On Fri, Mar 22, 2024 at 07:24 PM, SA5QED/David wrote:
But on CQ/transmit, it does NOT put out any power (set to 5 W).
This is an old problem with generating a signal from within a device. The sound stops going where it should if before, for example, the ATU tuning worked. Those. if you enabled the ATU tuning, then you need to reboot the application (and BB processor) by long pressing Lock button
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Good video on how to apply 20.1 patch.
No problem configuring Locator and Call sign and it seems to decode FT8 fine.
But on CQ/transmit, it does NOT put out any power (set to 5 W).
Outputs power fine when working FT8 with WSJT-X on laptop connected via USB cable.
Any hints on how to fix?
73 de SA5QED David
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Oleg, thank you very much for your work on this firmware.? Good luck with your projects.
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Phil
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Re: Manually Editing bands with R1CBU firmware
On Fri, Mar 22, 2024 at 11:38 AM, Niall F5VCV wrote:
Given that I don't have a keyboard on my X6100
"Use serial console, Luk" (;
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Re: Manually Editing bands with R1CBU firmware
Typo above ... for 80M it,s #./modify_band.sh 2
F5VCV
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Re: Manually Editing bands with R1CBU firmware
Given that I don't have a keyboard on my X6100, I HAVE NOT TESTED THESE SCRIPTS ON THE RADIO. They work on my linux box. the List-Band-IDs.sh will list the id keys for each band and the current band limits. It's best to run it with a pipe to more #./List-Band-IDs.sh | moreTo modify a band use the script modify_band.sh followed by tir band ID. for example for 80M ./modify_band.sh 1** I'm assuming here that the DATA partition is mounted in /mnt? (as seen in the 0.20.1 patch). Enjoy !?? F5VCV
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Re: Speaker to Line Out Adapter
I later realized I could just go into settings and turn it on ear phones. And this is incredibly convenient, solving my problem.
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On Fri, Mar 22, 2024 at 12:37 AM, Jens wrote:
with using the patch vers. 0.20.1 the USB GPS-Dongle
I made an update system via fat partition a long time ago. And I didn’t expect that it would be so difficult for users.
Now, to do the same for USB, you need to make changes in the firmware itself. As I already wrote, I don’t have time for this now.
As for the operation of USB after the update, they wrote to you correctly - there is no way to control USB programmatically. So it's not a software problem.
73!
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On Fri, Mar 22, 2024 at 01:10 AM, Niall F5VCV wrote:
1: copy the params.db file from the DATA partition of the SD Card to your Linux box.
Why do you need an external computer with Linux when you already have one in the form of an X6100? (;
The firmware already contains the sqlite3 utility. All you need is to use the SQL UPDATE command to edit the necessary tables right "on the place".
Is there someone who knows SQL well and can write an SH script and share it with the community (:
73!
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Re: Manually Editing bands with R1CBU firmware
On Fri, Mar 22, 2024 at 01:10 AM, Niall F5VCV wrote:
1: copy the params.db file from the DATA partition of the SD Card to your Linux box.
Why do you need an external computer with Linux when you already have one in the form of an X6100? (;
The firmware already contains the sqlite3 utility. All you need is to use the SQL UPDATE command to edit the necessary tables right "on the place".
Is there someone who knows SQL well and can write an SH script and share it with the community (:
73!
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Jens,
I don't believe there is any way the software can control the power to the HOST USB C port where your GPS Dongle should be plugged into. I believe that USB power is a directly wired connection to the internal power.
The GPS functioning was one of the first things I checked on my X6100 after the patch, to verify I could get the X6100 system time to sync with GPS time. FT8 requires the system time to be within a second or two of the same time as the other stations, or FT8 won't decode the received stations.
My GPS Dongle connects to the X6100 with a USB C to USB A adapter. Both the adapter and the GPS Dongle have LED power lights on them to indicate that they are receiving power from the X6100 HOST USB C port. I just checked again, and both lights are on when I turn on the X6100. The only time the lights didn't come on was when I plug the adapter/dongle into the DEV USB C port instead of the HOST USB C port, so make sure you are using the HOST (bottom) port.
The X6100 system time syncs with my GPS dongle time, after the GPS starts sending GPS times to the X6100. I verified that by making sure the day, month, year and hours were set up to the GPS time, but changing the minutes to something other than the GPS time. After turning on the X6100 and the GPS started sending time, the system time synced with the GPS time correctly.
