Hi Guys, I just bought a new xggcomms usb serial cable and was trying to make my old Kenwood ts-450s work with my laptop, but unfortunately it didnt work as easily as my xiegu with CE19. Which

The major advantage AFAICT of installing hamlib separately is that it can be upgraded separately, adding additional features before they make it into the hamlib-embedded-into-wsjt. Personal

Edd, As a guy that runs his entire shack on a Pi 4B, I find the thread fascinating. I've built the WSJT-X from source, just to see if I could do it. I am not a software engineer, but I have found

Sorry, meant W8MDB

Thanks. Very helpful. I’ve been thinking about starting with an Arduino kit. I’m only up and running after much help from W9MJB

Hi Gary, Don’t feel bad...I understand where you’re coming from. I in no way am intending anything derogatory to the Raspberry Pi users here (and there’s a lot of them), but those that want

Hi Bill, I am a Mac user. I use MacLoggerDX. I have to set up operation as outlined here: https://dogparksoftware.com/MacLoggerDX%20Help/sunsdr_wsjt-x.html It works, but is a little to Rube

Hi Mike I would need either. TCI 1.5 is current with ExpertSDR V2, 1.6 is required for V3 73, Charlie GI4FUE

Hi Ronald, Are you on Windows? I'm starting to make the TCI interface and need a tester. Mike W9MDB On

I am interested in ALL these discussions on this group. I’m hoping to better understand most of it in the future. Gary

Good morning again Bill. Yes, using apt to install cmake worked. I moved the package from the RPI 4 to the RPI Zero using a memory stick (had not occurred to me that they can be read by the RPI OS

No current issues but I don’t understand most of this.

Gary, Edd is trying to install WSJT-X on a Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W board. He can't use the Debian package we provide because he has installed a later version of Raspberry Pi

Pardon my ignorance. These discussions are so far above me. Are many of you software professionals or can you point out to me reading to help me better understand? Gary N8GT

On 25/11/2021 16:10, Edward Seeliger wrote: Edd, have you tried installing the default cmake package from the Raspberry Pi OS repository? sudo apt install cmake 73

Hi Andy, can you detail what issues exist with using the ExpertSDR TS-480 emulation for CAT control please? 73 Bill G4WJS.

Good morning Bill sudo -E cmake .... didn't work. I also tried to install cmake on a fresh OS Bullseye image using the sh script as described on the cmake site - that didn't seem to work either. On my

I need volunteers who have the need for TCI 1.5 and one for TCI 1.6 Does anybody need TCI 1.4? I don't yet what the difference is but apparently JTDX's implementation only works on 1.5. I'm going to

Add me to the list that would like to see TCI added at least for CAT-type control. I am good with using VAC for now although it would be nice to have it all rolled together. -- Randy

Hi Chris, can I ask for your configuration and settings? what OS are you using? What cable is it an FTDI? I tried rolling back to ver 2.2 but still doesnt work on my laptop. Om using the xggcomms