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Re: Open Source CW keyer based on K1HJK's nanoIO code #fldigi #nanoio-keyer Ed W3NR #30386 Wiring diagram ? Ed W3NR
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Re: Open Source CW keyer based on K1HJK's nanoIO code #fldigi #nanoio-keyer Dave #30385 No problem Mark. My original call was K2LBM. David On 10/5/21 7:22 PM, Mark Phillips wrote: toggle quoted messageShow quoted text Apologies David, for getting your call sign wrong. On Tue, Oct 5, 2021, 19:12 Mark Phillips via groups.io <enicomms=gmail.com@groups.io> wrote: I don't know how many of you would be interested in this but I've designed a slightly modified version of the nanoIO keyer. It uses just 2 keying lines via a dual opto-isolator. The board fits directly on the underside of an Arduino Nano. In keeping with the free distribution of FLDigi I've posted the details on GitHub and made the board available via OSHPark too. https://oshpark.com/shared_projects/0wyCgFsd https://github.com/g7ltt/nanoIO The BOM is trivial and should run you no more than $20 including the Nano. Use a length of 1" heat shrink tubing to contain the finished device. You _may_ need to remove the reset button as the tubing may keep the button pressed? 2x 680R resistor 1x PC827 Dual Opto-Isolator 2x 1nF capacitor 2x 3.5mm jack 1x Arduino Nano 1x PCB Mark NI2O
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Re: Open Source CW keyer based on K1HJK's nanoIO code #fldigi #nanoio-keyer Mark Phillips #30384 Apologies David, for getting your call sign wrong. toggle quoted messageShow quoted text On Tue, Oct 5, 2021, 19:12 Mark Phillips via groups.io <enicomms=gmail.com@groups.io> wrote: I don't know how many of you would be interested in this but I've designed a slightly modified version of the nanoIO keyer. It uses just 2 keying lines via a dual opto-isolator. The board fits directly on the underside of an Arduino Nano. In keeping with the free distribution of FLDigi I've posted the details on GitHub and made the board available via OSHPark too. https://oshpark.com/shared_projects/0wyCgFsd https://github.com/g7ltt/nanoIO The BOM is trivial and should run you no more than $20 including the Nano. Use a length of 1" heat shrink tubing to contain the finished device. You _may_ need to remove the reset button as the tubing may keep the button pressed? 2x 680R resistor 1x PC827 Dual Opto-Isolator 2x 1nF capacitor 2x 3.5mm jack 1x Arduino Nano 1x PCB Mark NI2O
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Open Source CW keyer based on K1HJK's nanoIO code #fldigi #nanoio-keyer Mark Phillips #30383 I don't know how many of you would be interested in this but I've designed a slightly modified version of the nanoIO keyer. It uses just 2 keying lines via a dual opto-isolator. The board fits directly on the underside of an Arduino Nano. In keeping with the free distribution of FLDigi I've posted the details on GitHub and made the board available via OSHPark too. https://oshpark.com/shared_projects/0wyCgFsd https://github.com/g7ltt/nanoIO The BOM is trivial and should run you no more than $20 including the Nano. Use a length of 1" heat shrink tubing to contain the finished device. You _may_ need to remove the reset button as the tubing may keep the button pressed? 2x 680R resistor 1x PC827 Dual Opto-Isolator 2x 1nF capacitor 2x 3.5mm jack 1x Arduino Nano 1x PCB Mark NI2O
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Open Source CW keyer based on K1HJK's nanoIO code #fldigi #nanoio-keyer Mark Phillips #30382 I don't know how many of you would be interested in this but I've designed a slightly modified version of the nanoIO keyer. It uses just 2 keying lines via a dual opto-isolator. The board fits directly on the underside of an Arduino Nano. In keeping with the free distribution of FLDigi I've posted the details on GitHub and made the board available via OSHPark too. https://oshpark.com/shared_projects/0wyCgFsd https://github.com/g7ltt/nanoIO The BOM is trivial and should run you no more than $20 including the Nano. Use a length of 1" heat shrink tubing to contain the finished device. You _may_ need to remove the reset button as the tubing may keep the button pressed? 2x 680R resistor 1x PC827 Dual Opto-Isolator 2x 1nF capacitor 2x 3.5mm jack 1x Arduino Nano 1x PCB Mark NI2O
