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My understanding is: * "rigcat" came from the authors of "fldigi" * "net rig control" came from "hamlib" which came from a different group * it's more correct name is "hamlib net rigctl" based on the

Again, sorry if I'm digging up an old thread, but the topic popped up again. I think the right approach is not to rely on order of bring up, t *he answer is to use more specific

This sound can be heard when I switch from reception to transmission at ft8. It sounds like a metallic sound, like a metal door being slammed. Sometimes it's louder, sometimes it's softer. I didn't

Ashhar, I'm not familiar with "Net Rig Conttrol" Is this related to "rigcat" which is one of the options in FLDGI? Unfortunately I don't know if that is at all related to how N3FJP or WINLINK

Hi Gyula, The only clicking sound I notice is when the alsa capture level (rx or mic) is changed. Is that the case for you? - Rafael

Hi JJ, There is no tx_compression implemented in Farhan's (there are no programmers, just one programmer) sBitx code. - Rafael

Thank you Gyula,

Net Rig Ctrl is already implemented on sbitx. That is how wsjtx and fldigi work with it

I forgot to say that I use the term 'wisdom files' because it creates two files, one for single precision, another for double. If one cherry picks Mark N8ME's changes to just use single precision and

Paul, I set my system time to London/Europe so it be in GMT and ran the sbitx from the command line and got this on the output: pi@sbitx:~/sbitx $ ./sbitx sbitx v3.02 ALSA lib

I'm sorry if this has already been answered but it has popped up again recently. The wisdom file gets created by a function in the fftw library.? If the wisdom file is not present, the fftw runtime

Ok. I have a range of old-school wired headsets and computer speakers to plug into the headset jack.? Audio could be better but not bad overall. Sorry if I'm being redundant but 'sox' can take a

My understanding is the classic generic radio to emulate via hamlib is the Kenwood TS-2000. At least this is what the Flex product line does going back to the days of the Flex 1500 which I bought in

It seems to me that there is only one satisfactory solution. Headphones must be connected to the headphone jack. Any other controls have no effect on this clicking sound. I tried the volume, the tx

JJ, that would be great. At a minimum just be able to set the frequency and possibly go into transmit mode. if there is a way to access the sound card so much the better but external sound cards can

Hi Gordon, I am currently developing an interface for this. It is rather complex to interface with the limitations of the sBitx code, so development is somewhat slow. I am also an independent

I think we're still not talking about the same thing. v3.02 gtk ui on the 7" screen. This is what I use. There is a timeout in sbitx_gtk.c that sets it to two minutes. If you go over that, it will

Hi Paul, I have no idea why the sBitx programmers decided to hide the *Mic Compression* settings. I also agree that the compression level displayed in the image is incorrect. I set it to 40 manually

I do have the issue of signals being stepped on due to crowded bands. I do not get multiple log entries under any conditions. I do get log entries prior to the final 73s being exchanged. 73 Roy Sent

Correct, the logbook functionality changed in version 3.2 sbitx. I will denote the change in an upcoming release and see if there is a way to call up the logbook in v3.2. I wish the sbitx would move