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Thanks to all. Special thanks to Dave. It is up and running now.
Amazing decode!!
Steve WB5OMP

Hi Steve

Forgive me if I missed anything, and am going over stuff of which you
are already aware.

Using Rigcat should work fine you take the ts850.xml file, edit it,
and save it in your fldigi.files folder (directory) as rig.xml.

When using that TS850 or rig.xml file you can opt for rts/cts
handshaking, but if you do you can't then select rts for ptt as well.

If your TS850 cat plug has pins 4&5 handshaking linked together then
you don't need to select it as true in the rig.xml file, and can
specify rts for ptt.

There is no reason why the current open release should not recognise
your rig.xml file though. If the com port syntax is changed to com6
instead of the default Linux format, and the baud rate / stop bits
match, then probably the only thing which would stop the cat
functioning is the handshaking. Generically a lot of users of the
Kenwoods link pins 4 and 5 together on the 6 pin cat plug to give
permanent hard wire handshaking anyhow.

Well, that's my two penneth anyhow Steve :-). I hope it helps.

Regards,

Dave G3VFP

Thanks for the reply.
Hp 2.4 mhz machine with 1 meg ram. Edgeport to convert serial to usb,
ex sp3. G3??? cable from 13 pin port on 850 to edgeport for cat,
rigblaster for audio.
I have tried the hamlib selection, and it displays the 850, I change
port and data rate, initialize, and still no frequency display. The
audio portion works fine.
If I select the rig cat, and edit the 850 html file that is available,
It only shows the comment to select an html file, it does not open a
file.
I'll wait and see. Thanks again.
Steve

Without knowing more specifics of your system I would not know how to
advise you. Have you tried the Hamlib tab. There are some changes in
the works for Fldigi with rig control that are still in alpha so if
you don't get it working you may have to wait for 3.04 release.

Rich
WA4SXZ

Using xp sp3. can't get cat working either using winlib (won't display
freq or anything) or in rigcat (won't open html folder) I have
modified the html rig folder and the 850 html folder for com6 (using
an edgeport). all ports test OK.
Works fine in hrd. Any help appreciated.
Thanks in advance
Steve

Dave,

Yes, I have sent off an email this evening asking about 64 bit
drivers. I haven't reloaded mixw yet but I have tried it with
DM780/HRD with the same results. I will try to load mixw and see if
that anwers any questions.

Thanks for the help and the file!

73,

Jim W1RET
--- In win-fldigi@..., Dave <g3vfp@...> wrote:

Hi Jim

Yes, but I can't remember where I saw the article. Certainly worth
checking out with the agent for sure. I assume you have already
tried using it with MixW on the same system. MixW version 2.18
automatically installs the rigexpert so you would soon find out
if there were a problem.

In general guys have had problems installing some software(s)
with Vista, and I have a pdf file on it which I will place in the
win-fldigi files area. In fact there will be a message and link
following this mail.

Worth checking out these various options anyhow Jim.

Best Regards,

Dave G3VFP


On 22/10/2008 23:06:05, w1ret (w1ret@...) wrote:
> Hello Dave,
>
> Do you mean problems with 64 bit Vista drivers for RigExpert?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Jim W1RET
>
> --- In win-fldigi@..., David wrote:
> >
> > Hi Jim
> >
> > Have you tested out your Rigexpert on another data mode

software ie

> like
> > MixW ?.
> >
> > I remember reading somewhere about provlems with 64bit Vista
> drivers.
> >
> > Best Regards,

Hi Jim

Yes, but I can't remember where I saw the article. Certainly worth
checking out with the agent for sure. I assume you have already
tried using it with MixW on the same system. MixW version 2.18
automatically installs the rigexpert so you would soon find out
if there were a problem.

In general guys have had problems installing some software(s)
with Vista, and I have a pdf file on it which I will place in the
win-fldigi files area. In fact there will be a message and link
following this mail.

Worth checking out these various options anyhow Jim.

Best Regards,

Dave G3VFP

Hello,

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Hello Dave,

Do you mean problems with 64 bit Vista drivers for RigExpert?