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Re: Fldigi rig control frequency #fldigi Gene Rozea #30381 Just my 2 cents, but in my opinion, flrig is the way to go with the 7300, hands down! Recent improvements have been dramatic! Thanks David! Gene – K1AVE From: Neal Keating Sent: Saturday, October 2, 2021 7:37 PM To: winfldigi@groups.io Subject: [winfldigi] Fldigi rig control frequency #fldigi Hello - I have noticed an odd behavior when using Fldigi and Rigcat to control my IC-7300. When I change frequency from radio main tuning knob (tuning up or down band) with FLDIGI running - I often observe freq jumping up/down. When I stop tuning it is fine - it just looks odd while tuning up or down the band. I have tried various settings under Rigcat but I still see this minor issue. Here is my Rigcat config:
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Re: Fldigi rig control frequency #fldigi Lee Asher #30380 Hi Neal, possibly because the path to your .xml file is all wrong. Regards, Lee Asher Regular Aussie Virus Updates at Aussie CV-Vaccine Informer
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Fldigi rig control frequency #fldigi Neal Keating #30379 Hello - I have noticed an odd behavior when using Fldigi and Rigcat to control my IC-7300. When I change frequency from radio main tuning knob (tuning up or down band) with FLDIGI running - I often observe freq jumping up/down. When I stop tuning it is fine - it just looks odd while tuning up or down the band. I have tried various settings under Rigcat but I still see this minor issue. Here is my Rigcat config:
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Which selection to use for PortAudio? John Brown #30378 When selecting from the drop-down list in Port Audio there are seemingly 4 different selections or a single selection in 4 different places. As in the attached screenshot. I suspect my foolishly playing with these may have created my difficulties with an extremely high input to fldigi which is only controllable from Win10 Settings Sound App volume and device preferences. In the screenshot DAX Audio RX 1 (FlexRadio Systems DAX Audio) appears 4 times. In the main/first list and then in each of the 3 sublists. The sublists apparently are different old sound standards. So what's with the identical listings? Or are they (identical)? Thanks. -- W0MPM John
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Re: fldigi 4.1.20.14 test version posted Thunder-06 #30377 thank you to you and cliff, I appreciate the quick reply. I do realize that the op sys does show a clock but in my various setups, this is not always visable. I like the thought of putting a box on the bar with a toggle. Thanks Frank Heabler W9XC ‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ Original Message ‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ On Thursday, September 30, 2021 2:59 PM, Dave <w1hkj@...> wrote: toggle quoted messageShow quoted text The Off time is only visible if the user has not disabled the rig-control / logging panel. There is probably enough room between "Help" and the Tx-countdown-timer. Clock and button to switch between Local and Zulu, or perhaps a "time display" button with a right click to open a format selector. Cliff is correct. Unless you are using fldigi in a full screen display most OS will provide a task bar display of time. 73, David, W1HKJ On 9/30/21 1:54 PM, Cliff wrote: Frank, Look at the “Off” time in the fldigi logging area. That is the current Zulu time. Just subtract the conversion factor for your local time and it’s there for you. Also most OS’s have a local time clock visible somewhere on screen. 73, Cliff, AE5ZA On Sep 30, 2021, at 13:46, Thunder-06 via groups.io <thunder-06@...> wrote: Dave, Is it possible to put a clock, either local or Zulu (or both), at the top of the screen? Although I am loathe to reference other software, something similar to JS8Call in the look, tho maybe not as large. Just something for a quick reference to the time as we are working a contact. Thank You. Frank Heabler W9XC ‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ Original Message ‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ On Sunday, September 19, 2021 6:05 PM, Dave <w1hkj@...> wrote: at http://www.w1hkj.com/alpha/fldigi/ fldigi-4.1.20.14.tar.gz fldigi-4.1.20.14_BS.dmg fldigi-4.1.20.14_HS.dmg fldigi-4.1.20.14_LI.dmg fldigi-4.1.20.14_setup.exe readme.dmg.txt readme.txt Date: Tue Sep 14 14:45:00 2021 -0500 alpha * development release MAPIT macro * force lat/lon specifier to use '.' and NOT ',' Google maps will not accept the ',' decimal separator Documentation update * add/update documentation for . Domino-EX Micro . OFDM modes . Thor Micro . Thor 25/50/100 . 