On 09/06/2015 22:34, hlundst...@sk0mt.net wrote:
Hi again, reports from the schack:
Hi Hans,
You say-
In recent Windows you must set speaker volume sliders while the device is active. I recommend setting the level for Tx from teh USB audio driver from your rig menu item "USB Level". This is the problem speaker volume adjusted at first TX but for next TX volume level back on 0 and no output. You can not sit and adjust for every TX sequence. Rig USB level set to 78 as always ...
Where do you have the "Pwr" slider at the right hand side of the WSJT-X main window? This control is an attenuator which is directly connected to the Windows level control for the output audio device you select in "Settings->Audio->Output" which you would normally have at the top (0dB) unless you want a Tx power less than the minimum output from your rig's carrier/power control.

CI_V Transcieve mode set to off as you said


Iinitially it was iimpossible to change "TransmitAudio Source" as it was not highlighted. I had to fiddle with PTT methods to change to rear/data. Fixed it once but can not repeat that process now.
The IC-7200 doesn't not support automatic switching by CAT commands to the rear/USB audio source so this option is disabled for your rig. You must set the mode and SET menu of the rig to suit your connections. If you want USB Audio driver modulation via USB to the rig modulator then I suggest you set the rig SET menu item "Modulation input (Data on)" to U(USB) and select Mode as "Data/Pkt" in WSJT-X (or if you want to set mode manually you can set it to "None"). That way when you start WSJT-X it will select USB-DATA on your rig and the Tx audio will be taken from teh USB Audio driver bypassing the speech processor and also with its own level setting with the rig SET menu "USB Level" setting.

All in all no progress so far.

Hans
73
Bill
G4WJS.

9 juni 2015, Bill Somerville <g4...@classdesign.com> skrev:

Hi Again Hans,

I forgot to mention,

on Icom rigs you must disable "CI-V Transceive" mode in the rig menu. That mode is on by default but it generates unsolicited CAT traffic which causes data collisions and lost CAT conversations.

73
Bill
G4WJS.

On 09/06/2015 21:50, Bill Somerville wrote:

    On 09/06/2015 21:24, hlundst...@sk0mt.net
    <mailto:hlundst...@sk0mt.net> wrote:

        Hallo,

    Hi Hans,

        Installing program was easy, but all the rest worse.

    Sorry you are having some issues with WSJT-X.

        Using ICOM IC-7200 with connection to rig via USB ( Silicon
        Labs CP210x USB to UART Bridge) like all other ICOM 7200 and
        7600 users. That has worked fine with all versions of
        WSJT/WSPR except for this last version of WSJT-X.
        '

        Settings feels like a random happening sometimes. Options are
        there sometimes and sometimes not.

        I used:

        CAT Control

        Serial port COM8 (as usual)

        19200 baud 8bits one stop bit no handshake (all as usual)

        PTT method CAT Port Com8 (fixed via a roundabout way, not
        needed in the older versions .... perhaps neither here ?)

    WSJT-X now allows PTT through the CAT port using serial lines RTS
    or DTR, or via another serial port using RTS or DTR or if your
    rig supports it, via a CAT command. Your rig has the capability
    to SEND with a CAT command and I recommend that method to you.

    Set the PTT Method to CAT.

        Transmit Audio Source: Rig set to data mode expecting info
        via USB. Setting Rear/Data ( fixed in a very roundabout way
        as it was not reachable and initially set to Front/MIc)

    Some rigs use a different CAT command to take transmit audio from
    the read data connection, the setting is there for those rigs and
    it is only enabled for those rigs. Icom rigs select the Tx audio
    source according to the rig modulation mode and via rig menu
    settings. I believe the 7200 takes Tx audio from the rear data
    socket when USB-DATA mode is selected. You need to change the rig
    setting "Modulation input (Data on)" to U(USB) to take Tx audio
    from the USB audio driver.

        Mode USB (tried the other two settings with no luck)

    None - doesn't change the mode of your rig. USB sets the mode to
    USB. Data/Pkt sets the mode of your rig to Data. The latter is
    the best choice so long as you have selected the correct Tx audio
    source in your rig menu.

        Split Op None

        Test CAT was OK

        Test PTT was OK

        RX works fine

        TX starts with resetting audio out to 0 that is no TX

    In recent Windows you must set speaker volume sliders while the
    device is active. I recommend setting the level for Tx from teh
    USB audio driver from your rig menu item "USB Level".

        TX sometimes go on for ever

    If you can provide repeatable steps to demonstrate that issue
    please report them here,

        As I understand it you have changed code to control audio out
        setting and rig control  compared to all the other versions

    Yes we use a new audio subsystem that works much better and is
    more consistent across all the platforms we support. Also with
    rig control, because advanced dual mode JT9+JT65 and soon to be
    released EME Doppler tracking features need tight and accurate
    transceiver control, much work has been done to improve the
    stability of CAT and PTT functionality.


        All the best Hans sm0vyi

    73
    Bill
    G4WJS.


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