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This will eliminate this small screen and large blackness. After that, click the right mouse button on the screen and in the window that opens, move the menu to hdmi and you can start the next

Yes, I see your hdmi screen. It is actually using the whole monitor display area. Just the data/ control is shrunk With this setup you cannot have that hdmi screen and use it to display other screens

Joe, do this -- Gyula HA3HZ

Hi All, I'm new to the uBitX v6 and I have been scouring the group for the essential mods. I have a strong AM broadcast station close to my QTH, so a broadcast band filter is a necessary mod before I

I further clarify my solution was: I copied the modified sbitx_gtk.c with the RPI file manager to the Sbitx folder. Before that, I renamed the existing sbitx_gtk.c file to sbitx_gtk.c.old. *Then you

Thanks for updates. From what I see, I can display the same with no issues. The issue I have is the sbitx screen not the web browser screen. The sbitx screen is the only one that takes up a full

Guys, Great advice and work! Huge additions to the possibilities for this radio. Many thanks!! Gordon kx4z

ps.: The passage between the two monitors is possible. Move the mouse on the HDMI screen to the upper area on the left side. Here you can transfer the cursor to the DSI screen to the lower right

Steve: You're right. That was another doc file I was working on today. Take a look at this one! Jack, W8TEE

Joe, The code is written to take in the full screen where the software is started.? As long as the scaling is less than the screen size, you can minimize the gtk screen with the lower right-hand box

Evan, Apparently I needed the second attempt and I read the #103494 message again. I just realized where I made a mistake. So the modification of sbitx_gtk.c is incorporated into the program with

Hey Jack - can you check that you posted the document you intended to? The document I see doesn't address CW decoding. Asking because I was eager to read it! 73; Steve, N3SB

Gordon: I've attached a paper I presented at the FDIM conference two years ago. The paper discussed the ALP decoder that Al and I developed for the T41. No decoder is perfect, but this one's better

Gordon - excellent progress. Good luck with your transmitter checkout. On the mirrored spectrum display - don't assume a particular executable image is bad until you can repeat the bad behavior

A note for Ashhar F:? ?FLDGI, in my experience, has a very mediocre CW decoder.? ?I wouldn't wish it on anyone.? ?I would heartily suggest finding a much much better one if you wish to put that

*OK, LOTS of good news.* - I worked at documenting which versions of the original developers' edition code I was attempting to run.? ?I learned where the icon points to, and found those files in a

I currently have WSJTZ working. It has many extra features compared to WSJTX.. both has some interaction issues with sbitx app. WSJTZ seems to be more stable for syncing radio and receive

Gyula, Try viewing the posts on the Groups.io pages.? There is a link at the bottom of the email. 73 Evan AC9TU

Did you check the connections between the display and the nano? 73 Bob KD2YUG

Very cool, Evan! Thanks for all the advice. I’ll start making measurements shortly, today I had to do a little bit of reading and thinking about how I wanted to approach this I’m somewhat of