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STOP PRESS. I changed the X6100 WLAN settings to DHCP and found that setting the address in the control software to 192.168.5.25 made it work for a time. The audio cut out after about 20 secs but the

I made an error in the gateway IP. It is 192.168.4.1 I entered that and still not working. The router DHCP has assigned all devices with 192.168.5.xxx The X6100 shows as 192.168.5.22 I enter these

I recorded some noises. Transceiver was not connected to antenna. rfg 0 vol 0..55 speaker - rfg set to 0, recorded from headphones/speaker output (configured for speaker) with my PC internal

Hi Georgy Understood. I again tested both of the 1.1.6 versions. There is zero TX output on any mode with both of the 1.1.6 versions you just released. Tested with both GUIs, same results. This was

In my case, switching to external power is not giving any significant change to audio signal. As an attachment I'm sending here two files: x6100_noise_blank.mp3 - it's a noise recorded from x6100's

Same here. Using internal battery means more noise. External power and the radio goes quiet. 73RobYS1RS On Monday, April 28, 2025 at 02:00:27 PM CST, Georgy Dyuldin via groups.io

While tuning a threshold for TX compressor I noticed, that radio generates more noise, when it powered from the internal battery. It might also affect RX noise. Also TX SNR is quite low - about 35 db

Yeah, I’ve also experimented with switching speaker/phone, but results are still not very satisfying. Especially, when I’m in an environment with low RF-noise (like in mountains) then this

I'm not sure, but perhaps it may be booted from a usb flash drive, connected with adapter to a host port. -- Georgy // R2RFE

The SD card slot on my X6100 is defective and cannot be repaired. Is there another way to install the firmwaree.g. via USB?

Hi. I'm using s/p mode set to "speaker" with my headphones (on R1CBU might be inverted, don't remember). With VOL ~10-20 it's comfortable to listening and less internal transceiver noise, in opposite

I'm using Linux Mint with an X6100 and FLRig, and it's working great (I use the flatpack version - 2.0.05). The PTT is a bit odd. I've taken screen shots of my settings. I checked /etc//udev/rules.d

Hi! Has anyone here ever looked into the issue of inherent audio noise in the RX audio path of the Xiegu X6100? Lately, I’ve been listening to this device a lot on headphones, and I have to admit

I have no issues using FLRIG 2.0.05 on Ubuntu. -- Georgy // R2RFE

I'm not sure right now. Logic of changes is pretty straightforward, but searching all locations within compiled OEM firmware to read/write/replace takes many time. Even if 1.1.6 and 1.1.8 only slight

Hello, I am needing help connecting my X6100 running R1CBU to FLRIG. I am having issues with the computer connecting to the radio via USB. Any help is greatly appreciated! Thanks, Landon KQ4DAA

Georgy, this is fantastic! Unfortunately with the x6100 revision I have, there is no transmit power with 1.1.6. I’ve tried every version of the 1.1.6 BBFW and they all have no transmit power output.

Thanks for the replies. I will set it up with R1CBU and go with that. Thanks again! 73

Hi. New version of the modified BASE firmware with FM squelch - https://github.com/gdyuldin/x6100_base_patch/tree/1.1.6/firmwares This time I decided to push 2 versions - with *r2* suffix and with

With OEM firmware you can try to fix it with replacing within /etc/init.d/S51amixer amixer -c 0 sset 'Mic1 Boost',0 0 1> /dev/null with amixer -c 0 sset 'Mic1 Boost',0 1 1> /dev/null This enables mic