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You are running a version which precedes that feature (4.1.77). It was not added until 4.1.91 according to the CHANGELOG: http://james.ahlstrom.name/quisk/CHANGELOG.txt "I added a button to set the

Hello, I'm at a bit of a loss, I am trying to setup a copy of quisk on Debian on arm for use with WSJT-X and I cannot find the option I need on the Config->config screen. It's a very much simpler

A more elegant solution In the quisk.py. In the first place: self.sample_rate = Hardware.VarDecimSet() # Get the sample rate. #

Hi, quisk-4.2.22, codec2-1.2.0. If I switch to the 700D, 2020, or 700E modes there is analog noise output from the speaker even if no signal is received like in the FM mode. For other FreeDV modes it

For the information. The problem disappears if I do so (I'm not a professional): abc = int(float(self.conf.rx_udp_clock) / dec + 0.5) if (192005 - abc) < 5 and (192005 - abc) > 0: return 192000 return

It's here return int(float(self.conf.rx_udp_clock) / dec + 0.5)

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Jim, Hi With my HiQSDR in the quisk_init.json file?I have a stable error - "vardecimal_set": *192001* , when trying to make 192000 in Quisk. After a new start, I get 48000.

Next question I forgot to ask -- what rig? Mike W9MDB

Ensure the rig shows VFOA as the active VFO.

Model 10 is intended to be customized to Quisk capabilities. Forgot to ask -- what rig? are you using?? ?That could make a difference. Mike W9MDB

The quisk version is 4.2.20

Yes, "IP address for Hamlib Rig 2" is localhost and "IP port for Hamlib" is 4532, but there's "Rig 2" again. Is this really rig 2 specific or should it also work with the new rig 10?

First, yes, rig 2 behaves the similarly. However, being unaware of split support, and having never used it, I had never looked at "I" or "i" commands with respect to rigctl. Here's a sequence where

Also, please check under "Remote" that the Hamlib port is 4532 and the host is localhost. Jim N2ADR

I set up my 32-bit raspberry pi and downloaded and built the Hamlib 4.6~git. The F and f commands worked perfectly. So I don't think the problem is the 32-bit OS. Here are some things to try. Make

One thing I forgot to ask...what version of Quisk are you running? Mike W9MDB

With the first set, quisk does correctly follow the F command. There are errors on read-back. Here's the sequence: ~ $ rigctl -m 10 Rig command: F 7071000 Rig command: f Frequency: 7067000 Rig

Yes -- let's try going back and forth to see if the error is consistent with frequency. And does quisk follow the set frequency correctly? F 7071000 f F 7072000 f F 7071000 f F 7072000 f Then...see?

OK. Starting with quisk at 3903, as with previous tests, here's your first sequence: ~ $ rigctl -m 10 Rig command: f Frequency: 3903000 Rig command: F 7071000 Rig command: f Frequency: 7067000 Rig