John that worked. Thanks. So now I think I have a port conflict.
I start my pi, BPQ. working fine....I did try to start
qtsoundmodem from command line (putty), says it running, however
qt Term report"tnc is not ready" for the new qtSM port...... Log
into the pi, run the qtSM from command line on the pi, all is
working BPQ and qtsound modem. until the qt soundmodem executes? a
command to transmit, after that BPQ will not respond for the ports
for the KAMplus which is VHF amd 20 meters, the new signal link
port will be 30 or 40 meters.
Again, thanks for help. I'm almost 100%
Brett
KB5YZB
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On 6/12/2022 3:04 AM, John G8BPQ wrote:
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No, but make sure you've selected the right audio device in QtSM
and that there is sufficient audio drive to trigger the PTT
circuit on the SignaLink. Check the audio levels - I use
alsamixer.
73,
John
On 12/06/2022 05:06, Brett Williams
wrote:
Thanks Lee and John. I have the Program working well and
receiving packet. The only issue im having now is transmit.
QtSoundModem is receiving the command from QtTerm TCP, however
the signallink is not keying. Is there an extra driver for the
signal link?
On 6/10/2022 12:09 PM, Lee Bengston
wrote:
Brett,
The sudo commands I provided were the "extra's" needed
for compiling, but in hindsight you were probably missing
the standard prerequisites for running the binary version.
It's all documented nicely here:
Good to know you have it working.? John was right in
saying it's easier to just download the binary version and
run it, and I should have mentioned that yesterday.
73,
Lee K5DAT
On Thu, Jun 9, 2022 at
11:38 PM Brett Williams <
KB5YZB@...>
wrote:
Thanks
I ran the SUDO command successfully.
I also have the file unzip on the pi.
I issued the "qmake" command and the following is
reported...
qmake: could not find a Qt installation of ''
Lee Im not sure what went wrong.......
