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Mike, I installed the latest version of quisk (4.2.19). The response to "ZZAR;" from quisk was "ZZAR+039;". From your comment, I conclude that is the PowerSDR format. I can certainly make that work

Well, version 4.1.77 is what you get when you start from the RPi package repository. Cowards like me try to use the pre-packaged stuff whenever possible. In this case, after manually resolving some

Mike, Quisk 4.1.77, the version pre-packaged for Raspberry Pi OS, responds to "ZZAR;" with a message that the command is not implemented. I need to do the work to install the newer version of Quisk to

I can control my latest PA using mqqt (node red) Now is my question: Where do I find the vfo frequency in the remote? A Python example will be very nice :-) 73 de oz9ny, niels

BINGO! Dang.. I figured that 3.11 being newer wouldn't be a problem.. installed 3.10 and works right away.. dang. How many downloads I did to try and get it to work with compilers ! :) Thanks Niels.

Alright, I will force a install of 3.10 instead of what I have now and see if that works.

I made the same mistake a few days ago. Read the documentation! --- doc snip --- You must first install the most recent supported version of 64-bit Python. If you already have 64-bit Python 3

If that would be the only issue, it would be easy to fix.<br> Wait until you enter the use of `complex float x` etc. I.e. you have to use `gcc.exe`, not `cl.exe`.

Been at it for a few days and can't seem to get this to work. I got it going on Linux, but my Windows 10 machine(SDR PC) just can't get it. I have tried VS, MS Compiler, MinGW. Keep running into this

I have Windows now. I will check in Linux (Ubuntu) without remote control on Saturday or Sunday. I also have HiQSDR.

I am using Linux only. Sorry, forgot to mention that. Maybe it has something todo with the Midi device i was integrating into my setup yesterday. But in the release notes i read that Jim changed

Linux or Windows?

I can hear it out of the speakers. No fdx, just ordinary SSB simplex. I did not check if it's really sent out. Maybe it's just the Sidetone generator activated. I can just say with 4.2.13 it does not

I don't observe it. Do you see it on the screen and hear it when FDX is turned on? Or in another way?

I noticed with 4.2.19, that if the PTT is pressed in the Quisk GUI in SSB mode now a Tone is generated (as in CW). This seems wrong and it does not happen with Quisk 4.2.13. I use HiQSDR hardware in

It seems the Tune key is missing from the selection list in the config screen for the midi keys. I found it in quisk_settings.json (the directory where quisk is started from). In the section

Hi, i now have a midi device with two encoders and several buttons. I managed to control volume, mode, PTT. How can i configure one of the encoders for Tuning? I dont see it in the configuration list.

Hello Murray, The "Digital Rx0 Output" sends radio sound to a digital mode program such as WSJT. It only sends output when in a digital mode such as DGT-U. The sample rate is not adjustable because

No, there is no such option. You can try creating the null sink "QuiskDigitalInput" from portaudio, but I don't know how to do that. You are using version 4.1.77. The current Quisk version is 4.2.19,

Well, after fiddling with this for a little while - I got to say I agree with some other online commentators that the linux audio stack is a bit of a mess.? Maybe just poorly documented might be