So on my system, at least, the GPS seems to be working correctly.
Jerry K6ANI
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Re: Speak/Headphone socket broken
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That happened on my unit but with the Key jack.? It is mounted identically as the speaker/phone jack and it’s a joke.? The printed circuit traces on the board are the only thing holding these jacks to the board, thus, they are easily broken free after some usage.? Reflowing the connections are not likely feasible as the circuit trace has probably been ripped off the circuit board.? In that case you’ll have to use some fine wire to solder the jack connections to a point further back from the original trace connection point.? If you’re lucky, only the solder joint gave way and left the trace undamaged – that can be reflowed.? Just cement the jack to the board to give it a fighting chance of staying put. ? On mine I removed the audio jack before it suffered the same fate, then cemented both jacks back to the board, wired the broken connections, and then figured out how to ensure no side loading tension was transferred from the plug through the jack to the board and longer. ? Del KD4B ? ? From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Lisa WO?L
Sent: Thursday, March 21, 2024 4:10 PM
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Subject: Re: [xiegu-x6100] Speak/Headphone socket broken ? You’re going to have to reflow the pcb solder connections on the audio jack or possibly replace the jack entirely.? My understanding of the current state of Xiegu’s Bluetooth implementation is that it works for things like transceiver control but not for audio. ? On Thu, Mar 21, 2024 at 14:23 Carl Ratcliffe <m0icr@...> wrote: Hi all, My S/P socket has worked lose and I do not think it is properly connected to the PCB anymore. I have also lost sound on the speaker. Any ideas if I can: 1- Bypass the socket to get the speaker to work. 2- Get Bluetooth audio, I tried and I can pair a speaker but it gives no audio. 3 - Any other others? I am located in the United Kingdom. Many thanks Carl ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?
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Manually Editing bands with R1CBU firmware
I have managed to edit the bands on Oleg's excellent firmware. Here's a basic procedure: Prerequisite.?? a: A PC running Linux with some sort of SD card reader. b: A pretty good knowlege of Linux.? (It may be possible to do this in Windows but I'll not go there). c: sqlite3 application on the linux box Steps: 1: copy the params.db file from the DATA partition of the SD Card to your Linux box. 2: dump the params.db database to a file echo .dump | sqlite3 params.db > <DumpFilename>3: Edit the <DumpFilename> , lhe lines starting with INSERT INTO bands VALUES are the band limits. 4: Once you're happy with the resulting file, create a new params.db file - rename (or delete) the old params.db file - cat <DumpFile> | sqlite3 params.db5: Copy the resulting params.db file to the DATA partition of the SD Card. - I don't think file owner and permissions are important because the file finishes up on? a FAT partition but i keep it as root:root and 777. 6: Cross your fingers and try to boot up the X6100 ! If all fails, and nothing works you can always get back to a working system by copyong the latest RICBU image to the sd card. Remember that any modifications will likely be lost when a new patch is applied or a new version of the firmware is installed. 73 Niall, F5VCV
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Re: Speak/Headphone socket broken
That happened on my unit but with the Key jack.? It is mounted identically as the speaker/phone jack and it’s a joke.? The printed circuit traces on the board are the only thing holding these jacks to the board, thus, they are easily broken free after some usage.? Reflowing the connections are not likely feasible as the circuit trace has probably been ripped off the circuit board.? In that case you’ll have to use some fine wire to solder the jack connections to a point further back from the original trace connection point.? If you’re lucky, only the solder joint gave way and left the trace undamaged – that can be reflowed.? Just cement the jack to the board to give it a fighting chance of staying put. ? On mine I removed the audio jack before it suffered the same fate, then cemented both jacks back to the board, wired the broken connections, and then figured out how to ensure no side loading tension was transferred from the plug through the jack to the board and longer. ? Del KD4B ? ?
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From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Lisa WO?L
Sent: Thursday, March 21, 2024 4:10 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [xiegu-x6100] Speak/Headphone socket broken ? You’re going to have to reflow the pcb solder connections on the audio jack or possibly replace the jack entirely.? My understanding of the current state of Xiegu’s Bluetooth implementation is that it works for things like transceiver control but not for audio. ? On Thu, Mar 21, 2024 at 14:23 Carl Ratcliffe <m0icr@...> wrote: Hi all, My S/P socket has worked lose and I do not think it is properly connected to the PCB anymore. I have also lost sound on the speaker. Any ideas if I can: 1- Bypass the socket to get the speaker to work. 2- Get Bluetooth audio, I tried and I can pair a speaker but it gives no audio. 3 - Any other others? I am located in the United Kingdom. Many thanks Carl ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?
