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Hi all, I had Quisk running on Windows with no issues, however I made some changes to soundard settings and now Quisk will crash (and close) as soon as the GUI loads. To try and resolve this I have

Hi All, On 20 meter and selecting usb mode when I press PTT power output is ONLY 200mw? but when I change the mode to AM, PTT power output is full 5.5 watt It happen with all mode except AM. I can

Hello, Jim! " has the new IO board register numbers " - what does this mean?

This version includes Windows support for Python 3.11. It also has the new IO board register numbers. Jim N2ADR

Hi Jim, thanks a lot! I will have a look. regards Mario Am Di., 18. Juli 2023 um 18:24 Uhr schrieb jimahlstrom <jahlstr@...>:

I fixed a bug in the HiQSDR radio that caused the CW sidetone to play when not in CW mode. Jim N2ADR

I know it's an old thread, but I wished to note that: sudo apt-get install libfftw3-dev libasound2-dev portaudio19-dev libpulse-dev python3-dev libpython3-dev python3-wxgtk4.0 python3-usb python3-

I'll have to apologize -- never looked at Quisk before.? Quisk is acting as rigctld trying to emulate rigctld and not keeping up with hamlib changes. I've now added Quisk as a rig (model #10) ? ?

The "rig" is Quisk, which is the software part of an SDR.?The instance of Quisk is currently configured to communicate via ip port 4532 and/or a CAT virtual serial port such as "/tmp/QuiskTTY0". The

So something like rigctld -m 3073 -r /dev/ttyUSB0 -s 115200 -vvvvv -Z Then you run rigctl as you did before to cause rigctld to show the debug info with the rig involved. Mike W9MDB

No -- you? don't use "-m 2" -- that would be rigctld trying to connect to itself. You should have switches for YOUR rig in rigctld.?? Mike W9MDB

Like this? Notes: (1) whereas rigctl did finally end up setting quisk's frequency, this with rigctld did not. (2) For this test and the previous one with rgctl, the quisk version has been back to

Same thing you did for rigctl. 5 -vvvvvv's Mike W9MDB

Mike, Now I am out of my depth. What can I do to get what you need from rigctld? bruce ag5gt

Now I need to see the rigctld side too.It's getting timeouts which should show why on the rigctld side. Mike W9MDB

Mike, Here it is with time-stamps. WRT versions, though I don't trust my memory, I believe the old reliable Linux Mint 19.2 installation used hamlib 3.0 ! So, 4.0 was an upgrade when I moved

Jim, With respect to the "ON" button behavior, I just this morning did an experiment that unexpectedly caused its behavior to change. While researching my hamlib rigctl problem, I re-installed 4.1.77

I would also recommend upgrading to latest Hamlib.... 4.0 is a bit long-in-the-tooth. https://n0nb.users.sourceforge.net/ Mike W9MDB

Add a "-Z" to the rigctl line to get detailed timing. Mike W9MDB

Mike, I am unfamiliar with typescript, so ran an example command in a terminal and manually captured text. This is a change frequency command that runs much slower on the rpi p400 than it did in linux