Richard Sahw, KF5OIM, reported a failure in the C++ test when attempting
to build an RPM package in a clean environment. This patch amends the
LD_LIBRARY_PATH in the generated shell scripts in the c++ and tests
directories.
A small patch. Allows the FT-991 to work with Fake Split in WSJT-X.
FT-991 Rig Split does not work due to audio routing (at least not with
the USB port).
The 991 needs a delay after transmit is turned off and 50ms works.
73
Mike W9MDB
Attached fixes some problems with the Yaesu FT-991 exposed by recent
WSJT-x releases.
Made Yaesu newcat_get_cmd globally available.
Fixes a small bug in a debug print for frequency.
Adds a couple of TRACE debugs.
FT-991 now does split mode.
Tested and working on WSJT-X r5675 JT65/JT9 and WSPR mode.
73
Mike W9MDB
Patch for TenTec Omni VII to allow rig control with latest version of
wsjt-x.
This has been broken for a while due to some change in wstj-x which
caused a new error to show up.
73
Mike W9MDB
Note that this patch does not enable builds with whitespace in $SRCDIR
or in `pwd` but it does at least get as far as running configure which
will fail with a meaningful warning about unsafe characters in the
offending paths.
Attached small patch allows Omni VII to set VFO_CURR correctly.
Sending this via gmail since my yahoo account doesn't get along with the
sourceforge lists.
73
Mike W9MDB
Because the dummy rig provides a get_ptt function it must look at the
hardware PTT if that is being used and or that state into its result.
This issimilar to a real rig that would be in tx because of the
control line.
The previous commit introduced a regression that masks any error
return from opening the serial port used for PTT when that port is
different from the CAT serial port.
Before this change only the line used for PTT was being lowered on
open. It is necessary for platforms other than Windows to avoid
issues with other uses of the line not used for PTT such as interfaces
that wire-or RTS and DTR together or use it for CW or FSK keying. This
is because platforms other than Windows raise both DTR and RTS on
serial port opening.
Also changed code that opens CAT port to lower RTS or DTR if it is
used for PTT. In this case there is no need to lower the other line of
DTR or RTS as there is already a config parameter to control it
(dtr_state or rts_state). This change is necessary to maintain current
functionality.
It is targetable for read so set as targetable and added extra code in
set funnction to toggle VFOs where necessary. This is better than
setting as not targetable since reads do not have to toffle VFOs.
The serial port line control functions take a boolean argument not a
ptt_t argument. Changed usage in rig_open() to use a explicit zero
instead of RIG_PTT_OFF value which only coincidentally happens to be
zero.
All,
attached is a git patch for adding the Yaesu FT-DX1200 radio to the yaesu
backend as model 134. I am humbly asking for this to be included in
hamlib.
I've tested this using a 1200 radio, using both rigctl and cqrlog. The
ft-dx1200 cat commands are a mix of ft-950 and ft-2000 radio commands, so
neither of those models will work correctly with the 1200. It was tested
and build against the master branch from github on 4/3/2015, on an Ubuntu
14.04 server.
Let me know if you have any questions.
thanks
Dave
kk6df at arrl.net
From cc0351fddc245b6223ae6c21dc6e29c5422fc822 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: David Fannin <dfannin@sushisoft.com>
Date: Sat, 4 Apr 2015 09:23:49 -0700
Subject: [PATCH 1/2] adding yaesu ft-dx1200 model to yaesu backend
Rather than use an oversize buffer and let the reads time out I have
set the expected length to what should come back. This means that
lengthy timeouts are not required every time a response is read.
Also added undocumented split set/get and PTT on/off.
On the FT450 one must select the target VFO using the VSn; command
before attempting to change the frequency. Ths change does that and
reverts the current VFO if necessary.
The TT Argonaut back end was falling over if the rate of returned data
varied because some commands were coded to have shorter than actual
responses, this is not necessary as by increasing the timeout all
characters can be read as expected.
Also fix direct reading and setting of mode per VFO.
PowerSDR accepts a ZZID; command which changes the result of
subsequent ID; commands to ID900;. Since there seems no way of telling
PowerSDR to revert to the true TS2000 ID of ID019; we have to accept
ID900; as a TS2000.
Allow for SmartSDR Kenwood compatible IDs of 904 - 907 as TS-2000
synonyms.
Got a confirmation from Kenwood that the "TY" command returns "TYE 00"
or "TYK 00" for European or USA firmware.
So here's a patch that implements it for the TS590S.
The kenwood_transaction() function expects a buffer large enough for
the null terminated command response less the Kenwood command
terminator (';') but the read_string() call must allow an extra byte
for that same terminator.
I was debugging termios.c and this patch fixes two small problems--two
debug printf format problems and another one that causes an extra char
to be read on timeout.
The extra char problem is easily duplicated by using the "w" command
under rigtctl. Most all other commands use fixed-length response
strings which don't exhibit the problem. But since "w" does not know
how long the response should be it loops until it times out. Every time
it times out it would return 1 extra character (this was 100% repeatable
on two different rigs).
Turns out it was a simple typo in the code as the read was using the
write event instead of the read event.
Nate Bargmann