Dave, no one is asking you to do that, OTOH the Hamlib team might appreciate feedback on a utility they provide for exactly the purpose the OP was seeking. -- 73 Bill G4WJS.

+ AA6YQ comments below surely that depends only on the quality of emulation of the TS-2000 by the rigctlcom application? + There's no justification for time spent debugging that emulation for one

Dave, surely that depends only on the quality of emulation of the TS-2000 by the rigctlcom application? If it were a perfect TS-2000 emulation (not that I am saying it is) then it

+ AA6YQ comments below + That's not a supported configuration. 73, Dave, AA6YQ

+ AA6YQ comments below: + No. If you want Commander to control a transceiver connected to COM port X, first direct hamlib to close COM port X. 73, Dave, AA6YQ

+ AA6YQ comments below + Please do the following: 1. on the General tab of DXKeeper's Configuration window, check the "Log debugging info" box 2. terminate DXKeeper 3. start DXKeeper 4. log a QSO from

+ AA6YQ comments below + When configuring DXLab to support a new transceiver, it is best to ignore MultiRadio support in Commander and WinWarbler until you have all functionality with the radio

+ AA6YQ comments below + So that I can see what's going on, please make a screen shot of WinWarbler's Main window with the "Operating Mode" set to RTTY, and a screen shot showing the RTTY tab of

Hi George, I think that may be possible by using a Hamlib utility called rigctlcom, it can connect to a Hamlib rigctld server and also emulates basic TS-2000 rig. You would connect to

i have 2 transceivers on 2 seperate com ports controlled by hamlib rigctl is there any support to connect to the hamlib interface on a port instead of connecting the rig thru a serial port? thanks

When I log a contact from WinWarbler, psk31, DXKeeper does not send the contact to LOTW, EQSL, or Club Log.  In the WinWarbler Config, Log tab I do have the three "upload to" boxes checked. What

I also have "WinWarbler MultiRadio" setup and have the K4 radio position (radio 4) set to Mark Offset of -915 and Optimal Offset set to 1000. Gordon - N1MGO

Joe,     FSK, and yes I set the Optimal Offset to 1000 The FSK worked fine with WriteLog using 2tone and MMTTY, but that is a different display than WinWarbler. Thanks, Gordon - N1MGO

AFSK or FSK? Did you set "Optimal Offset" in WinWarbler -> Config -> RTTY to 1000? 73, ... Joe, W4TV

I have a new Elecraft K4 that I just used with WriteLog to do the Makrothen RTTY contest this last weekend. It worked fine, but I have to use LOW tones (915Hz) because of a bug in firmware with HIGH

+ AA6YQ comments below + To what does "HL II" refer? + Did you try connecting the WSJT-X instances running on your separate PC to SpotCollector running on your original PC? 73,

Hello Dave, I have stopped going beyond 2 instances because I had to realize that the ressources of my PC are coming to a limit already with those 2 instances only and running all DXLab applications

+ AA6YQ comments below I have searched the archives here and tried a few tips I found but no resolve. 1st issue - This is not a new issue - it has happened before but then stopped. I have WSKT-X and

+ AA6YQ comments below I have WinWarbler configured per your instructions with EXTFSK64 and Port setting = NONE. + My instructions were " On the PTT tab of WinWarbler's Configuration window, set

Hello Folks... I have searched the archives here and tried a few tips I found but no resolve. 1st issue - This is not a new issue - it has happened before but then stopped. I have WSKT-X and DXLab