I had previously reported that OmniRig was pausing during the poling sequence and this caused WSJT-X ver 2.1.0 to issue a rig control fault. I found out that I was not running the latest version of OmniRig.exe. The reported test results were for OmniRig.exe file version 1.19.0.246.
I installed the current version, 1.19.0.282, and now see different results. After an initial test run of over 6 hours there were no periods of data loss that exceeded 1 second. However, this version has a new anomaly with WSJT-X ver 2.1.0, 64 bit. The frequency resolution test is not completed when WSJT-X is started. This leaves the rig on the wrong frequency. E.g.: WSJT-X closed which takes TS-590S out of split 0:05:41.294 New IF - IF00014074000 003700005020000000; 0:05:41.297 New TX freq=14074000 0:05:41.298 split offset = 0 TS-590S is now 14.074 simplex WSJT-X is restarted: 0:06:12.855 New IF - IF00014074055 003700005020000000; 0:06:12.858 New RX freq=14074055 0:06:12.859 New TX freq=14074055 0:06:12.860 split offset = 0 0:06:12.871 New FA - FA00014074055; TS-590S is now simplex with wrong TX and RX frequencies Select band 20 m: 0:08:42.157 New FA - FA00014074000; 0:08:42.448 New IF - IF00014074000 003700005020010000; 0:08:42.451 New RX freq=14074000 0:08:42.452 New TX freq=14073000 0:08:42.455 split offset = -1000 TS-590S is now ready for operation. OmniRig.exe file version can be found by displaying the running file properties using Windows task manager. 73, Andy, k3wyc
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