Hi Steve and Bill 

 

   I have switched  on band hopping  on and filled the schedule  ( single
Band 40m however as the antenna system here does not yet allow thru BH) ! So
far it seems to work but more later on this to confirm. 

   Now it will be me who have to switch to stuff paying the bills for a few
hours  :) !!! 

 

Thanks a lot for your help and best 73 .  

 

Jean Louis  

 

De : Bill Somerville [mailto:[email protected]] 
Envoyé : mardi 7 juillet 2015 17:02
À : [email protected]
Objet : Re: [wsjt-devel] WSPR-2 - Further test Scheduler in no band hopping
mode

 

On 07/07/2015 15:57, Steven Franke wrote:

Hi Steve & Jean-Louis,

Thanks Jean Louis for the detailed information. I will take a look this
afternoon (still at work this morning).  

 

In the meantime, one more question. Have you ever seen this behavior when
bandhopping? I ask this question because I have never seen this behavior,
but I am always bandhopping, so I wonder if this is restricted to the “no
hopping” situation.

I am working on this right now. I think it is due to some old code from the
original transmit %age algorithm before we started using the hopping
scheduler for all Tx scheduling. I should have a fix soon.

Sorry for the slow response to this, I am busy with much less interesting
stuff that pays the bills :(



 

Steve k9an

73
Bill
G4WJS.



 

On Jul 7, 2015, at 7:23 AM, f5djl <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]> > wrote:

 

Hi Steve , Hi Joe and all 

 

   A few more details following some furthers tests today : 

 

      1/ T0 : start application enable TX ticked (red) ( nothing else touch
ie no modification of Tx% at 20% ) 

      2/ T0+1h : Happily decoding but no TX 

      3/T0+2h : same status 

      4/T0+2h10mn : press TX next  , one TX cycle and then no further TX  

      5/T0+3H : still no further TX 

      6/T0+3H20 : Change TX & at 25 % 

      7/ As at still no Tx the  press TX_next (09h48) and then process
started  :-) 

      8/ Now more than 2 hours later still running happily for how long …
but so far so good ! ?

 

You will find screenshots and log files at dropbox below . 

https://www.dropbox.com/s/w2f013omrzc9lu8/WSPR%20test%20scheduler.zip?dl=0

 

My conclusion so far is that to ensure start of the scheduler : Press
enable TX , followed by a change of percentage AND then a TX next  is
required !

Once started will it stop?  I do not know (yet) but it has been running more
than two hours now ! :-)      

 

I may try to have look at code :WsprTxScheduler, WSPR BandHopping and
mainwindows I assume , but I am sure you will be more efficient to correlate
it with above .  ( I am much more a C microcontroller man or financial
market  more than a QT expert :-) ) 

 

Very best regards 

 

Jean Louis  

 

Test environment : Windows 8.1 , WSJT-X r 5685 , FT897 

 

Summary to Steve's questions : 

 

Does this happen only if you have never touched TX Pct since starting the
program?

>Yes 

When you observed this behavior what was the TX Pct? 

>20 %

How long did you run with no transmissions?

>More than 2 Hours

In particular, did you go for a full 2 hours with no transmission?

>Yes 

 If so, then does the scheduler eventually kick in after 2 hours with no
transmission?

>Only triggered by a TxNext AND a change of %

 

 

-----Message d'origine-----
De : Steven Franke [mailto:[email protected]] 
Envoyé : mardi 7 juillet 2015 02:17
À : WSJT software development
Objet : Re: [wsjt-devel] WSPR-2 - Scheduler in no band hopping mode

 

Jean Louis, Joe - 

 

Does this happen only if you have never touched TX Pct since starting the
program?

 

When you observed this behavior what was the TX Pct? How long did you run
with no transmissions? In particular, did you go for a full 2 hours with no
transmission? If so, then does the scheduler eventually kick in after 2
hours with no transmission?

 

I haven’t changed anything in the wspr tx scheduler recently. I know that
Bill adjusted the band selection algorithm not too long ago, but that
shouldn’t have involved the scheduler. I just looked at the code, and it
seems that the tx table should be automatically generated the first time
that next_tx_state() is called.

 

I’ll also note that the statistics of the scheduler may “feel” different
when TX Pct is less than 17%, as a different algorithm is used in that
regime.

 

Steve k9an

 

> On Jul 6, 2015, at 6:32 PM, Joe Taylor < <mailto:[email protected]>
[email protected]> wrote:

> 

> Hi Jean Louis and all,

> 

> I have not yet tried to trace the cause, but I have also observed the 

> behavior you describe.  In WSPR mode, WSJT-X can stop initiating any 

> Tx sequences, even though "Enable Tx" remains ON (red background).

> 

> I think Bill (or was it Steve?) made the most recent changes to the 

> T/R scheduler.  Is it possible that somehow the T/R table becomes 

> lost, or is not re-calculated when that should happen?

> 

>             -- Joe, K1JT

> 

> On 7/6/2015 9:20 AM, f5djl wrote:

>> Hello to all

>> 

>> While testing the patch kindly provided by Mike for the rig control 

>> of FT991 ( thanks Mike and it seems to work smoothly for WSPR/991)  , 

>> I noticed the following  (BTW observed on two different TX 

>> configurations FT897 and FT

>> 991) :

>> 

>>    1/WSPR seems stuck in RX mode despite the enable TX button being red .

>> 

>>    2/ Just changing the TXPct % seems to resume the transmit process 

>> ( I understand this action forces to recalculation of the table used 

>> by the scheduler )

>> 

>>    3/ I tried a TX next button before changing the TX pct , and 

>> although it triggered a single transmission it did not resume the
scheduler.

>> 

>>    4/ I have not yet managed to figure what could have stopped TX 

>> process , is it the automatic ( every two hours ?)  recalculation not 

>> happening or something else not sure .

>> 

>>    5/ I have seen it working for several hours without problem so it 

>> is not always the case .

>> 

>> Any advice on how to better capture the condition which lead to TX 

>> process stopping will be much appreciated ( I had a look at  

>> WSPR_history file and except the absence of TX slot could not see 

>> anything obvious)

>> 

>> Latest tests were performed on Win 8.1 , 1.6.0-dev r 5685  with FT897 

>> and

>> FT991 .

>> 

>> Very best regards

>> 

>> Jean Louis F5DJL

>> 

>> 

>> 

>> PS : If anybody has hand-on experience with FT991 in DATA-USB mode 

>> thru the TRX internal audio card ( ie audio  via internal USB 

>> interface )  , please contact me direct as the setting of the DSP 

>> filter in that specific mode ( Data-USB not USB) on the unit at hand 

>> does not perform as per the page 58 the manual ! I will be interested 

>> to share experience with another owner of FT 991) . I have also 

>> joined FT991 group as this is not specific to WSJT modes.

> 

 

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