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TS-2000 PTT Setup Issues

Jeremy Pierce All Messages By This Member #13687 开云体育 Folks, ? Laptop with Linux Mint and 73 Linux installed. Pre-mobile Digirig interface kit. ? I’ve set up my Kenwood TS-2000 many times before on Windows computers and with Build-a-pi.? ? I have it working fine for CAT control - changes frequency, rig control, but PTT is giving me fits no matter what setting I try.? ? It typically likes +12v RTS but now that turns on transmit all the time.? RTS/CTS isn’t friendly to it either - locks up FLrig.? ? I’ve been shutting off the rig to try and reset that.? Most of the time I’m having to reboot as I don’t know something similar to task manager is a thing in LM.? ? Curious if anyone in the community is still running a TS-2000 and has found a solution. ? Thanks, ? KM6QAQ 73
Phil Culmer 2E0HGU All Messages By This Member #13688 Edited Hi Jeremy, ? I can’t speak to the radio, but the equivalent of task manager in Linux as a text mode program called top. If you open a terminal and type top, then a list of processes will come up. If you press k, this will tell it to kill that process, (correction select a process and press k. You can also press k and type in the process number; by default, the number will be the process at the top of the screen) and it will ask you if you want to use signal 9 to kill it (a normal exit) or signal 15 (forcing it to exit). I’m sure you’ll get that hang of it with a litttle exploration- it has a few explainers on screen, and IIRC, h will bring up help. When you’re done, q will exit top. ? 73 Phil 2E0HGU
Brian Dale All Messages By This Member #13689 Aside from accessing top through a terminal window, you have a desktop program that does the same thing called System Monitor. toggle quoted message Show quoted text On Sat, Mar 22, 2025, 04:57 Phil Culmer 2E0HGU via <2e0hgu=[email protected]> wrote: [Edited Message Follows] Hi Jeremy, ? I can’t speak to the radio, but the equivalent of task manager in Linux as a text mode program called top. If you open a terminal and type top, then a list of processes will come up. If you press k, this will tell it to kill that process, (correction select a process and press k. You can also press k and type in the process number; by default, the number will be the process at the top of the screen) and it will ask you if you want to use signal 9 to kill it (a normal exit) or signal 15 (forcing it to exit). I’m sure you’ll get that hang of it with a litttle exploration- it has a few explainers on screen, and IIRC, h will bring up help. When you’re done, q will exit top. ? 73 Phil 2E0HGU
Jeremy Pierce All Messages By This Member #13690 开云体育 Well got it figure out for PTT.? Found this gentleman’s website:? ? Helped a great deal.? Also, make sure your radio / FLrig is tuned onto a ham frequency.? I was on something weird and the radio recognized it and would let me PTT.? ? Now I have an issue with WSJT-X not kicking out full volume from my Windows 11 laptop.? ? I’m using the old Windows sound control panel and its barely at ? range with power slider in WSJT-X turned up full.? Microsoft is great! ? KM6QAQ 73 ? toggle quoted message Show quoted text From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Phil Culmer 2E0HGU Sent: Saturday, March 22, 2025 1:49 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [KM4ACK-Pi] TS-2000 PTT Setup Issues ? Hi Jeremy, ? I can’t speak to the radio, but the equivalent of task manager in Linux as a text mode program called top. If you open a terminal and type top, then a list of processes will come up. If you press k, this will tell it to kill that process, and it will ask you if you want to use signal 9 to kill it (a normal exit) or signal 15 (forcing it to exit). I’m sure you’ll get that hang of it with a litttle exploration- it has a few explainers on screen, and IIRC, h will bring up help. When you’re done, q will exit top. ? 73 Phil 2E0HGU
Jeremy Pierce All Messages By This Member #13691 开云体育 Sorry, I was onto another troubleshoot with Windows then realized you were helping me troubleshoot my Linux problems. ? I’ll give it a look and get back to you. ? KM6QAQ 73 ? toggle quoted message Show quoted text From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Phil Culmer 2E0HGU Sent: Saturday, March 22, 2025 1:57 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [KM4ACK-Pi] TS-2000 PTT Setup Issues ? [Edited Message Follows] Hi Jeremy, ? I can’t speak to the radio, but the equivalent of task manager in Linux as a text mode program called top. If you open a terminal and type top, then a list of processes will come up. If you press k, this will tell it to kill that process, (correction select a process and press k. You can also press k and type in the process number; by default, the number will be the process at the top of the screen) and it will ask you if you want to use signal 9 to kill it (a normal exit) or signal 15 (forcing it to exit). I’m sure you’ll get that hang of it with a litttle exploration- it has a few explainers on screen, and IIRC, h will bring up help. When you’re done, q will exit top. ? 73 Phil 2E0HGU
Jeremy Pierce All Messages By This Member #13692 开云体育 Ah, ok very helpful.? Thank you will give it a try.? ? KM6QAQ 73 ? toggle quoted message Show quoted text From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Brian Dale via groups.io Sent: Saturday, March 22, 2025 2:29 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [KM4ACK-Pi] TS-2000 PTT Setup Issues ? Aside from accessing top through a terminal window, you have a desktop program that does the same thing called System Monitor. ? On Sat, Mar 22, 2025, 04:57 Phil Culmer 2E0HGU via <2e0hgu=[email protected]> wrote: [Edited Message Follows] Hi Jeremy, ? I can’t speak to the radio, but the equivalent of task manager in Linux as a text mode program called top. If you open a terminal and type top, then a list of processes will come up. If you press k, this will tell it to kill that process, (correction select a process and press k. You can also press k and type in the process number; by default, the number will be the process at the top of the screen) and it will ask you if you want to use signal 9 to kill it (a normal exit) or signal 15 (forcing it to exit). I’m sure you’ll get that hang of it with a litttle exploration- it has a few explainers on screen, and IIRC, h will bring up help. When you’re done, q will exit top. ? 73 Phil 2E0HGU

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