Hey bill last time we touched base on this was right after release and
you mentions you could send me a build with CAT trace enabled, if you
could that would be great. I did notice that another user was using
ft-857d interface and had the same problem. I have been able to connect
directly to the interface with wsjt-x and also while using rigctl. Both
ways have the same outcome, jumps freqs when using fake split. I tried
to enable a mirror to see what was passing however wsjtx won't connect
to the radio because it's not responding fast enough. I'm using Debian
9 64bit
On 12/10/18 10:17 AM, Bill Somerville wrote:
On 10/12/2018 15:12, Steven Greer wrote:
It has whatever I put into serial debug, however I have to you a
serial monitor to listen in between. I can tell it println vfo when
PTT changes. It's my own compilation, the ft857 Library is kinda
separate, it is just a primer to getting started with the Library
it's self. I'm working on trying to get the native split working
however I'm more of a novice coder so I spend a lot of trial and
error testing making things work by using examples.
Hi Steven,
RR, if you can isolate the CAT sequence that causes the unexpected
jump that would help. Otherwise I can send you a build of WSJT-X with
CAT trace enabled which may help.
73
Bill
G4WJS.
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