8 psk modes Polish translation update * update to pl.po provided by Roman Baginski, SP4JEU Mode Parameters * save squelch settings by mode and reapply when mode selected: squelch value, squelch button . setting saved in file squelch_by_mode.prefs located in the fldigi main files folder. prefs files are user editable text format which are read during program start up. * save and reapply AFC state by mode * save and reapply TX level attenuator by mode config script update * add cmedia ptt parameters to config scripting WinKeyer * Fix disconnect between fldigi and WinKeyer potentiometer * Change WK WPM char/space timing. . remove dependence on winkeyer echo . allow user to calibrate to a nominal WPM setting KNWD cat keying synop event reporting * changed default event reporting to VERBOSE to reduce event log noise for users not operating SYNOP RsID EOT * Add RsID end-of-transmission code sequence, 263 . separately configurable notify dialog MacOS Lion seg fault * Disallow static instantiation of cMorse class. . ALWAYS USE cMorse * instantiation. 73, David, W1HKJ <publickey - Thunder-06@... - 0x7BB6BDAA.asc> publickey - Thunder-06@protonmail.com - 0x7BB6BDAA.asc signature.asc
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Re: fldigi 4.1.20.14 test version posted Dave #30376 The Off time is only visible if the user has not disabled the rig-control / logging panel. There is probably enough room between "Help" and the Tx-countdown-timer. Clock and button to switch between Local and Zulu, or perhaps a "time display" button with a right click to open a format selector. Cliff is correct. Unless you are using fldigi in a full screen display most OS will provide a task bar display of time. 73, David, W1HKJ On 9/30/21 1:54 PM, Cliff wrote: toggle quoted messageShow quoted text Frank, Look at the “Off” time in the fldigi logging area. That is the current Zulu time. Just subtract the conversion factor for your local time and it’s there for you. Also most OS’s have a local time clock visible somewhere on screen. 73, Cliff, AE5ZA On Sep 30, 2021, at 13:46, Thunder-06 via groups.io <thunder-06@...> wrote: Dave, Is it possible to put a clock, either local or Zulu (or both), at the top of the screen? Although I am loathe to reference other software, something similar to JS8Call in the look, tho maybe not as large. Just something for a quick reference to the time as we are working a contact. Thank You. Frank Heabler W9XC ‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ Original Message ‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ On Sunday, September 19, 2021 6:05 PM, Dave <w1hkj@...> wrote: at http://www.w1hkj.com/alpha/fldigi/ fldigi-4.1.20.14.tar.gz fldigi-4.1.20.14_BS.dmg fldigi-4.1.20.14_HS.dmg fldigi-4.1.20.14_LI.dmg fldigi-4.1.20.14_setup.exe readme.dmg.txt readme.txt Date: Tue Sep 14 14:45:00 2021 -0500 alpha * development release MAPIT macro * force lat/lon specifier to use '.' and NOT ',' Google maps will not accept the ',' decimal separator Documentation update * add/update documentation for . Domino-EX Micro . OFDM modes . Thor Micro . Thor 25/50/100 . 8 psk modes Polish translation update * update to pl.po provided by Roman Baginski, SP4JEU Mode Parameters * save squelch settings by mode and reapply when mode selected: squelch value, squelch button . setting saved in file squelch_by_mode.prefs located in the fldigi main files folder. prefs files are user editable text format which are read during program start up. * save and reapply AFC state by mode * save and reapply TX level attenuator by mode config script update * add cmedia ptt parameters to config scripting WinKeyer * Fix disconnect between fldigi and WinKeyer potentiometer * Change WK WPM char/space timing. . remove dependence on winkeyer echo . allow user to calibrate to a nominal WPM setting KNWD cat keying synop event reporting * changed default event reporting to VERBOSE to reduce event log noise for users not operating SYNOP RsID EOT * Add RsID end-of-transmission code sequence, 263 . separately configurable notify dialog MacOS Lion seg fault * Disallow static instantiation of cMorse class. . ALWAYS USE cMorse * instantiation. 73, David, W1HKJ <publickey - Thunder-06@... - 0x7BB6BDAA.asc>
