In message <6e7039d656....@baz.g4iat.co.uk>
Barry Smith <b...@g4iat.co.uk> wrote:
> I used \dump_caps and here is the result of that -
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> C:\WSJTX\bin>rigctl-wsjtx -m 505 -r com3 -s 4800
snip
> Has targetable VFO: N
I think that's why, with Hyperterm, I can't set VFO A or VFO B
> Attenuator: 10dB 20dB
With hyperterm instructions 0R 1R and 2R set 0dB 10db and 20dB atten.
Each instruction just needs to end with [CR]
It doesn't require L and ATT used by rigctl.
> Mode list: AM CW USB LSB FM AMS FAX
With Hyperterm these modes are selected with A C U L N S X
Again each instruction just needs a single letter and end with [CR]
> Memories:
Can be written to or erased with Hyperterm, but I'm not concerned if
rigctl can't do that.
> Can set Frequency: Y
> Can get Frequency: Y
With Hyperterm, frequency is set in MHz, not Hz, e.g. 7.07401 [CR}
It doesn't require the character F used by rigctl.
> Not sure what I can do next.
WSJT-X Settings/Radio/AOR AR3030 still gives an error with Test CAT
Maybe rigctl can not be made to work with the AR3030, which would be a
shame given that it's a fine receiver.
Does rigctl go through a "translation process" to issue commands?
E.g. for the AR3030, F 707401 would get translated to 7.07401[CR} ?
I'm just getting back into radio after many years off the air. Maybe
when I buy a more modern transceiver (I'm thinking Yaesu FT890) rigctl
will work with that.
Barry (G4IAT)
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