Thanks,

Jim W1RET

--- In win-fldigi@..., David <g3vfp@...> wrote:

Hi Jim

Have you tested out your Rigexpert on another data mode software ie

like

MixW ?.

I remember reading somewhere about provlems with 64bit Vista

drivers.

Best Regards,

Dave G3VFP

.
w1ret wrote:

Hello all.

I have been using fldigi on an XP operating system with no

problems.

I recently upgraded to a new pc running Windows Vista Home Premium
with a 64 bit operating system. I have installed the latest v3.03
for Vista operting system (fldigi-3.03-winV.zip).

Everything runs fine for 5 to 10 minutess and then fldigi locks

up.

The waterfall stops, and some of the funtion keys work. For

examaple

it I select TX it will go into TX mode but it will take several
seconds before the function actually changes. You can never get

it

back to RX. With Hamlib Controller you can change to a stored
frequency but the frequency display is incorrect on the

controller.

Here are the specs on the new pc if it helps.

Model: HP Pavillion dv7 Notebook PC
Processor: AMD Turuion X@ Dual_Core Mobile RM-70 2 GHz
Memory (RAM): 4.00 GB
System type: 64-bit Operating System

I am using a RigExpert Plus USB interface which I have downloaded

and

installed the latest drivers. I have downloaded and installed
Service Pack 1 for the Vista operating system. So I'm pretty sure
I've got evertything up to date and the radios are an IC-703 and

FT-

1000MP.

Has anyone else had this or a similar problem? Any suggestions

would

be appreciated as the old XP system has bit the dust and I'm
exclusively on the new PC.

Thanks and 73,

Jim W1RET


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Hi Jim

Have you tested out your Rigexpert on another data mode software ie like MixW ?.

I remember reading somewhere about provlems with 64bit Vista drivers.

Best Regards,

Dave G3VFP

.
w1ret wrote:

Hello all.

I have been using fldigi on an XP operating system with no problems.
I recently upgraded to a new pc running Windows Vista Home Premium
with a 64 bit operating system. I have installed the latest v3.03
for Vista operting system (fldigi-3.03-winV.zip).

Everything runs fine for 5 to 10 minutess and then fldigi locks up.
The waterfall stops, and some of the funtion keys work. For examaple
it I select TX it will go into TX mode but it will take several
seconds before the function actually changes. You can never get it
back to RX. With Hamlib Controller you can change to a stored
frequency but the frequency display is incorrect on the controller.

Here are the specs on the new pc if it helps.

Model: HP Pavillion dv7 Notebook PC
Processor: AMD Turuion X@ Dual_Core Mobile RM-70 2 GHz
Memory (RAM): 4.00 GB
System type: 64-bit Operating System

I am using a RigExpert Plus USB interface which I have downloaded and
installed the latest drivers. I have downloaded and installed
Service Pack 1 for the Vista operating system. So I'm pretty sure
I've got evertything up to date and the radios are an IC-703 and FT-
1000MP.

Has anyone else had this or a similar problem? Any suggestions would
be appreciated as the old XP system has bit the dust and I'm
exclusively on the new PC.

Thanks and 73,

Jim W1RET

Hi guys and dolls,

Dave read the next link:



Hope it helps a little...

Reg.: jan


--- In win-fldigi@..., "g3vfp" <g3vfp@...> wrote:

Hi guys

Just something which may or not resonate with other users. Since
running fldigi I always noticed that on running it there was never
any received audio. Checking the soundcard settings on my XP Pro, I
always found that the mic input level on the soundcard was set to
zero. Because I use a few other audio software(s) I thought it was
happening via another program resetting the soundcard. Nope it was
fldigi, or the portaudio module I guess causing it.

In the past I had always used the line input on my trusty old SBI
PCI128 soundcard, but then switched to the mic input when I needed
more audio gain for another software. Anyhow, I have since gone

back

to using the line input instead of mic, and no problems, the line

in

level doesn't get reset.

Not sure if this would still be a problem with sound cards only
having a mic input, but worth mentioning just in case anyone else

had

seen the problem.