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Oleg ...
with using the patch vers. 0.20.1 the USB GPS-Dongle
get no more power and the GPS-Dongle is not more working .
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73 , Jens / HB9JOI
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From: Oleg - R1CBU
Sent: Thursday, March 21, 2024 7:40 AM
Subject: Re: [xiegu-x6100] Patch version 0.20.1
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Thu, Mar 21, 2024 at 06:28 AM, Sabra Ewing wrote:
Two install the patch, would I need to flash that to the SD
card? If you have a working SD card with firmware 0.20.0 then you just
need to COPY the patch TO IT, like this -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BiSJXL4RX50
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...ok , I understand very good . -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- From: Jerry K6ANI Sent: Wednesday, March 20, 2024 2:59 PM To: [email protected]Subject: Re: [xiegu-x6100] Patch version 0.20.1 #R1CBU-Firmware On Wed, Mar 20, 2024 at 05:39 AM, Jens wrote:
... the video wasa very helpfull . Could install the patch ok ...
From: Oleg - R1CBU
Sent: Wednesday, March 20, 2024 7:38 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [xiegu-x6100] Patch version 0.20.1 #R1CBU-Firmware
On Tue, Mar 19, 2024 at 09:02 PM, Chuck Maslin wrote:
If not then when I unpacked the .tgz file with Tar, it must have placed some
of the items in the wrong place.
Why doesn't anyone read the instructions? Well, where did I write that you
need to unpack something?
Here is one of the users who recorded a video on how to do this under Windows
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Jens, The video is the same procedure I used to do my patch installation too. I was planning on doing a step-by-step write-up on the procedure, but realized that using Disk Management is a little risky and requires knowledge of what you are doing. In Disk Management you are only a couple of clicks away from accidentally reformatting the C: drive, wiping out Windows and everything on C: or another of your active drives. And I didn't want to be responsible for that kind of error on someone else's part. Jerry K6ANI
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Re: Speak/Headphone socket broken
You’re going to have to reflow the pcb solder connections on the audio jack or possibly replace the jack entirely.? My understanding of the current state of Xiegu’s Bluetooth implementation is that it works for things like transceiver control but not for audio.
On Thu, Mar 21, 2024 at 14:23 Carl Ratcliffe < m0icr@...> wrote: Hi all,
My S/P socket has worked lose and I do not think it is properly connected to the PCB anymore. I have also lost sound on the speaker.
Any ideas if I can:
1- Bypass the socket to get the speaker to work.
2- Get Bluetooth audio, I tried and I can pair a speaker but it gives no audio.
3 - Any other others?
I am located in the United Kingdom.
Many thanks
Carl
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Anyone have the ability to image their card after the update to share??
-Daniel
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I've done it 4 times with 2 different sd cards (2gb & 32GB) and upon reboot after the Wolf Logo the screen stays black, microphone LEDs show button pushes, but it is clear that the screen projection and the advancement of the program to display and function
has stopped.? ?I followed the video, deleted the partitions on the sd before imaging the 20.0 base firmware.? I booted to 20.0 with no problem, but as soon as the tgz file is copied to the data partition and the radio is restarted with the sd...logo, then
black screen of death...a new BSOD.
I am at a loss here.
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Speak/Headphone socket broken
Hi all,
My S/P socket has worked lose and I do not think it is properly connected to the PCB anymore. I have also lost sound on the speaker.
Any ideas if I can:
1- Bypass the socket to get the speaker to work.
2- Get Bluetooth audio, I tried and I can pair a speaker but it gives no audio.
3 - Any other others?
I am located in the United Kingdom.
Many thanks
Carl
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I've done it 4 times with 2 different sd cards (2gb & 32GB) and upon reboot after the Wolf Logo the screen stays black, microphone LEDs show button pushes, but it is clear that the screen projection and the advancement of the program to display and function has stopped.? ?I followed the video, deleted the partitions on the sd before imaging the 20.0 base firmware.? I booted to 20.0 with no problem, but as soon as the tgz file is copied to the data partition and the radio is restarted with the sd...logo, then black screen of death...a new BSOD.
I am at a loss here.
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SA5QED/David
Phil W7PJH
Patrick
Jens/HB9JOI