> Can someone take a look at the code, and let me know if hamlib will
> handle /dev/usb/ttyUSBnn? If not, it really ought to be put on the
> to-do list. A ham can never have too many serial ports on his ham shack
> box ;-)
>
> Thanks.
>
> Orv - W6BI -
>
> --
> Orv Beach <or...@or...>
>
> --__--__--
>
> Message: 2
> Date: Tue, 11 Feb 2003 09:09:11 +0100
> From: Stephane Fillod <f8...@fr...>
> To: Orv Beach <or...@or...>
> Cc: Hamlib developers <ham...@li...>
> Subject: Re: [Hamlib-developer] serial ports and hamlib
>
> Hi Orv,
>
> On Mon, Feb 10, 2003, Orv Beach wrote:
> > Can someone take a look at the code, and let me know if hamlib will
> > handle /dev/usb/ttyUSBnn? If not, it really ought to be put on the
> > to-do list. A ham can never have too many serial ports on his ham shack
> > box ;-)
>
> Hamlib should be okay, just pass the "-r /dev/usb/ttyUSBn" option to
> rigctl and friends, or rig_set_conf("rig_pathname", "/dev/usb/ttyUSBn")
> from your code.
>
> Note: your email or...@or... does not seem to be in the list of
> subscribers of this list, and I had to manually approve your post.
>
> Cheers,
> Stephane
>
> --__--__--
>
> Message: 3
> Subject: Re: [Hamlib-developer] serial ports and hamlib
> From: Joop Stakenborg <pa...@de...>
> To: Hamlib developers <ham...@li...>
> Organization:
> Date: 11 Feb 2003 16:36:32 +0100
>
> Op di 11-02-2003, om 09:09 schreef Stephane Fillod:
> > Hi Orv,
> >
> >
> > On Mon, Feb 10, 2003, Orv Beach wrote:
> > > Can someone take a look at the code, and let me know if hamlib will
> > > handle /dev/usb/ttyUSBnn? If not, it really ought to be put on the
> > > to-do list. A ham can never have too many serial ports on his ham
shack
> > > box ;-)
> >
> > Hamlib should be okay, just pass the "-r /dev/usb/ttyUSBn" option to
> > rigctl and friends, or rig_set_conf("rig_pathname", "/dev/usb/ttyUSBn")
> > from your code.
> >
>
> What about the default timeout for the serial port?
> Is it supported?
>
> >
> > Note: your email or...@or... does not seem to be in the list of
> > subscribers of this list, and I had to manually approve your post.
> >
> >
> > Cheers,
> > Stephane
> >
> >
>
> Bye,
> Joop
>
> --__--__--
>
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From: Dale E. E. <de...@w-...> - 2003-02-11 22:55:16
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Hi again: I just got an interesting post from the hamlib-developers group. Since it is of interest I'm forwarding to our list. I'll only repost the ones of most interest. 73's Dale, kd7eni ham...@li... wrote: > Send Hamlib-developer mailing list submissions to > ham...@li... > > To subscribe or unsubscribe via the World Wide Web, visit > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/hamlib-developer > or, via email, send a message with subject or body 'help' to > ham...@li... > > You can reach the person managing the list at > ham...@li... > > When replying, please edit your Subject line so it is more specific > than "Re: Contents of Hamlib-developer digest..." > > Today's Topics: > > 1. serial ports and hamlib (Orv Beach) > 2. Re: serial ports and hamlib (Stephane Fillod) > 3. Re: serial ports and hamlib (Joop Stakenborg) > > --__--__-- > > Message: 1 > From: Orv Beach <or...@or...> > To: Hamlib Developers <ham...@li...> > Organization: > Date: 10 Feb 2003 18:01:36 -0800 > Subject: [Hamlib-developer] serial ports and hamlib > > I've purchased and built the RotorEz kit, which besides adding > intelligence to a Ham IV rotor, adds (optionally) a serial port for > remote control. Nate was nice enough to add the RotorEz protocol to > hamlib recently, so soon I'll provide some feedback on how well/poorly > the hardware and the software interact. > > But that brings me to a minor dilemma. I'm out of serial ports on that > box and need to add more. If I had my druthers, I'd druther add a USB > serial port box. > > Can someone take a look at the code, and let me know if hamlib will > handle /dev/usb/ttyUSBnn? If not, it really ought to be put on the > to-do list. A ham can never have too many serial ports on his ham shack > box ;-) > > Thanks. > > Orv - W6BI - > > -- > Orv Beach <or...@or...> > > --__--__-- > > Message: 2 > Date: Tue, 11 Feb 2003 09:09:11 +0100 > From: Stephane Fillod <f8...@fr...> > To: Orv Beach <or...@or...> > Cc: Hamlib developers <ham...@li...> > Subject: Re: [Hamlib-developer] serial ports and hamlib > > Hi Orv, > > On Mon, Feb 10, 2003, Orv Beach wrote: > > Can someone take a look at the code, and let me know if hamlib will > > handle /dev/usb/ttyUSBnn? If not, it really ought to be put on the > > to-do list. A ham can never have too many serial ports on his ham shack > > box ;-) > > Hamlib should be okay, just pass the "-r /dev/usb/ttyUSBn" option to > rigctl and friends, or rig_set_conf("rig_pathname", "/dev/usb/ttyUSBn") > from your code. > > Note: your email or...