On IC-705, setting WFM mode via ICOM CI-V command 0x26 does not work.
This patch implements a workaround using CI-V command 0x06 instead
via icom_set_mode_without_data for IC-705 setting mode WFM.
Some instructions were a copy and paste error, some did not link
to Hamlib. Compile all simulators with: make -C simulators check
or compile a single simulator replacing "check" with the name of
the simulator.
Fixed with:
perl -pe 's,// gcc.*\n,,' -i *.c
perl -pe 's,// On mingw.*\n,,' -i *.c
Per Github issue #1704, N3FJP logger sends a string with an embedded
comma for frequencies above 1 GHz resulting in such frequencies being
truncated. This patch uses the optional apostrophe character in the
sscanf() format string to ignore the thousands separator.
A possible bug is when the locale of the system on which libhamlib is
executing uses a dot for the thousands separator rather than a comma.
It is unclear if the N3FJP software obeys such locales or not. If this
turns out to be an issue then this fix will need to be reconsidered.
Fixes: AFIF_ACC, AFIF_LAN, AFIF_WLAN were missing.
Uses the list returned by \get_parm ? sorted alphabetically
to be more user friendly and to easily spot any missing item in
future.
Fixes: BAND_SELECT and COMP_METER were spelled wrong, NB was
spelled NQ, USB_AF_INPUT, AGC_TIME, MGL, MGF, MGC, were missing.
Uses the list returned by \get_level ? sorted alphabetically
to be more user friendly and to easily spot any missing item
in future.
Fixes: OVF_STATUS was spelled wrong, SYNC was missing, SLICE is
not available. Uses the list returned by \get_func ? sorted
alphabetically to be more user friendly and to easily spot any
missing item in future.
Some radios (icom 7760 for example) expose USB/LSB-Dn modes (e.g., USB-D1).
By default, USB-D1 acts as PKTUSB and LSB-D1 as PKTLSB. Adding this mapping
improves compatibility with software expecting standard PKTUSB/PKTLSB modes.
A real-life scenario: this makes WSJT-X usage much nicer, as WSJT-X requests
PKTUSB, which is then mapped to USB-D1 — the default mode for FT4/FT8 operations
on Icom radios.