Push the volume knob in. You show see it move from mic to data something like that a couple of years I had G90

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Thanks Dave I will check that out.

I don't have a g90 but look in the menus for for option of rear/front.? Not line.?? It might be terminology that makes you not find.?

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On Mon, Nov 4, 2024, 11:43?a.m. Dave Tucker Nu4N via <dwtucker19=[email protected]> wrote:

I am looking for some one that use's the G90. I have a SignaLink USB hooked up to data port. I seem to be transmitting ok but no decodes. I understand there is a setting in the menu for LINE INPUT option but I can't find the setting?

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks

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I don't have a g90 but look in the menus for for option of rear/front.? Not line.?? It might be terminology that makes you not find.?

Did it ever get integrated into anything?

I don't see it in Winlink.

Mike W9MDB

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Thank you for the information that you have sent. What will help us is to know what fldigi version number you are trying to install.

I advise that you use an uninstall program such as Revo Uninstaller or IObit Uninstaller to remove all traces of your current attempt to install the program. These programs will completely remove all traces of previous installations including to clear the registry entries.

Download the latest fldigi installation file for Windows from . It is version 4.2.05.

NOTE: Make sure that you are typing in this URL directly and do not let your browser change it to "https". Some browsers do this.

Download and run the installer and follow the installation prompts exactly.

Your installation should not need any special installation... you do not need to be logged in as administrator, but you will have to give Windows 11 permission to install the program. When you run it for the first time, you will have to give fldigi permission to use certain system resources (port access, net access)

73 and good luck

Jack Spitznagel - KD4IZ

On 29 Oct 2024 at 14:42, Don Rolph wrote:

I sm using?the CM108 PTT in FLDIGI successfully on windows.

What leads you to conclude that it does not work on Windows?

Yes. It works just great in WIndows: doesn't work in FreeBSD...yet!.

Sorry for the confusion.

Ken W7EKB

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Thanks for the prompt reply. I almost missed it, because when I read "bug in the Windows MinGW build" I thought it was space alien speak for something else ;-)

Got it.

That leaves 2 items on the table...

On 2024-10-29 12:31:, Mike Black via groups.io wrote:

On Tuesday, October 29, 2024 at 09:16:16 AM CDT, Rich NE1EE <thedustykey@...> wrote:
I wonder how fldigi get the local time and offset from Z?

So I guess from your example, this is not part of fldigi config, but a call to the host OS, and ~that~ reply depends on locale settings?

...and the minor comment....

While I was browsing the manual, I found a date mm/dd/yyyy used as an example of ISO8601 format, and I didn't think that was correct.

I appreciate your test and reply...thought I was misremembering how that was supposed to work...can't recall the last version I used IZDT in, but I think it was 2022...maybe 4.1.20 or so...

~R~

Seems that's a bug in the Windows mingw build
It works in Linux.? This is a known problem.
There is a way to get the correct information from Windows shown below.
Maybe Dave can fix fldigi for this.

Code below in Linux
./mytime "%z %Z"
Result string is "-0500 CDT"

In mingw
$ ./mytime "%z %Z"
Result string is "Central Daylight Time Central Daylight Time"

#define _POSIX_THREAD_SAFE_FUNCTIONS

#include <time.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

int
main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
? ? char outstr[200];
? ? time_t t;
? ? struct tm *tmp, result;

? ? t = time(NULL);
? ? tmp = localtime_r(&t, &result);

? ? if (tmp == NULL)
? ? {
? ? ? ? perror("localtime");
? ? ? ? exit(EXIT_FAILURE);
? ? }

? ? if (strftime(outstr, sizeof(outstr), argv[1], tmp) == 0)
? ? {
? ? ? ? fprintf(stderr, "strftime returned 0");
? ? ? ? exit(EXIT_FAILURE);
? ? }

#ifdef _WIN32
? ? printf("Daylight = %d\n", _daylight);
? ? printf("TZ = %+05d\n", (_timezone/3600 - daylight)*-100);

? ? printf("TZName = %s\n", _tzname[_daylight]);
#endif
? ? printf("Result string is \"%s\"\n", outstr);
? ? exit(EXIT_SUCCESS);
}

Mike W9MDB

Hello, All:

I am using one of Kevin's DRA units with Fldigi, VARA-HF and Winlink Express in my daily
traffic handling work. So far, it has proven to be the best digital interface I have ever used.

I prefer to use the C-Media sound-chip's PTT function which is available with any of Kevin's
(Masters Communications) DRA units as it is faster, more reliable, and is easier to contrtol
than using VOX to key the transmitter.

Fldigi has that funtion built into it, but it is apparently, only available to users of Linux.

I have two computers here which can dual-boot either Win10, or FreeBSD ver 14.1. I much
prefer to use FreeBSD over Win10 or any of the many distros of Linux.

However, although I have "translated" the UDEV setup, listed in the PTT setup of Fldigi which
is required for Linux to the correct settings of the UDEV-equivalent in FreeBSD (DEVD), I
cannot get the C-Media PTT to work. My only solution to that issue here is to activate keying
by VOX in the DRA unit when using FreeBSD. Although VOX can be acrivated in the DRA
unit by moving one jumper, I am concerned that doing so will affect the use of PTT keying via
the C-Media chip in Win10.

So, my question to Dave and to anyone else here, what, exactly, are the commands in Fldigi
which activate the C-Media chip's PTT function in Linux? I am hoping that by learning this, I
MAY be able to "translate" those commands to FreeBSD.

vy 73,

Ken W7EKB

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I wonder how fldigi get the local time and offset from Z?
I looked in the manual, and didna find it.
I expected it more or less to be specified in the Operator Station dialog.
While I was browsing the manual, I found a date mm/dd/yyyy used as an example of ISO8601 format, and I didn't think that was correct.
I also tried %z (lc z) as an option, and it returned the same thing that %Z did.

73 Rich NE1EE
The Dusty Key
On the banks of the Piscataqua

4.2.06 -- just clicking the Tune button on and off.

SEND:
<CMD><RIGTX></CMD>
SEND:
<CMD><RIGRX></CMD>
SEND:

Mike W9MDB