@or... does not seem to be in the list of > subscribers of this list, and I had to manually approve your post. > > Cheers, > Stephane > > --__--__-- > > Message: 3 > Subject: Re: [Hamlib-developer] serial ports and hamlib > From: Joop Stakenborg <pa...@de...> > To: Hamlib developers <ham...@li...> > Organization: > Date: 11 Feb 2003 16:36:32 +0100 > > Op di 11-02-2003, om 09:09 schreef Stephane Fillod: > > Hi Orv, > > > > > > On Mon, Feb 10, 2003, Orv Beach wrote: > > > Can someone take a look at the code, and let me know if hamlib will > > > handle /dev/usb/ttyUSBnn? If not, it really ought to be put on the > > > to-do list. A ham can never have too many serial ports on his ham shack > > > box ;-) > > > > Hamlib should be okay, just pass the "-r /dev/usb/ttyUSBn" option to > > rigctl and friends, or rig_set_conf("rig_pathname", "/dev/usb/ttyUSBn") > > from your code. > > > > What about the default timeout for the serial port? > Is it supported? > > > > > Note: your email or...@or... does not seem to be in the list of > > subscribers of this list, and I had to manually approve your post. > > > > > > Cheers, > > Stephane > > > > > > Bye, > Joop > > --__--__-- > > _______________________________________________ > Hamlib-developer mailing list > Ham...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/hamlib-developer > > End of Hamlib-developer Digest |
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From: Dale E. E. <de...@w-...> - 2003-02-11 05:34:38
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Rich, Not a problem. Don't apologize for everything you can't do. You've got more work than John and I to do. If we can't figure that out, we should apologize! Hi! Just try to use the developers list for as much as possible. Remember though, it is a *public* list and that anybody may look at it. 73's Dale, kd7eni |
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From: Dale E. E. <de...@w-...> - 2003-02-11 01:08:55
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Rich, Just wondering if you were able to do any CVS yet. I know you're busy with the remodel. There is code our CVS repository now so you can do a check out and check in of the sources. Let me know. 73's Dale, kd7eni |
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From: Dale E. E. <de...@w-...> - 2003-02-10 04:05:46
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John, I've gotta tell you. You spelled my name wrong! I'm the person not the city! :) Hi! I'm uploading it, after corrections. It should be working now. Dale John Long wrote: > Dale, > > Here is a quick upograde. > > I could not find where /how to upload it to??? > > John > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Dale E. Edmons" <de...@us...> > To: <kw...@us...> > Sent: Sunday, February 09, 2003 7:28 AM > Subject: Crude Home Page > > > John, > > > > Next time you are in http://ts2k-interface.sourceforge.net, > > click on homepage. It's really cool, for about 5sec. > > > > Anyway, if you have ssh (secure shell) running just log > > into your user page and then cd to to the project page. > > If this is still greek, send me the index.html and I'll > > install it. > > > > 73's > > Dale, kd7eni > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > Name: Welcome to ts2k.htm > Welcome to ts2k.htm Type: Hypertext Markup Language (text/html) > Encoding: quoted-printable |
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From: Dale E. E. <de...@w-...> - 2003-02-09 09:38:12
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I'm assuming that you meant files and not object code. We don't want the objects checked in. Assuming that's what you meant, that's good. As soon as Rich gets his up we'll be ready to attack the code. Let me know how things go. I also checked some of the boxes for the trove so maybe our project may show up the trove search. I tried out the news release too. Dale, kd7eni John Long wrote: > Well I created a CVS client on my Windows 2000 system and checked out the > three folders. > They seem to contain objects. > > Now to get the complier going. > > John |
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From: John L. <jo...@th...> - 2003-02-09 06:55:59
