Hi Mike
Yes, clicking a Hound message caused the greyed out box to get checked, and
it then tried to call the other Hound:
I saw one or two examples of Hounds calling other Hounds yesterday - this
perhaps explains how it happens.
Charlie
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From: Black Michael
Guard the condition with an assertion and bring the program down when it
happens. That will prevent transmission on the wrong cycle and probably bring
you diagnostic information that will lead you to the error. Regardless, the
assertion should always be there, since it is so important to avoid
Please do send the excerpt and a few 100 lines preceding when it happened.
de Mike W9MDB
On Friday, June 29, 2018, 7:29:18 PM CDT, David Fisher
wrote:
I worked KH1/KH7Z yesterday on a couple of bands successfully, in Hound mode.
But before I was successful, I had the following h
Double-click one of the Hound messages.
Perhaps the logic should force Tx even/1st based on Fox/Hound mode for those
modes and not the message time.
de Mike W9MDB
On Friday, June 29, 2018, 9:16:26 PM CDT, Joe Taylor
wrote:
On 6/29/2018 8:26 PM, David Fisher wrote:
> I have the “ALL
On 30/06/2018 02:11, Laurie, VK3AMA wrote:
I know that changes can be found by reviewing the commits on the file,
but that sometimes is not a trivial task and routinely visually
checking the file to see if there may have been changes is not optimal.
My request, at a minimum add a date and tim
On 6/29/2018 8:26 PM, David Fisher wrote:
I have the “ALL LOG” excerpt of this if you want to see it. You’ll have
to take my word on the rest.
The code version is 1.9.0-rc4 R8642. I built it from source a while back.
Version 1.9.0-rc4 was a program version made available for short-term
bet
Sometime in the past NetworkMessages.hpp was extended to include
additional fields for the UDP logged QSO (type 5) message.
The addition of these fields went unnoticed until I started debugging
what I initially thought was a defect in the UDP, only to discover that
there were new fields that I w
I worked KH1/KH7Z yesterday on a couple of bands successfully, in Hound mode.
But before I was successful, I had the following happen:
I set Hound mode, then shut the program down. I restarted it, watched messages
go by for a while, then started transmitting my call. After a bit I got a
mess
On 30/06/2018 1:01 AM, Black Michael via wsjt-devel wrote:
Still can't reproduce
You'll find message_aggregator in the bin folder. It receives the UDP
packets too so should show what you see too.
If you're seeing bad info in what JTAlert receives than this should
show it too
I tested log
Hi,
You cannot simply send out a string like that.
You need to format the reply message properly.
See file NetworkMessage.hpp ( and the reply I sent
you off list a while ago .. )
'Kari
On 06/29/2018 11:33 PM, Lorenzo IZ0KBA via wsjt-devel wrote:
Hello,
I use WSJTXClass, by Randy K9VD in Pytho
Hello,
I use WSJTXClass, by Randy K9VD in Python3.
I need to use PACKET TYPE 4 for reply to q OM CQing.
Try to send this string:
sock.sendto(WSJTXClass.WSJTX_Reply('IZ0ABC IZ0KBA -10',(UDP_IP, UDP_PORT))
But give me error.
From the documentation I don't understend how I shoud be write in this
Thank's KARI!
100%, for me is OK reply to other OM CQing. (TYPE 4)
Now i use WSJTXClass, by Randy K9VD.
how should I dial the string to be sent via UDP?
73
You just need to send back the CQ or QRZ message you
want to reply to, set message type to 4 and stuff in
possible keyboard modifiers. ( M
You just need to send back the CQ or QRZ message you
want to reply to, set message type to 4 and stuff in
possible keyboard modifiers. ( Modifiers are not normally needed,
0x00 works fine )
Of course your code needs to have some logic
to choose the message you want to reply to...
Please note Bil
No documentation o code exaple for TYPE4?
Hi Lorenzo,
Please have a look at this:
https://github.com/teabreakninja/py_wsjtx
There you find some nice Python modules that should
get you started.
73's de Kari, oh2gqc
On 06/29/2018 03:04 PM, Lorenzo IZ0KBA via wsjt-devel wrote:
Hello Bill.
I re
Hi Lorenzo,
Please have a look at this:
https://github.com/teabreakninja/py_wsjtx
There you find some nice Python modules that should
get you started.
73's de Kari, oh2gqc
On 06/29/2018 03:04 PM, Lorenzo IZ0KBA via wsjt-devel wrote:
Hello Bill.
I read the documentation and the (type 4) is per
Still can't reproduceYou'll find message_aggregator in the bin folder. It
receives the UDP packets too so should show what you see too.
If you're seeing bad info in what JTAlert receives than this should show it
tooI tested logging from the two VK* configs and it works as expected.
de Mi
Hi Edfel
There really are only two ways to implement this:
1. in hardware
- devise some way to split off a tiny portion of your TX signal from
your antenna feed, feed it to a second rig (SDR?), second audio
interface, and second instance of WSJT-X
2. like Barry suggests, by sending picture
Hi:
I work most of the time (when is its time), the 6 meter band.. Other bands
are 40 and 80m. 20m is relatively easy (IMO) to get QSO.
73'
Edfel
KP4AJ
On Fri, Jun 29, 2018 at 9:33 AM, Barry Smith wrote:
> In message mail.com>
> Edfel Rivera wrote:
>
> > My own experience at my
Hello Bill.
I read the documentation and the (type 4) is perfect to my idea.
I use python3, some one can help me?
73
On 29/06/2018 11:46, Lorenzo IZ0KBA via wsjt-devel wrote:
Hello,
I'm Lorenzo IZ0KBA.
Can WSJT-x accept command input by UDP?
I need to write the callsing in the DX CALL textbo
In message
Edfel Rivera wrote:
> My own experience at my location, 95 watts are normally required to
> complete QSO (Puerto Rico - Caribbean). Under better conditions maybe less
> power could be used.
I'm in the UK running 40 watts to a simple end-fed antenna. On 20m
I've worked Can
Unfortunately I do not have HF radio at home, but in another very close.
I can not install HF antennas.
In the other house, I have a radio with TNC packet.
Now I can send the strings received via FT8 via packet.
I need to send the callsign I would like to connect via packet and the
remote statio
On 29/06/2018 11:46, Lorenzo IZ0KBA via wsjt-devel wrote:
Hello,
I'm Lorenzo IZ0KBA.
Can WSJT-x accept command input by UDP?
I need to write the callsing in the DX CALL textbox. It's possible this?
Thanks
Hi Lorenzo,
the UDP message protocol used by WSJT-X is documented here:
https://sour
Hello,
I'm Lorenzo IZ0KBA.
Can WSJT-x accept command input by UDP?
I need to write the callsing in the DX CALL textbox. It's possible this?
Thanks
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I’m thinking of having a go at exposing this out to a simple standalone app. Or
at least seeing how feasible it is to do so.
One key challenge. Sending full from and to calls in every message destroys the
usable ‘bit rate’ for any payload.
That said, it is definitely not universally legally com
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