Mike, I wonder how this varies from rig to rig thus making it difficult to produce a universal system. A user would need to establish the relationship between Strength and output power, and if reasonably linear, determine the two constants to define the functionality and enter these in the WSJT-X configuration page somewhere. Is this making things over-complicated for the "average" user?
I am content with my current operating mode which is to set RFPOWER 1.0 (ie max) and arrange audio level on Tune to deliver max power, (100 watts) in my case, while I am next to the rig and power meter. Then when in another (more convenient) place I can monitor incoming signals (shared screen) and vary output power via a simple network message to rigctld on 4532 since RFPOWER values are roughly linear to output power - 0.2 means 20 W. It seems to me this is simpler than opening the Preferences > Radio configuration page, entering a new output power goal, closing the page. I use a simple script: rigpwr to read RFPOWER and rigpwr 0.2 to set it without having to interact with the WSJT-X screens at all. --- John G4KLA ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ wsjt-devel mailing list wsjt-devel@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/wsjt-devel