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Well I created a CVS client on my Windows 2000 system and checked out the three folders. They seem to contain objects. Now to get the complier going. John $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ ----- Original Message ----- From: "Dale E. Edmons" <de...@w-...> To: <ts2...@li...> Sent: Saturday, February 08, 2003 8:52 PM Subject: [Ts2k-interface-developers] CVS repository > To all: > > The initial CVS repository is now up and running. The command line for > linux is as follows: > > (mkdir ts2k-interface # or whereever you will be putting your > CVS files. > cd ts2k-interface > cvs > -d:ext:You...@cv...:/cvsroot/ts2k-interface co > standalone > cvs > -d:ext:Yor...@cv...:/cvsroot/ts2k-interface co > library > cvs > -d:ext:You...@cv...:/cvsroot/ts2k-interface co gui > The directories standalone/ library/ and gui/ will each be created and > all files that are in > them will be downloaded. The option -z3 will compress the files and may > be faster. > > I tried to e-mail the same stuff, but I went through the mail list and > it was too large. > Call me if you have problems and I'll e-mail them direct. > > ***************** > I'm going to create a file gui/Test. It will have three sections of > arbitrary data. Please > edit your section of the file and commit it back into the CVS > repository. When we are > all happy and confident that this works, we'll continue on with > development. > ***************** > > 73's > Dale > kd7eni > > > > ------------------------------------------------------- > This SF.NET email is sponsored by: > SourceForge Enterprise Edition + IBM + LinuxWorld = Something 2 See! > http://www.vasoftware.com > _______________________________________________ > Ts2k-interface-developers mailing list > Ts2...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/ts2k-interface-developers > |
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From: Dale E. E. <de...@w-...> - 2003-02-09 06:08:18
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I forgot to mention that you can browse the CVS code using just your Web
Browser.
Just go to:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/ts2k-interface
At the bottom of the page click on "browse CVS", and you can see
everything
with color highlighting and everything. You can save these files but
they won't
be checked out so you can edit and commit them back to the repository.
Enjoy.
Dale
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From: Dale E. E. <de...@w-...> - 2003-02-09 04:55:00
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To all:
The initial CVS repository is now up and running. The command line for
linux is as follows:
(mkdir ts2k-interface # or whereever you will be putting your
CVS files.
cd ts2k-interface
cvs
-d:ext:You...@cv...:/cvsroot/ts2k-interface co
standalone
cvs
-d:ext:Yor...@cv...:/cvsroot/ts2k-interface co
library
cvs
-d:ext:You...@cv...:/cvsroot/ts2k-interface co gui
The directories standalone/ library/ and gui/ will each be created and
all files that are in
them will be downloaded. The option -z3 will compress the files and may
be faster.
I tried to e-mail the same stuff, but I went through the mail list and
it was too large.
Call me if you have problems and I'll e-mail them direct.
*****************
I'm going to create a file gui/Test. It will have three sections of
arbitrary data. Please
edit your section of the file and commit it back into the CVS
repository. When we are
all happy and confident that this works, we'll continue on with
development.
*****************
73's
Dale
kd7eni
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From: Dale E. E. <de...@w-...> - 2003-02-09 02:50:08
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Hey guys. As discussed in our first face-to-face meeting, here are the files. I threw in a bunch more just because. I rebuilt kenny (kmget is the memory backup and kmput is the memory restore) and did a save just to ensure I got it right. My kenny directory has a lot more stuff. This is old code but is reliable and works. The new stuff isn't finished. The stuff in the zip is from standalone/kenny/good but I just wanted to send the working code. The rest can be checked into CVS and we'll deal with one thing at a time. Please only make changes to files that you check out via CVS. This way we'll all stay in sync and revisions can be tracked. Lots and lots of stuff to play with. I'd better get to work on the CVS repository and other things so I can get back to the ts2k_cmds.[ch] debugging. Rich, look in the ts2k_cmds.c and you'll see some stuff that's not implemented yet. I'll get these into the CVS repository one way or another. I'll be happy to check any changes you make until things are in place and you can do your own. 73 Dale, kd7eni |