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Re: fldigi 4.1.20.14 test version posted Cliff #30375 Frank, Look at the “Off” time in the fldigi logging area. That is the current Zulu time. Just subtract the conversion factor for your local time and it’s there for you. Also most OS’s have a local time clock visible somewhere on screen. 73, Cliff, AE5ZA toggle quoted messageShow quoted text On Sep 30, 2021, at 13:46, Thunder-06 via groups.io <thunder-06@...> wrote: Dave, Is it possible to put a clock, either local or Zulu (or both), at the top of the screen? Although I am loathe to reference other software, something similar to JS8Call in the look, tho maybe not as large. Just something for a quick reference to the time as we are working a contact. Thank You. Frank Heabler W9XC ‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ Original Message ‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ On Sunday, September 19, 2021 6:05 PM, Dave <w1hkj@...> wrote: at http://www.w1hkj.com/alpha/fldigi/ fldigi-4.1.20.14.tar.gz fldigi-4.1.20.14_BS.dmg fldigi-4.1.20.14_HS.dmg fldigi-4.1.20.14_LI.dmg fldigi-4.1.20.14_setup.exe readme.dmg.txt readme.txt Date: Tue Sep 14 14:45:00 2021 -0500 alpha * development release MAPIT macro * force lat/lon specifier to use '.' and NOT ',' Google maps will not accept the ',' decimal separator Documentation update * add/update documentation for . Domino-EX Micro . OFDM modes . Thor Micro . Thor 25/50/100 . 8 psk modes Polish translation update * update to pl.po provided by Roman Baginski, SP4JEU Mode Parameters * save squelch settings by mode and reapply when mode selected: squelch value, squelch button . setting saved in file squelch_by_mode.prefs located in the fldigi main files folder. prefs files are user editable text format which are read during program start up. * save and reapply AFC state by mode * save and reapply TX level attenuator by mode config script update * add cmedia ptt parameters to config scripting WinKeyer * Fix disconnect between fldigi and WinKeyer potentiometer * Change WK WPM char/space timing. . remove dependence on winkeyer echo . allow user to calibrate to a nominal WPM setting KNWD cat keying synop event reporting * changed default event reporting to VERBOSE to reduce event log noise for users not operating SYNOP RsID EOT * Add RsID end-of-transmission code sequence, 263 . separately configurable notify dialog MacOS Lion seg fault * Disallow static instantiation of cMorse class. . ALWAYS USE cMorse * instantiation. 73, David, W1HKJ <publickey - Thunder-06@... - 0x7BB6BDAA.asc>
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Re: fldigi 4.1.20.14 test version posted Thunder-06 #30374 Dave, Is it possible to put a clock, either local or Zulu (or both), at the top of the screen? Although I am loathe to reference other software, something similar to JS8Call in the look, tho maybe not as large. Just something for a quick reference to the time as we are working a contact. Thank You. Frank Heabler W9XC ‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ Original Message ‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ On Sunday, September 19, 2021 6:05 PM, Dave <w1hkj@...> wrote: toggle quoted messageShow quoted text at http://www.w1hkj.com/alpha/fldigi/ fldigi-4.1.20.14.tar.gz fldigi-4.1.20.14_BS.dmg fldigi-4.1.20.14_HS.dmg fldigi-4.1.20.14_LI.dmg fldigi-4.1.20.14_setup.exe readme.dmg.txt readme.txt Date: Tue Sep 14 14:45:00 2021 -0500 alpha * development release MAPIT macro * force lat/lon specifier to use '.' and NOT ',' Google maps will not accept the ',' decimal separator Documentation update * add/update documentation for . Domino-EX Micro . OFDM modes . Thor Micro . Thor 25/50/100 . 8 psk modes Polish translation update * update to pl.po provided by Roman Baginski, SP4JEU Mode Parameters * save squelch settings by mode and reapply when mode selected: squelch value, squelch button . setting saved in file squelch_by_mode.prefs located in the fldigi main files folder. prefs files are user editable text format which are read during program start up. * save and reapply AFC state by mode * save and reapply TX level attenuator by mode config script update * add cmedia ptt parameters to config scripting WinKeyer * Fix disconnect between fldigi and WinKeyer potentiometer * Change WK WPM char/space timing. . remove dependence on winkeyer echo . allow user to calibrate to a nominal WPM setting KNWD cat keying synop event reporting * changed default event reporting to VERBOSE to reduce event log noise for users not operating SYNOP RsID EOT * Add RsID end-of-transmission code sequence, 263 . separately configurable notify dialog MacOS Lion seg fault * Disallow static instantiation of cMorse class. . ALWAYS USE cMorse * instantiation. 73, David, W1HKJ publickey - Thunder-06@protonmail.com - 0x7BB6BDAA.asc signature.asc
