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Good Day Can the Icom IC-78 also be added to the Icom Rigs? Gerhard Coetzee ZS3TG

Using Windows11, Fldigi v.4.2.06 and Flrig v.2.0.05 I'm trying to configure these softwares with a QRP-Labs QDX, mainly for use of RTTY mode. I succeeded in configuring both "Rig control" and "Soundcard - Devices" and everything works nicely. BUT, even after clicked on "Configure" then "Save config" on top of Fldigi screen the configuration is not properly saved since next time I restart Fldigi I need to open the Configuration again and click on Portaudio in Soundcard-Devices: Portaudio does not remain checked. Any idea to help solve this inconvenience? 73 - Pierre - FK8IH

I can't seem to get the bandwidth setting to control my K4D. Everything seems to work, just not the Bandwidth. Dave can you shed some light on this? Is there something missing out of the xml file? Several people I have contacted using the K4D are experiencing the same issue. -tp

We should recall that [apparently] some browsers change the http address to https, and ~that~ points elsewhere...the source of many complaints in the past, and many posts here, as research shows why folks were/are getting redirected. So look carefully at the URL in the browser search field, and if it has been changed to https from http, change it back. This means that while you may have clicked a link that began with http://www.w1hkj you may be sent instead to a link beginning with https://www.w1hkj I did some research...out of my wheelhouse, unfortunately...and found that The British Sundial Society does exist here https://sundialsoc.org.uk/ I was planning to ask why they are using https://www.w1hkj, only to find that ~they~ likely are not. It seems to me after some research that this is a DNS problem, not a browser problem, and I don't know how to approach fixing it. The certificate error occurs [apparently] because some service changes http to https, then sends that to a DNS server for resolution. If that particular DNS has a bad link, folks get sent to the BSS in a comedy of errors. http gets changed to https, apparently because http wasna resolved in the correct time frame by the in-use DNS server, and that link gets incorrectly resolved to the BSS site. I have had this redirect problem in the past, but not for the past year or 2, so it seems that the problem is cleared up on my end. But I can force the error by specifying https, so the bad link is out there in DNS-land. I dunno who fixes such things. Maybe ICANN can ;-) but I can't ;-) 73 Rich NE1EE The Dusty Key On the banks of the Piscataqua

Need help figuring out a Fldigi macro for an Elecraft K4 to change mode to PSK D, or to change to CW. So far unsuccessful. Any K4 owners that can help? Thank you in advance Paul w2eck

I have downloaded the latest version of fldigi and am trying to get Flmsg and flamp to load for autostart. On earlier versions of fldigi there was a way to do it from the control panel, but I am not seeing that on the new version. Maybe I'm missing something 73 Don Vary KD0HHN Donald Vary, KD0HHN Emergency Coordinator - Marion County MO District Emergency Coordinator -District B ARES? Missouri Section Amateur Radio Emergency Service? Central Area Digital Station PH# 573-221-8205, Cell 573-719-9002 email: kd0hhn@...

I'm having a problem with my fldigi (v4.2.06) and CW decoding. During the recent CQ WW DX CW contest, I used it (connected to the club's IC-7300) and more than 80-90% of the time, even on a fairly 'strong' signal, it either wouldn't decode (gave me gibberish) even when I had the selector (I think that's what it's called) directly ON the signal and/or decoded the wrong call, or just part of the call, then gibberish again. If it had decoded correctly, I MIGHT have been able to log quite a few more contacts than what I did (only 94 contacts total for the whole contest). Now I realize that hand-sent CW and machine-sent CW aren't the same thing, but I'll bet that a majority of CW contesters (even the DX ones) are using either fldigi or something similar to it, based on the speeds I was seeing on some of them (I don't think there's very many CW ops that can hand send CW at more than 35 WPM, but occasionally, my fldigi was reporting 40, even 45 WPM on some potential contacts. What fldigi setting(s) could/should I set mine for in order for it to decode correctly/properly/more accurately, without giving me much (if anything) in the way of gibberish on decodes? In order to even see the signals on the waterfall, I had to set the Upper signal level (down in the lower left corner, near the "WF/FFT/SIG" button) to at least a -45 dB and when Tx'ing, my Tx level attenuator was set at (normally) -5 or -6 dB; should they be set at those levels, or what? Also, is there anything (settings) on the radio itself that could/should change in addition to the fldigi changes? In the Config dialog, under Modem > CW > General, I have the following settings: SOM decoding: unchecked WPM Tracking: checked Filter bandwidth: ~83, Matched Filt' checked Rx WPM: ~67, Range is "10" Transmit: ~20 char WPM Default: 20, Lower Limit: 5, Upper Limit: 50 Use Farnsworth timing: unchecked Use Wordsworth timing: unchecked Upper right corner, Signal Tracking: Attack: Med Decay: Slow So what else am I missing here? What other thigs should/could I set differently for better (read, more accurate) decodes? Mike, W1DGL Prescott, AZ (DM34sm/so - "sm" is my home QTH, "so" is the club station QTH)

Is there an easy way to move my Fldigi install from my C:\ Drive to another Drive like D:\ without having to re-install the software? Are there any Configuration settings I can change to do this? I could not find any setting under the Config Dialog Menu. I would like to install as much as possible to another Drive designation because my C:\ drive is getting full. I want to move both C:\Program Files, C:\Program Files (x86) and C:\Users\*\fl* files.

