11/12/2023 0 Comments Fldigi rig control icom![]() I tried Fldigi and used Hamlib NET rigctl as you suggested (I also specified remoteid=3) but the rig doesn't even get on remote. I am sorry but I don't understand this one. Could be a matter of Path environmental setting required by Fldigi? Thanks Scud Maybe I best sweep clean all Fldigi installations? I kept installing new releases while keeping the old ones, whereas for Hamlib I followed your suggestion and I downloaded everything fresh in a different drive. ![]() everything looks by the book but doesn t work. The Rig Control is set on Hamlib /Icom M710/ COM1 4800baud 1 stopbit no parity. Membership starts at only $2 per month and includes sneak peaks at upcoming features and nightly builds for windows users.Finally Rigctl works correct syntax has proved to be as rigctl -m 30003 -r COM1 -s 4800 -set-conf=remoteid=3 -vvvvv -Z F sets the frequency fine without hesitation f returns an error XIT: f :16:13:55.250145: rigctl_parse: debug5 :16:13:55.250145: rigctl_parse: debug10 :16:13:55.250145: rigctl_parse: vfo_opt=0 :16:13:55.250145: rigctl_parse.c(2066):rigctl_set_xit entered :16:13:55.250145: rigctl_set_xit: chkarg err :16:13:55.250145: rigctl_parse.c(2068):rigctl_set_xit return(-1) :16:13:55.250145: rigctl_parse: vfo_opt=0 set_xit: error = Invalid parameter rigctl_set_xit: chkarg err rigctl_parse.c(2068):rigctl_set_xit return(-1) rigctl_parse: vfo_opt=0 :16:13:55.250145: rigctl_parse: retcode=-1 :16:13:55.250145: rigctl_parse.c(1743):rigctl_parse return(-1) :16:13:55.250145: rigctl_parse.c(648):rigctl_parse entered :16:13:55.250145: rigctl_parse: called, interactive=1 Rig command: :16:13:55.250145: rigctl_parse: cmd=0x0a Now switching over to Fldigi, as I mentioned the rig goes on remote but the rig frequency display neither matces and nor follows the Fldigi's. If you’d like to support our work directly, please consider joining us at patreon. To run fldigi (or other programs) at the same time, please see this. Please also see Appearance Customization, and the Developer’s Corner.ĭon’t forget to check the README.md and INSTALL.md files in the repo. The Getting Started page is where to begin. Please read the User Manual for a complete overview of all functions of wfview. Obviously, many of the more modern features (such as the waterfall display) are not available on these older radios: Wfview has code to support the following additional radios on a best-effort level. wfview is, quite simply, a program that we (the developers) all wanted to use, and as such, it has grown rapidly as we continue to pour our ideas into the roadmap.Īs of March 2021, the following radios have been tested and are known to work well (these are our “target” platform radios): Since then, it has evolved to support a number of radios, and it has gained considerable functionality (including network connections) thanks to a growing group of enthusiastic developers. ![]() Wfview development started in 2018, by Elliott (W6EL) as a simple way to view the waterfall from the 7300 on Linux, for the purpose of displaying these data on large screens. The project’s goals are simple: Develop a free and open-source program for ham radio and SWL users to enjoy using modern radios on modern operating systems, free of charge, and with open source code. wfview also allows older radios to be accessed over the internet, for full control and low-latency audio streaming. wfview supports rig control over ethernet/wifi as well as over the traditional USB serial CIV bus. wfview runs on recent versions of Linux, macOS, and Windows. wfview can run on hardware ranging from the $35 Raspberry Pi to laptops to desktops. wfview allows for full radio control from a computer keyboard and basic control from a numeric keypad. wfview shows the gorgeous spectrum display on whatever display is connected, including projectors, touch screens, and TVs. Welcome to wfview! wfview is a program that allows many modern Icom ham radio transceivers (such as the IC-7300, IC-9700, IC-7610, IC-R8600, the IC-705, and many others) to be controlled via a computer.
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