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PSTrotator Set Up
Hi, QLog supports PSTRotator UDP connection. It means that you have to enable UDP Control in your PSTRotator Instance. Setting sequence: 1) PSTRotator: Menu "Communication" -> "UDP Control Setup", choose your listen address and port. For example, 127.0.0.1 and default port 12000. I recommend you to enable "Automatically positions reporting when the rotor is moving" 2) PSTRotator: Menu "Setup"-> Enable "UDP Control" 3) QLog setting has to copy your setting above. It means host 127.0.0.1 and port 12000 Regards Ladislav ¨²t 7. 5. 2024 v?12:54 odes¨ªlatel Adam VK4IM via <vk4im0438=[email protected]> napsal: Hi |
Thank you Ladislav
I got it working, but I did notice something strange in QLog. These are the steps I took: 1. Assign a Profile Name for the rotator. Ex. Yaesu G-1000 DXC PST" 2. Select the "hamlib" interface 3. Ignore "Rot Model" section 3. Select port type "Network" 5. Enter the host name. Ex 127.0.0.1 6. Enter the port number Ex 12000 7. Return to "Interface" and select "PSTRotator" 8. "Rot Model" will default to "Rot 1" 9. "Port Type" becomes greyed out and can not be modified 10. Click Modify 11 Click Save Selecting "hamlib" will allow "Port Type" to be modified but selecting PSTRotator prevents modification. There is no way to change from Network to Serial or Serial to Network when PSTRotator is selected first. Selecting PSTRotator does not default to "Network" automatically and will remain on "Serial" if that is what is displayed from the start. Screen grabs for reference below For what its worth. You are doing an excellent job with QLog. Congratulations! Cheers Adam VK4IM |
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