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Hey Dave... thanks for the invite. When's the Microsoft port coming out? ;) 73, Kev - K4VD

Good Morning up early putting the final touches on the ham end of the new install. have gMFSK hamlib xlog and callgit all working fine (think) Think this group will be a good addition. Dave (ve3ixi) Goderich Ontario

Ok now I know that my favorite mode is mfsk16... and maybe this should be a Poll thing, but would like to see what others think. The main reason for this is the comprimise between bandwidth and percentage of copy. The second reason is I just like the sound of it. Dave(hkj) has led me astray with 23 shift RTTY that blew most of my conclusions away. Also the 2 tone Olivia needs to be looked at also... bpsk31 is the most common mode for normal for digi comms, but is it the best overall. Any ideas, preferences or just plain comments? Dave(ve3ixi)

A few things that may be useful for gMFSK: 1. CW ID for Olivia. Currently the program already does this for MT63, however I can imagine it being very useful for Olivia, especially when you're not running 1000/32 or 500/16. Just have it send "$mycall Olivia $bw/$tones" a few Hz below the lowest tone. 2. TX timer. Show how long you've been transmitting, and how long it will take to send the text currently in the buffer. Optionally, make it show some warning (or refuse to take more text) if a certain time limit will be exceeded. This would be great for operation through a repeater, where the 3-minute timeout timer hangs ominously overhead as you're typing out your message. -Joe, KD8ATU

I'm obviously doing something wrong, but don't know what. I get: run_command error:failed to execute child process "/home/ed/contest" (permission denied) I looked at the permissions and they seem right, so what am I missing ? I get the first part of the macro, but not the serial number in the buffer. I just used the examples from the readme to test the setup. Any ideas ??? Ed W3NR Debian Sarge 3.1 gMfsk ver 0.6

I took a break as my mind was not functioning well, and I was just guessing. Altho I had RTFM, I didn't do it well enough. I didn't have a full path statement in the macro. I knew it was something simple, as usual around here. Now, how do I start the counter with 001 instead of 0001. ?? Ed W3NR

ED- Glad that Dave was able to work with you on the contest counter and get it working. He has worked with me on similar stuff and was kind enuff to work with me on the interface for the Icom 728. That took a few go arounds but in the end its up and running and stable. Made life a lot more fun on this end. The gMFSK version that hkj and I use is well worth all looking at. The improvements make for a much more user friendly program and at the same time bring it up to level of digital software that is equal if not better than anything on the bands today. Dave(ve3ixi)

Dave or Dave, is there any way to hide our email address's in our post. This is the only yahoo group I belong to that does this. Thanks Ed

I've discovered a nice shortcut in gmfsk that will help you in setting up and changing a mode. For example, send speed in CW, or tones/bw in Olivia. You do not need to use the menus to get to the config dialog box. Just left click with the mouse on the status bar over the box that has the mode name in it. The dialog box will pop open. If you have discovered similar shortcuts share them with the group. Dave (hkj)

Is there a way to send the number more than once in a single exchange? Say as : qsl ur 599 001 001 001 qsl Ed W3NR

I was wondering if gMFSK IPC has a message queue/shared memory for the real time receive data besides just the logging end of it. Also would like to find out how to tell which message queue id/shared memory is in use by gMFSK. I can use the ipcs command to show the queues and shared memory but how do you tell which one is the right one. I Would like to learn more .. Anyone know of a good website that could help me out on the Sys V IPC? 73, Tim-KC4UMS

New versions of: gmfsk-hkj (.45) ArgoV (1.03b) DeltaII (1.03b), and Icom728 (1.03b) have just been posted. Some cosmetic changes particulary in the CAT programs to use real numerals instead of the pseudo LEDs. Much easier to read especially for old tired eyes. Gmfsk interface to the CAT programs now exchanges frequency data to the nearest Hz. This version of gmfsk-hkj will not share memory with the older versions of DeltaII, ArgoV or Icom728. Nothing breaks, just no data transfer. This update to gmfsk-hkj is in preparation for the posting of a CAT for the venerable Kachina 505 transceiver. A Linux interface for that rig is about 70% completed. After extensive testing, on and off air, the code will be posted. Enjoy, Dave (hkj)

Icom728, ArgoV & DeltaII are now version 1.031b Found a common logic error in all three ... fixed! Dave (hkj)

hkj-45 up and running. looks good Icom 728 up and also fine (and I do like the diplay numbers much better) Dave(ve3ixi)

#!/usr/bin/perl -w # #Thanks Dave(W1HKJ) for your help - Tim KC4UMS # #Save all of this with the name "ipc_rcv.pl" #From your shell type "chmod 777 ipc_rcv.pl" #Run from the shell by typing "./ipc_rcv.pl" #Log entry from gMFSK will display the fields in the shell # #This is the output after running the ipcs command from the shell #With gMFSK running key 0x000004d6 decimal 1238 is the queue for gMFSK # #------ Message Queues -------- #key msqid owner perms used-bytes messages #0x000004d6 753664 kc4ums 666 0 0 # use IPC::SysV qw(IPC_PRIVATE IPC_RMID IPC_CREAT S_IRWXU); #intialize the id same as msqid above to -1 $id = -1; # Connect to the queue or create one(gMFSK not running) my $id = msgget(1238,0666|IPC_CREAT); # If $id is not a -1 we are ok if ($id != -1) { print "Press CTL-C to terminate \n \n "; # start a loop to receive mesaages while(){ msgrcv($id, $rcvd, 1200, 0, 0) || die "Error queue $id"; # Split the string into an array by the "\1" character @rcvd = split("\1",$rcvd,100); print "$rcvd[0] \n"; #Xprogram print "$rcvd[1] \n"; #version print "$rcvd[2] \n"; #date print "$rcvd[3] \n"; #time print "$rcvd[4] \n"; #endtime print "$rcvd[5] \n"; #call print "$rcvd[6] \n"; #mhz print "$rcvd[7] \n"; #mode print "$rcvd[8] \n"; #tx print "$rcvd[9] \n"; #rx print "$rcvd[10] \n"; #name print "$rcvd[11] \n"; #qth print "$rcvd[12] \n"; #locator print "$rcvd[13] \n"; #notes print "\n\n"; }; };

Just posted for ArgoV, DeltaII and Icom728. Improved the FLTK control widget, FreqControl. You do not need to bother downloading the file unless you are following the development and want to see the changes or you are using this control in your own application development. There is no real change in application function. Dave (hkj)

Now the above has been a friend of mine for years. Spent more than a few hours with the code and reading the bulletins. Had and still have respect for the station and its goals in our hobby. Now I have to ask, why the flagrent use of power and the changing in frequencies by just a few kHz. Sometimes I feel like the digi guys are in a battle with the founding station. I honestly don't mind giving a bit of lee-way to the guys who would be practicing code and or tuning there cw programs via the station. Maybe its just that I never noticed the up and down antics of W1AW before I started using digi modes... Dave (ve3ixi)

I know it would take a great deal of work, but it would be very nice to have support for DominoEX in gMFSK. At present I don't think there is anything on Linux that supports this mode yet, and although one can get the two windows apps that support it running under WINE, the result is cumbersome and unstable. Having the app crash in the middle of a QSO and refuse to start again is not good. ZL2AFP gives out the source code to the standalone windows app on request (zl2afp at internet dot co dot nz), at least porting that would be helpful if adding the mode to gMFSK is out of the question at the moment. -Joe, KD8ATU

You can preview the Kachina CAT program interface on the web site. The application will be posted just as soon as beta testing is complete. Dave (hkj)