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Quisk Version 4.2.34 May 2024


 

For the Hermes-Lite2 the inhibit Tx function (CN8) now releases the Spot button.

Quisk displays the band plan below the X-axis as colored bars, and there are eighteen possible colors. If you hover the mouse over a bar, Quisk now displays the name of the mode. Recall that there is a dialog box so you can set the band plan to what you want.

Jim
N2ADR


 

Remote control does not work with Python 3.11.9. The connection in the client is "Not yet connected to 192.168.0.100".
With Python 3.10.9 and Python 3.9.5 it works fine. Remote control in Quisk 4.2.28 does not work with Python 3.11.9 either.
The server is windows 10-64. Client - windows 8.1-64.



 

These colours are a nice addition. Quisk is my favoured software in use with JS8Call. For other modes I prefer to use SparkSDR.
73 - Pierre - FK8IH


 

However, another person reported that remote control in Quisk 4.2.32 works fine with Python 3.11.9. The server and client are both on windows 8.1-64.


 

Earlier in the topic /g/n2adr-sdr/message/2708?p=%2C%2C%2C20%2C0%2C0%2C0%3A%3Acreated%2C0%2Cmouse+wheel%2C20%2C1%2C0%2C75905016 I reported that the mouse wheel was not working properly to adjust the frequency in the main window when using Quisk 32 bits in Windows.. But the problem remains with Quisk 64 bits in Windows 8.1-64. Frequency tuning also does not work in frequency display. There are no problems in Windows 10-64!!!
I solved my problem (Windows 8.1-64) as follows:

if sys.platform.lower().startswith('win'):
? ? ? self.Bind(wx.EVT_ENTER_WINDOW, self.OnEnter)

in
quisk.py - class GraphDisplay - def __init__
quisk_widget.py - class FrequencyDisplay - ?def __init__


and
? def OnEnter(self, event):
? ? if not application.w_phase:
? ? ? self.SetFocus() ? ?# Set focus so we get mouse wheel events



 

Thanks for your work on this. I will try to understand why there is a difference in Windows versions.
?
Jim
N2ADR