On 28/09/2021 18:30, Mike Goodey via wsjt-devel wrote:
Using WSJT-X 2.5 on Windows 10 with my FT1000mp, with split=rig
Using Omnirig works fine
Using Hamlib, either direct or via rigctld, it starts correctly; but if
I change bands, receive is OK but when I transmit the second VFO (used
for transmit) does an interesting dance, and then ends up transmitting
on the original band.
What (if any) diagnostics would be useful?
Unfortunately I didn't check the RCs on hamlib!
Mike G0GJV
Hi Mike,
put the attached file into your WSJT-X configuration files directory
(same as the log files directory on MS Windows) then restart WSJT-X,
complete a minimum set of steps that demonstrates the issue, then quit
WSJT-X. It will have created a file called WSJT-X_RigControl.log on your
Desktop, send me (g4wjs <at> classdesign <dot> com) that file for
analysis please?
Once you have sent the log file you can delete it and the log
configuration file to return to normal operation.
73
Bill
G4WJS.
[Sinks.SYSLOG]
Destination=TextFile
Asynchronous=true
AutoFlush=false
FileName="${AppLocalDataLocation}/wsjtx_syslog.log"
TargetFileName="${AppLocalDataLocation}/logs/wsjtx_syslog_%Y-%m.log"
RotationTimePoint="01 00:00:00"
Append=true
EnableFinalRotation=false
MaxSize=41943040
MinFreeSpace=1073741824
MaxFiles=12
Target="${AppLocalDataLocation}/logs"
ScanForFiles="Matching"
Format="[%Channel%][%TimeStamp(format=\"%Y-%m-%d
%H:%M:%S.%f\")%][%Uptime(format=\"%O:%M:%S.%f\")%][%Severity%] %Message%"
Filter="%Severity% >= info"
[Sinks.RIGCTRL]
Destination=TextFile
Asynchronous=true
AutoFlush=true
FileName="${DesktopLocation}/WSJT-X_RigControl.log"
Append=true
Format="[%TimeStamp(format=\"%Y-%m-%d
%H:%M:%S.%f\")%][%Uptime(format=\"%O:%M:%S.%f\")%][%Channel%:%Severity%]
%Message%"
Filter="%Channel% matches \"SYSLOG\" | %Channel% matches \"RIGCTRL\""
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