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vk4bdj wrote: The pskmail patches have been incorporated into the gmfsk-hkj tarball. This version also includes changes to the RTTY automatic frequency control code and the RTTY scope presentation.

A few days ago there was a couple of messages re patches to gMFSK to add the work of Rein to the present tarball.....has this been done yet or are the patches available for general use.....i would

jimkovar wrote: Jim, thanks for your work on this. As an added feature Rein has interfaced his hacked version to his excellent contesting applications. So you can use gMFSK with either TLF (console

Dave, I have forwarded you the patches. BTW, thank you and all the other contributors who keep making gmfsk better and better! 73, KC0HOS - Jim

Hello Jim, I will post the pskmail patches on the www.w1hkj.com web site if you want. Send me the patch direct to w1hkj@... Include information on the patch, what it does, who gets the credits etc.

A while back, PA0R - Rein came up with a patched version of gmfsk version 0.6 that he has been using with his pskmail program for internet email interface via BPSK63 on HF. The modified program checks

Have just changed the coulour of pointer2 in the waterfall.c line 175 to white from yellow....tried red but my eyes dont like red...works well with white....you have to run make again and then

Once (if) these get added to the mainline, there'll be options in hkj-config.h to disable them. For now, just decompress the file and edit it. To remove the RTTY hack, just delete the blocks that

Can these features be individually turned on and off? Some of them seem like a good idea in general, and some do not. It's true that mechanical RTTY setups send constant mark tone when there is

http://www.electroblog.com:8090/~electrode/gmfsk.atu.6.diff.gz Apply to a clean extract of gmfsk-hkj50. Here's what this one does: DominoEX: adds squelch and secondary text. This is the result of a

Hamish Moffatt wrote: Evidently hamlib does not support ptt via the ci-v, I found 1 reference to trying to use the parallel port for ptt with gMFSK with the 746. This would be a viable

Ed wrote: Ed, You might also want to try the Icom728 program that is on my web site, www.w1hkj.com. I think that the 746 and 728 share the same i/o code structure. Check the Icom subdirectory in

Ed: well, two things are necessary - hamlib must support PTT on the IC-746, and gMFSK needs to support PTT via hamlib, not just serial/parallel. I don't know about the former, but it isn't obvious

Dave-Hamish I was hoping that someone here could help with some details on the 746, since I have never seen or operated one. I looked thru hamlib.org and Ekki's site but didn't really see anything.

There is a standalone icom program, but hamlib provides rig-control functions to be used in applications. gMFSK has that capability and IS built with it enabled (at least as packaged by Debian). The

Ed wrote: Ed, Please provide a little more info on the CI-V17 converter. Does it steal power from the Rs-232 port? How have you set up the hkj-config.h file? Your problem may be there. Dave

Ed, If he is using one of the Debian based distro's like MEPIS, Knoppix, Unbuntu, Kubuntu, Xbuntuntu etc. Using the Synaptic Package Manager there are some programs for Icom, supposed to be for CI-V

I'm trying to help someone with an IC746 get PTT to work in gMFSK. He is using the CI-V17 converter. Anyone here that can help, so I can pass the information on. TIA Ed W3NR He has a working hamlib,

Dave, Thanks for the info. I "Googled" tgz. Most of the stuff was about how it worked etc and never explained how to uncompress as simple as you have. Thanks, Jerry - K0HZI

This is an extract of the file README-hkj.txt contained in the directory "gmfsk-hkj.50" /** / README-hkj.txt / **/ The source files for gmfsk.hkj are compatible with gmfsk-0.71pre1. Revision