yes, but hamlib lacks a "TUNE" functionality (just emitting a carrier) and
temporarily switching to FM (or AM, for that matter, but with less power) and activating PTT
gives you right that. So in my "Rig controller GUI", whenever I hit the
"TUNE" button, the reported sequence of events (all possible with hamlib)
is emitted.
The original post wanted to by-pass hamlib and directly send a CAT command (many rigs
*do* have such a command), and I wanted to show just a "compatible" procedure.
Yours,
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Am 09.12.2022 um 15:37 schrieb Michael Black via groups.io <mdblack98@...>:
Hamlib knows nothing about audio so cannot, by itself, generate any audio.
Rig in FM or CW should generate a carrier as opposed to USB/LSB with a suppressed carrier.
Mike W9MDB
On Friday, December 9, 2022 at 02:15:30 AM CST, Christoph v. W¨¹llen <dl1ycf@...> wrote:
I have once made a "GUI rig controller" and this is how I implemented
emitting a "TUNE" using hamlib:
a) set power to desired value
b) change mode to FM
c) activate PTT
at the end of "TUNE" I then do
a) deactivate PTT
b) change mode to previous mode
c) set power to previous value
For each step, there is a hamlib command, while there seems to be none
for just emitting a carrier.
Am 08.12.2022 um 22:18 schrieb jimahlstrom <jahlstr@...>:
There is currently no HamLib control for Spot. The command does not seem to exist in rig 2. What commands from the Flex ZZ list do you want to add?
Jim
N2ADR