Cheers

Dave G3VFP

Fully understood, Dave, and thanks for the quick reply. Since I am
slowly going away from MixW, where a certain selected value could be
selected and would be remembered, I was puzzled by the mentioned
observation. No problem!
73 Fred DL6XAZ

Not for now Fred. The default bandwidth (for the internal DSP filtering) is always set to the optimal value for the pixel rate.

Dave

Hi list,
when I go to "configure - modem - feld" and adjust the filter slider to
say 150 Hz, then "save config - close " nothing happens because when
then switching between any other mode and hellschreiber I got to adjust
the slider again. Is this intentional or not?
Evidently, for FSK Hell the slider got to be wider according to speed,
but for standard feldhell under noisy conditions I would like it to
stay on my setting as long as I run fldigi.
Any way around this?
73 Fred DL6XAZ

--- In win-fldigi@..., w1hkj <w1hkj@...> wrote:
Hi Dave,
thanks very much. Could you tell me how much is "within a few Hertz" to
give me a guideline?
Thank you
73 Fred DL6XAZ

Hi list,
has anybody encountered a similar little quirk: when I am receiving in
MFSK 8 or 16, AFC being active, it does not function; instead it is
necessary to manually adjust the two vertical lines exactly on the
received signal.
vy73 Fred DL6XAZ

All of the MFSK modes require that the initial signal acquisition be
within a few Hertz of the actual signal. Thereafter the AFC will

keep

the signal centered. The AFC loop has a fairly long time constant.

In

fldigi a process called puncturing is used to defeat the effect of

CWI.

73, Dave, W1HKJ

Hi list,
has anybody encountered a similar little quirk: when I am receiving in
MFSK 8 or 16, AFC being active, it does not function; instead it is
necessary to manually adjust the two vertical lines exactly on the
received signal.
vy73 Fred DL6XAZ

All of the MFSK modes require that the initial signal acquisition be within a few Hertz of the actual signal. Thereafter the AFC will keep the signal centered. The AFC loop has a fairly long time constant. In fldigi a process called puncturing is used to defeat the effect of CWI.

73, Dave, W1HKJ

Hi list,
has anybody encountered a similar little quirk: when I am receiving in
MFSK 8 or 16, AFC being active, it does not function; instead it is
necessary to manually adjust the two vertical lines exactly on the
received signal.
vy73 Fred DL6XAZ

Hi guys

Just something which may or not resonate with other users. Since
running fldigi I always noticed that on running it there was never
any received audio. Checking the soundcard settings on my XP Pro, I
always found that the mic input level on the soundcard was set to
zero. Because I use a few other audio software(s) I thought it was
happening via another program resetting the soundcard. Nope it was
fldigi, or the portaudio module I guess causing it.

In the past I had always used the line input on my trusty old SBI
PCI128 soundcard, but then switched to the mic input when I needed
more audio gain for another software. Anyhow, I have since gone back
to using the line input instead of mic, and no problems, the line in
level doesn't get reset.

Not sure if this would still be a problem with sound cards only
having a mic input, but worth mentioning just in case anyone else had
seen the problem.

Cheers

Dave G3VFP

--- In NBEMSham@..., w1hkj <w1hkj@...> wrote:

The timezone name does seem to be broken on cygwin (Windows Posix dll).
Looks like an old problem:



On my Vista computer:

<LDT> : 09/26/08 08:26 CDT
<ILDT> : 2008-09-26 08:26:58+0000
<ZDT> : 09/26/08 13:26 CST
<IZDT> : 2008-09-26 13:26:58Z

On my Linux computer

<LDT> : 09/26/2008 08:30 CDT
<ILDT> : 2008-09-26 08:30:48-0500
<ZDT> : 09/26/2008 13:30 GMT
<IZDT> : 2008-09-26 13:30:48Z

The next revision of fldigi will change the way that Zulu and Local
times are evaluated. The 4 date / time formats will be:

<LDT> : 09/26/2008 08:44 CDT
<ILDT> : 2008-09-26 08:44 (-0500)
<ZDT> : 09/26/2008 13:44Z
<IZDT> : 2008-09-26 13:44 (+0000)

In the meantime I suggest that you use the MACRO tag <IZDT> for Zulu
time expansion in your macros.

73, Dave, W1HKJ

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