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John I found the branch and running .74 beta 2 and yes I can overwrite the PTT Port — thanks.. looks nice

I need the source so I can compile on Debian Linux THanks

thanks will load it enjoy the weekend thanks again for monitoring the list and supporting Rob

What platform are you running on? The source is available on github https://github.com/g8bpq/QtSoundModem 73, John

there is no source available beyond the version on the webpage the directory only shows win and pi executables i need to compile the source thanks

You should be able to type your name over the top name in the "Select PTT Port Box". According to the change log this was added in 0.0.0.68 so if you have an older version you’ll need to

PTT Port box: It seems that I should reserve a device name alphabetically earlier than ttyS0. Devices dialog: Nothing resembling a /dev/tty* exists in my 'Devices dialog:output/input device'.

Maybe yours is old. What version are you running? 73, John

John the current GUI doesn't allow any entries When you click on it all that is available is the list of devices. There is no ability to overtype into that box I guess the best I can do is harcode

thanks easy fix

You can just type your symlink name into the PTT Port box. The name will be saved and added to the list each time you use the Devices dialog. 73, John

Ooopps, I use ttyUSB71A in 'rigctld'.

Hi, Rob: pi@nc8q-qj:/etc/udev/rules.d$ cat 10-usb-serial.rules SUBSYSTEM=="tty", ATTRS{serial}=="IC-7100 02013269 A", SYMLINK+="ttyUSB71A" SUBSYSTEM=="tty", ATTRS{serial}=="IC-7100 02013269 B",

What I found is I am able to use Direwolf since I can edit the configuration file too reflect the symbolic link and it works Wish there was an easy way in QtSoundmodem to accomplish the same thing

Hi Rob, The GUI configuration won't detect the symlinks, as you discovered. If you set everything else up and close the application you can edit the .ini file directly and add the symlink in there

Ok I have a question and I have tried creating a /etc/udev/rules.d/99-usb-serial.rules and while I do see my symbol link I am unable to select it in the QtSoundmodem app. What do I need to do to get

Sorry, I misread you previous message. The develop version also works here on a Pi without the -A parameter 73, John

Ok. I'll rework my patch for the lastest development version. 73, John

For those using or testing ardopcf be aware that the latest 1.0.4.1.3_develop looks to have replaced the code in the linux section with updates that now permit ardopcf to share a single sound device

I tried it without compiling (in Ubuntu 24.04). I downloaded the 64 bit version from the beta area. wget https://www.cantab.net/users/john.wiseman/Downloads/Beta/QtTermTCP64 chmod +x QtTermTCP64 I