During WFD, the Fldigi logging window would not accept any 'Mobile' class or several sections (WNY & PA just to name two) entries by clicking on them. Had to enter them manually. Other than that, the software worked flawlessly. Tom, WA9AFM

Use Case: Select Configure Expand Colors-Fonts Select Rx-Tx click on XMIT (red by default) move slider down to a darker red click OK. result: color remains red. Working as designed in 4.2.04. KM2B

Use Case. 1. Select Configure -> ConfigDialog > Colors-Fonts > Rx-Tx. 2. Left click on XMIT color button. Move the slider down to a darker red. Click OK. 3. XMIT button does not change color. Red default continues as transmit color. 4.2.04 works as expected. Upon sliding down to darker red XMIT button and text take on new color. This is my first post and I hope this is the right place for bug reports. Please point me to right place on sourceforge if not. Thank you in advance. KM2B -- mike.km2b@...

Hi Dave, A group of us are testing various ways to use multiple instances of fldigi (current alpha version) that include some automatic modes. I have "discovered" that if I run 2 fldigi instances in the following manner there is potential for a "key up collision" that leaves the connections confused: IC-7300 - dial freq 7.1025MHz fldigi (instance 1) THOR22 @ 2000Hz fldigi (instance 2) FSQ @1500Hz Beacon enabled flrig 1 instance controlling transceiver - both fldigi instances using it THOR22 is being used as data channel for FSQ network works well and is stable. PSM is engaged. I added in an APRS client (PinPoint) by TCP/IP connection to fldigi instance 1. THOR22 is used as the transport layer for the APRS packet. If FSQ sounds and the APRS client beacons concurrently the transmit attempts to overlap. While sound is generated concurrently, the extra overlapping commands confuse the transceiver and flrig. Unpredictable things begin to happen during the transmission. This is not surprising. I have tried force the "collision" without PSM engaged and I get the same result. Now, I had innocently hoped that the fldigi PSM function included a way to sense and inform flrig of the second concurrent transmit request and tell the other fldigi instance to wait until after the first sound or beacon had completed. The PSM settings would determine the wait time before the second transmission request is made. Rather obviously that is not the case. Is such a "arbiter function" possible? How difficult would that function be to code? My C coding skills are to rudimentary and too rusty for me to even contemplate doing that with the flrig and fldigi code. To simplify the use case: Looking for a way for a single instance of flrig to signal multiple instances of fldigi using it that the transceiver is in TX mode already and to wait until after the transmission is done before sending the next TX request. The response would be similar to the squelch function and PSM. Thanks in advance for thinking through my inquiry with me and hope it made sens. Jack Spitznagel KD4IZ FM19oo Parkton, MD

Hi Jack (KD4IZ)m I try after a longer time again. This one 4.2.06.... The crash or hangup still exist. If possible by the user, first Page he hangs up or crash. If I am super lucky, I come to the Point of the Sound card, last hang up or crash. Not possible to enter, finish the setup. Always, I can kill the Process. Kind regards Christian (HB9TH jr. )

My name is Andy KD2LQA. I'm looking for assistance in resolving an issue I have had installing FLdigi. My laptop computer is pretty much dedicated to Ham radio functions. Running Windows 10 Home. Radio is a Yaesu FT-450D. Before I attempted to install FLdigi, I had Winlink Express, VarAc, JS8Call, and Vara HF all installed and working properly together. Rig control was working perfectly. I downloaded the software and installed it following the online guide to FLdigi. Everything was fine until the directions told me to use "Hamlib". I selected and initialized Hamlib. Then my CAT control stopped working. I stopped right there and began trying to undo what I had done. I tried to uninstall and then delete all files. I couldn't delete all files because some were now tied into my system. When I open VarAC and open the settings screen, it shows that Hamlib has integrated itself into the CAT control of VarAC. How can I completely uninstall fldigi and Hamlib from my system so I can start over? I can still use Winlink,JS8Call,and VarAC, but rig control does not work. Radio must be controlled and changed manually. Any help, advice, or guidance would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, Andy KD2LQA Conversation opened. 1 read message. Screenshot (1).png Displaying EDM Minutes 15 Jan 25.docx. Page 1 of 2 You can see that Hamlib now shows up in the settings screen in the rig control area. Can you help me fix this? The only thing I can think of at this point is to have my tech shop wipe the hard drive and reinstall everything from scratch. I can still use Winlink, JS8Call, and VarAC, but rig control does not work. Radio freq. must be changed manually. Any help, advice, or guidance would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, Andy KD2LQA

Please note that you will no longer be able to reach me at w1hkj@.... That account has been closed. I do monitor these groups: . linuxham . nbems . winfldigi Thank you. 73, David W1HKJ

Anyone know of a way to temporarily comment out a line in a macro? Would like to easily change a macro definition by temporarily commenting out a line and then restoring the definition later by uncommenting it. Didn’t notice it defined anywhere in the manual.

Can "focus" be toggled off/on? If so, how. Thanks Bill