[pskmail] Re: New Icom 7200 @ PI4TUE
- From: "Rein Couperus" <rein@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: pskmail@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 9 May 2011 23:43:24 +0200 (CEST)
hi Fred,
client should be even easier than server, as everything is already built into
fldigi.
when you connect the 7200 to the computer, the soundcard is recognized as
USB audio codec.
Set Data on, and D-Mod = U.
Use the USB M filter with 600 Hz bandwidth, and set the sweet spot to 1500 Hz.
You can adjust the passband with the PBT to put the 1500 Hz in the centre of
the
passband.
On fldigi, use Rig Cat control for the 7200, and check CAT command for PTT.
USB port will be /dev/ttyUSB0, with 19200 Bd.
That should be it, the audio output level can be set with USB lvl on the 7200.
73,
Rein PA0R
>Good evening,
>
>does anyone use the 7200 as a client,under Linux or/and
>windows??
>
>An OM has lent me one and I could not get it to work with
>fldigi (Windows)
>
>In advance Thank you
>
>Fred F4EED
>
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>Objet : [pskmail] New Icom 7200 @ PI4TUE
>
>I have installed a new IC-7200 at the pskmail server @ PI4TUE.
>
>The 7200 seems like an excellent rig for use as a server. Only connection
>needed
>between the computer and the rig is a USB cable. The sound card is a pretty
>simple device inside the IC-7200. There are no controls, so you cannot do
>anything wrong even if you wanted to... The audio levels for the soundcard are
>fixed, only the modulation output can be changed (USB level).
>The 7200 has an IF DSP filter centered on 1500 Hz. Frequency control
>is via the same USB cable (/dev/ttyUSB0).
>
>I have included a PTT command in the new server image (1.0.43, in alpha),
>which neatly switches the TX on and off at the right times.
>To activate PTT control via hamlib, add a parameter to the pskmailrc.pl config:
>$PTTCOMMAND = 1;
>
>This should also work on some other rigs which are supported by hamlib.
>
>Neat stuff....
>
>73,
>
>Rein PA0R
>
>
>
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