Hi Kevin, You can see the available options for the radio in Advanced Settings->Radio Capabilities. I don't see SWR listed in the Get level list. Your radio CAT manual should tell you if that is even

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For some more information, the radio's meter does switch to SWR. However RSS shows power no matter what. I don't know if this is a limitation of the TS-2000.

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It appears to me than on the TS-2000 remote, the meter will stay on power out, which is what is set by default. The setting in advanced settings has no effect. Am I correct? HNY

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Sounds like a good plan. I didn't think of trying like that. Thanks!

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Hi Kevin, The auto_power_on command turns on the radio (if it is off), that shouldn't affect RIT. If you connect the radio with the "Test Radio" button in Advanced Settings, then after the radio conne

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This may be a question for the HamLib group but I wanted to ask this group first as it specifically restricted to RigPi and even further to the TS-2000. The issue is somehow RIT is getting turned on.

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Jim - I have the same issue. It should stay at like 98 or 99 watts. It is like somewhere the code is it off by a digit. For example if I want to set power to 80 watts, I set it to 79 watts. So if you

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I upgraded the Hamlib to the latest which fixed the problem of the power creeping up to around 80 watts. Now, however, I can't get the power to stay up to 100 watts for HF. It keeps dropping back down

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Perry, I know what you mean. I've used that program too and remember reading that! I did go ahead and program macros to just enter the frequencies into VFO A along with PL tones for 2 meter repeaters.

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Even Ham Radio Deluxe admonishes you to not try CAT control in memory mode. It’s probably the same issue with RigPi. Perry K4PWO

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A new issue I need a little help with....operating the Kenwood TS-2000, I have several macros programmed.... two to select between memory mode and VFO mode, and two for changing the freq/channel depen

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RigPi treats slider values as integer percentages. My IC-7300 settings window shows output power the same way, as an integer percentage. Hamlib treats set/get values as floating point. If The radio is

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Doug, The minimum value for the PWR cat command is 005. So that is understandable. However I can verify the other behavior for me too. I think this could be a RSS issue since Flrig performs with the n

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Upgrading to new Hamlib fixed the "RF power creeps up" problem but it reveals a different problem now. Settings on the slider bar don't map well to the commands executed on the TS2000. For example, Se

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I went ahead and installed HamLib 4.2 beta and that solved the problem. Great instructions Howard.

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Doug, I just noticed this too. Did upgrading to the Hamlib beta fix the issue?

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Doug, this is a Hamlib issue. Hamlib is the library used to control radios. In the RigPi Help manual in the Technical section you will see instructions for updating to the latest Hamlib beta version.

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Doug, please tell us a bit more. What isn't working? PTT or audio switching? Are you using an MFJ RJ-45 cable to connect to your ACC2 connector on the radio? Can you confirm what pin is connected to t

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Doug, the TUNE button on the macro bank keys the RigPi Keyer board. The whine is the Keyer sidetone. You can reset tune by using the Esc key. TUNE is intended for those who have manual tuners. --Howar

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That sounds like RF getting into the Pi and locking it up. When you "tune", the radio see all sorts of crazy mismatches as the tuner seeks low SWR. That can cause RFI even though you are in low power

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