In message <b8cc9b24-420a-dbcf-141a-cde448a64...@classdesign.com>
Bill Somerville <g4...@classdesign.com> wrote:
> On 09/03/2018 23:20, Barry Smith wrote:
>> Does rigctl go through a "translation process" to issue commands?
>> E.g. for the AR3030, F 707401 would get translated to 7.07401[CR} ?
> Hi Barry,
> you can see the underlying interaction with the rig by adding some -v
> options to the rigctl (rigctl-wsjtx is basically the same) like:
> rigctl-wsjtx -vvvvv -m 505 -r com3 -s 4800
> with five v's you will get the most detail. You will see the rigctl
> user commands are converted to the necessary CAT commands for that rig
> model. If you tell us what is not conforming or not working a patch for
> the Hamlib developers can be made, or you can do that yourself if you
> have the relevant C programming skills.
> 73
> Bill
> G4WJS.
Thanks Bill.
I had a direct email from Mike W9MDB and I sent him the output of the
-vvvvv test.
He suggested that this list is not the right place to continue this
thread.
My C programming skills = none :-)
Summary -
Hyperterm works with the AR3030 (control details in its user guide)
rigctl doesn't work at all.
It's an old (but good) receiver and maybe not worth spending time on
if I'm the only one trying to use it with WSJTX.
Barry G4IAT
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