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Doing digital with ubitx. kd8cec

_Dave_ AD0B All Messages By This Member #47514 Did I read that someone inferred that I can use a usb cable from my computer to the arduino and do some digital qso's with the KD8CEC firmware? ? When I downloaded the ubitx_1.061.zip file and extracted. I encountered 9 ino files.? I think this file (ubitx_20.ino) is the one that I want. but am not sure. Do any other versions of firmware that allow digital directly. from a ubitx or bitx40?
John All Messages By This Member #47515 On Sat, Apr 28, 2018 at 09:09 am, <davesters@...> wrote: Did I read that someone inferred that I can use a usb cable from my computer to the arduino and do some digital qso's with the KD8CEC firmware? ? When I downloaded the ubitx_1.061.zip file and extracted. I encountered 9 ino files.? I think this file (ubitx_20.ino) is the one that I want. but am not sure. Do any other versions of firmware that allow digital directly. from a ubitx or bitx40? ?You will need Arduino IDE on your computer. Load the ubitx_20.ino (all files in the same directory), compile and send to the Arduino. You will need the USB cable a audio cable for the Mic and Spkr and you are ready to go. In wsjt-x and other programs you can select a yaesu ft-817 or ft-857 and it will function. The CEC firmware supports it from load 1.04 I believe. Haven't tried others so can say which will do the same. John
Jack Purdum #47516 Dave: Ian has preferred to stay with the multiple INO files for his code. The "real" INO file is the one you mention...it's the one with setup() and loop() in it. However, you must copy ALL of those files into the same directory for the project to compile correctly. Personally, I get nervous when I have multiple INO files in the same directory, because the compiler doesn't perform type checking during the compile. Sometimes, such errors can be nasty to isolate. I prefer to have only one INO file and all the rest be either CPP or H files so that type checking is done. That said, Ian's code should compile without complaint as long as you have all of the files in a single directory. Jack, W8TEE On Saturday, April 28, 2018, 12:09:23 PM EDT, <davesters@...> wrote: Did I read that someone inferred that I can use a usb cable from my computer to the arduino and do some digital qso's with the KD8CEC firmware? ? When I downloaded the ubitx_1.061.zip file and extracted. I encountered 9 ino files.? I think this file (ubitx_20.ino) is the one that I want. but am not sure. Do any other versions of firmware that allow digital directly. from a ubitx or bitx40?
Rod Davis #47517 开云体育 Hi, if you go to and download the manual for 1.061 there are detailed instructions for software installation. Be aware it is for uBITX only. Regards, Rod KM6SN On 04/28/2018 09:09 AM, davesters@... wrote: toggle quoted message Show quoted text Did I read that someone inferred that I can use a usb cable from my computer to the arduino and do some digital qso's with the KD8CEC firmware? ? When I downloaded the ubitx_1.061.zip file and extracted. I encountered 9 ino files.? I think this file (ubitx_20.ino) is the one that I want. but am not sure. Do any other versions of firmware that allow digital directly. from a ubitx or bitx40?
Michael Shreeve All Messages By This Member #47527 I think the complex nature of? compiling multiple INOs is why Ian supplies the compiled Hex file which can be directly uploaded.? toggle quoted message Show quoted text On Sat, Apr 28, 2018 at 9:41 AM, Rod Davis <km6sn@...> wrote: Hi, if you go to and download the manual for 1.061 there are detailed instructions for software installation. Be aware it is for uBITX only. Regards, Rod KM6SN On 04/28/2018 09:09 AM, davesters@... wrote: Did I read that someone inferred that I can use a usb cable from my computer to the arduino and do some digital qso's with the KD8CEC firmware? ? When I downloaded the ubitx_1.061.zip file and extracted. I encountered 9 ino files.? I think this file (ubitx_20.ino) is the one that I want. but am not sure. Do any other versions of firmware that allow digital directly. from a ubitx or bitx40? -- Michael Shreeve N6GRG
Michael Shreeve All Messages By This Member #47530 The hex file is here. Direct upload, no compiling. He recommends the use of Xloader .? toggle quoted message Show quoted text On Sat, Apr 28, 2018 at 10:46 AM, Michael Shreeve <shreevester@...> wrote: I think the complex nature of? compiling multiple INOs is why Ian supplies the compiled Hex file which can be directly uploaded.? On Sat, Apr 28, 2018 at 9:41 AM, Rod Davis <km6sn@...> wrote: Hi, if you go to and download the manual for 1.061 there are detailed instructions for software installation. Be aware it is for uBITX only. Regards, Rod KM6SN On 04/28/2018 09:09 AM, davesters@... wrote: Did I read that someone inferred that I can use a usb cable from my computer to the arduino and do some digital qso's with the KD8CEC firmware? ? When I downloaded the ubitx_1.061.zip file and extracted. I encountered 9 ino files.? I think this file (ubitx_20.ino) is the one that I want. but am not sure. Do any other versions of firmware that allow digital directly. from a ubitx or bitx40? -- Michael Shreeve N6GRG -- Michael Shreeve N6GRG
_Dave_ AD0B All Messages By This Member #47534 Thanks for the replies. I have written some ino code for other projects using arduino ide.??For something like this I am out of my league probably. Always run the compile test feature before I upload it. one semicolon out of place and it just doesn't want to run. I assume that the arduino software puts out is the hexadecimal code. Going to look at the xloader software. Seems like something I need? to learn.? Yes this is for my ubitwood, ubitx in Kenwood case.

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