Yes. I hope so. On Macro 21 I put *0w TX1;

Regards from Loic

Have you programmed the Macro into the RigPi?
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73 - Mark - K8MHW
'A RigPi Enthusiast!' - I am not otherwise affiliated with MFJ or RigPi

Hi Mark, 
Yes I one USB cable  and the MFJ cable for TS 590s for ACC2 connector at back of the radio. 

I have now only the USB Cable. Until now. No difference still no modulation.
Audio is still good.  

Regards from Loic

One VERY important thing to know about Mumble settings.

When changes are made to the Mumble client on the RigPi, those changes are lost on reboot if not "saved" using this method.
Once the desired settings are applied, OK'ed and done, then you must close the Mumble client on the RigPi.
After the Mumble client has been closed on the RigPi, you can reboot the RigPi and the new settings will be retained.
It must be done in that order though, otherwise, the settings are not retained.
If you simply reboot the RigPi without closing the Mumble client first, the settings are lost and the last settings are applied.
Once you have followed this simple process, they are permanently saved.

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73 - Mark - K8MHW
'A RigPi Enthusiast!' - I am not otherwise affiliated with MFJ or RigPi

On Output I changed to sndpriproto. Apply and Ok. I tested it on earphones on TX out and nothing Heard in earphones. I rebooted RigpI and output goes back to CODEC. I tried two times but goes back to CODEC maybe normal. 

Regards from Loic

Hi Mark, 
Thank you for your reply. 
I have a USB Cable from TS 590s to RigPi. 
I have also the  RigPI MFJ Cable for Kenwood TS 590s from the DATA jack on TS 590s to the audio jack on the RigPi. 
I use Win 10 on laptop and headset. 
I have done all meny settings from the Kenwood TS 590s(sg) PDF file. 

All  is working very good remote exept no modulation and button Power ON doesn´t work. 
Thanks in advance, 
Regards from Loic, SM5VFE

Transmit audio can go through the CODEC, or as an experiment, through the RigPi Audio card.  In Mumble, change the Audio Output Device to the sndproto default device, then click Apply and OK.  Plug earbuds into TX OUT on RigPi.  Do you hear audio from your phone/tablet?

--Howard

Hello Loic,

First, do you have ONLY a USB A to B cable connected from the TS-590 to the RigPi?
I have used the RigPi with a TS-590S this way and it worked great once it was set up properly.

Can you tell us a bit about what you are using for your remote device?
Is it a tablet or a phone or a laptop and which OS is it?
Do you hear audio from the radio at your remote device?
The stumbling block for me was getting the Transmit audio to modulate the TS-590S.
There is a menu setting that informs the radio to use the audio from the USB port of the radio.
Menu 63 I believe it was, must be set to USB so that the transmitter will use that audio when CAT keys the PTT.

I has been a couple of months and a couple of radios ago that I set that up and I currently have a different radio on the desk.
If you get really stuck, I can get it out and set it up and verify the settings.

I do think that there was a need to create a Macro to key the PTT and make it use the USB audio, that idea just came to me while typing.
I believe that I made the Macro emulate pushing another button which caused the radio to go into "transmit DATA mode" which actually meant "transmit audio from the internal USBaudioCODEC of the radio.

I just now opened the guide to where I had written:
We also added a macro (using Macro 21's slot) to send the CAT command for TX1 which is "Send USB
data/audio".
That macro is populated with:
*0w TX1;
and I named it "TX USB"
you can name it anything meaningful to you.

That will key the radio and pass USB audio to the transmit chain, then you need to tap the PTT button to
go back to receive.

That "fake PTT button push" requires:
Set Menu 79 PF-A function to value 205 for the TS-590S only.
The purpose of this change is to make PF-A become "PTT RigPi Audio"

Let me know if that does not help enough to get you transmitting!

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73 - Mark - K8MHW
'A RigPi Enthusiast!' - I am not otherwise affiliated with MFJ or RigPi

Pin one is to the left of the notch.  Looking at the back of the daughter board, it would be to the right.  PTT is on pin 3.  It should be a positive voltage until RigPi toggles PTT, at which time it should go to ground.

--Howard

Hello Howard, 
I have search Everything on TS 590 radio but I cannot find anything. CODEC is used. Receive audio is very good. 

I noticed on Preferences Audio Device settings that I didn´t have USB Audio CODEC so I changed it but no luck. 
PDF file about TS 590S(SG) checked without sucess. 

Regards from Loic, SM5VFE

Good Morning, Howard,

Hi Howard - 

I can check voltage and continuity. I seated the jumper to match the notch on the socket. It looks ok visually, but could have a bad solder joint. Can you direct me to the pinout voltages I should see? I don’t remember which is pin 1 on the socket - the one on the right of the notch looking down on it?

Jeff

Hi Bob,

Thanks for your input!  We are about ready to open the Forum Wiki for anyone to access.  Larry, AC9OX, has been setting it up for several months.  It is an ongoing project, and all contributions will be welcome.

73, Howard W6HN

Hi Jeff,

Yes, it is possible there is a  problem with the cable or jumper.  It is not likely that there is a wiring problem in RSS other than the jumper.

Do you have a volt or ohmmeter to check the jumper?

--Howard

Hi Loic,

Others are using the TS-590, please also search the forum for relevant posts.  I hope a current user can step in to help.

I assume you are using the CODEC audio out and audio in for the radio.  Receive audio is working correctly?

--Howard

Hello all! 
Anyone here using a Kenwood TS 590s?

I have no modulation at all when using RigPi remote. 

Anyone have seen this problem? All parameters in the meny are changed as in the PDF file here in the file area. 

Thanks in advance, 

Regards from Loic, SM5VFE

Good Morning, Jeff,

Hi Howard -

I confirmed that the mic on the radio is live and modulates the carrier when I engage the RigPi PTT to transmit. This is true for both SSB and 2m FM modes. Is that due to internal wiring oin the RSS or maybe the jumper plug?

Jeff

As reported elsewhere you need to start Fldigi a special way for now using sudo.  See this post:

#1396  

I am thinking we need some sort of WKI to summarize these activities. 
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73 KE9A