On 10/12/2018 15:21, Simon wrote:
1. Do you know of a ready-to-use 'block of C code' that take in 18 hex
digits, and generate the on-air symbols, for the telemetry mode?
Hi Simon,
the WSJT-X codecs are written in Fortran. This routine does source
encoding for the FT8/MSK144 77-bit payload cod
Hi Bill,
Yes, the telemetry mode is more suitable. Can switch to it, later time.
1. Do you know of a ready-to-use 'block of C code' that take in 18 hex
digits, and generate the on-air symbols, for the telemetry mode?
Can you kindly point me to the wsjtx source code for that part of
'block of co
On 10/12/2018 14:29, Simon wrote:
Question: Does the UDP data contain 13 user character PLUS the THREE
un-assigned bits?
Hi Simon,
no the UDP Decode message contains the decoded text. Given your
application you may well be interested in the telemetry format that has
been added to FT8 in the
Hi Bill,
Many thanks for your time and information. I am going to try it out.
I did more reading, just make sure if I understand the following
correctly, referring to non Version 2,
1. in free text sub mode, user input is 13 characters (42 character set)
2. It is 'packed/make' into 72 bits
3.
Hi Simon,
comments in line below.
On 06/12/2018 17:40, Simon wrote:
Thanks for pointing out the MessageAggregator demo code. We looked at
Decodesmodel.cpp and our one simple line of needed data is as below:
1. May be easier to use QT, instead of Microsoft and needing to port a
lot of 'QT thing
Hi Bill,
Thanks for pointing out the MessageAggregator demo code. We looked at
Decodesmodel.cpp and our one simple line of needed data is as below:
1. May be easier to use QT, instead of Microsoft and needing to port a
lot of 'QT things which I never used before' to Microsoft environment.
2. Whi
Hi Simon,
comments in line below.
On 06/12/2018 05:06, Simon wrote:
Many thanks for your time. Sorry for very basic questions as I have
not done these before.
Are below actions correct? I shall put together a dev environment and
start trying it out.
1. Use Microsoft free community version of
Hi Bill,
Many thanks for your time. Sorry for very basic questions as I have
not done these before.
Are below actions correct? I shall put together a dev environment and
start trying it out.
1. Use Microsoft free community version of visual basic or C.
2. Open/connect winsock to 127.0.0.1, po
On 06/12/2018 03:12, Simon wrote:
Would you kindly please advise how to achieve your reply, "without the
rest of WSJT-X or the Qt framework"?
How to set up a minimum software IDE environment and some how port the
hundred lines of code, in your reply email. I meant, the code has
include MANY qt r
Hi Bill,
Many thanks for detailed reply.
Dependency and make file are something I am not comfortable with,
especially for huge software project like WSJT-X. I have zero
experience on C++, QT, gcc (I use Arduino but the IDE does everything)
and writing make file.
I only need a few pieces of data,
On 06/12/2018 01:23, Simon wrote:
Hi WSJT-X team,
I am new. Just signed up. I am C language hardware embedded system
programmer. No experience on QT
Would appreciate advises and pointer to information for
1. Set up the developemnt environment on Windows 7. Is it QT? Is the C
compiler come with
Hi WSJT-X team,
I am new. Just signed up. I am C language hardware embedded system
programmer. No experience on QT
Would appreciate advises and pointer to information for
1. Set up the developemnt environment on Windows 7. Is it QT? Is the C
compiler come with the QT? Is it GCC compiler?
2. I t
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