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flwkey logging options Karl Heimbach #30373 Hello group, Probably not the correct place to ask questions about flwkey, but I can find no other. Is it possible to have flwkey send logging data to ACLog? I've been unsuccessful and flwkey locks up when it attempts to export to ACLog, and then I have to kill the process. I'm using Windows 10 Pro. Thanks, Karl - W5QJ
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Re: CAT RIG CONTRIL #flrig David Tucker #30372 YEAP JOHN THAT DID THE TRICK. THANKS AS ALWAYS. On 9/29/2021 3:42 PM, David Tucker wrote: toggle quoted messageShow quoted text THANKS JOHN I WILL CHECK THAT OUT. 73'S DAVE On 9/29/2021 2:02 PM, John via groups.io wrote: Dave There are two xml files for that rig, don't know what the difference is. One defaults at 4800 baud and the other defaults at 38400 baud. Just make sure the baud rate matches the baud rate of the rig and make sure no other program is using that port. John KC3FL
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Re: CAT RIG CONTRIL #flrig David Tucker #30371 THANKS JOHN I WILL CHECK THAT OUT. 73'S DAVE On 9/29/2021 2:02 PM, John via groups.io wrote: toggle quoted messageShow quoted text Dave There are two xml files for that rig, don't know what the difference is. One defaults at 4800 baud and the other defaults at 38400 baud. Just make sure the baud rate matches the baud rate of the rig and make sure no other program is using that port. John KC3FL
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Re: CAT RIG CONTRIL #flrig John KC3FL #30370 Dave There are two xml files for that rig, don't know what the difference is. One defaults at 4800 baud and the other defaults at 38400 baud. Just make sure the baud rate matches the baud rate of the rig and make sure no other program is using that port. John KC3FL
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CAT RIG CONTRIL #flrig Dave Tucker Nu4N #30369 I JUST INSTALLED FLDIGI ON MY WINDOWS 10 COMPUTER. I AM WANTING TO CAT CONTROL. FOR SOME REASON I CAN'T CHANGE THE RIG ASSIGNMENT TO MY 817. i HAVE RIG CONTROL AS COM 6 BUT IT WILL NOT FOLLOW THE FREQ OF MY 8I7, I TRIED FLRIG CONTROL AND COULD NOT ADD 7.070. IT JUST STAYS THE MEMORY OF 14.070. ANY HELP WOULD BE APPRECIATED -- 73 NU4N Dave
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How to have FLDIGI control Perseus SDR n2dj <n2dj@...> #30368 Hello, I see FLDIGI can control many different transceivers. Can it control the receive frequency of an SDR, in particular the Perseus? Thanks for any help in getting this configured.
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Re: WW RTTY Contest Logging and NF3JP Ed - AE8Q #30367 Well, I didn't have a lot of time to troubleshoot (due to the contest), so I checked the version number and I was running 4.1.19. I uninstalled it, downloaded and installed 4.1.20 and everything started working. Not sure if there should have been any changes between the two versions that should have affected it, but it is working now. Ed - KD8YQQ
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Dave There are two xml files for that rig, don't know what the difference is. One defaults at 4800 baud and the other defaults at 38400 baud. Just make sure the baud rate matches the baud rate of the rig and make sure no other program is using that port. John KC3FL

Dave There are two xml files for that rig, don't know what the difference is. One defaults at 4800 baud and the other defaults at 38400 baud. Just make sure the baud rate matches the baud rate of the rig and make sure no other program is using that port. John KC3FL

DaveThere are two xml files for that rig, don't know what the difference is. One defaults at 4800 baud and the other defaults at 38400 baud. Just make sure the baud rate matches the baud rate of the rig and make sure no other program is using that port.JohnKC3FL

Dave
There are two xml files for that rig, don't know what the difference is. One defaults at 4800 baud and the other defaults at 38400 baud. Just make sure the baud rate matches the baud rate of the rig and make sure no other program is using that port.

John
KC3FL

Dave
There are two xml files for that rig, don't know what the difference is. One defaults at 4800 baud and the other defaults at 38400 baud. Just make sure the baud rate matches the baud rate of the rig and make sure no other program is using that port.

John
KC3FL

Dave
There are two xml files for that rig, don't know what the difference is. One defaults at 4800 baud and the other defaults at 38400 baud. Just make sure the baud rate matches the baud rate of the rig and make sure no other program is using that port.

John
KC3FL