Close , but no Dutch cigar. Fldigi is controlled, by that I mean I get frequency readout in fldigi and PTT is achieved via hamlib, not VOX. However, I get 3587000,10147000,10147000,10147250,10147500 THOR22,THOR22,MFSK16,THOR11,THOR11 kenwood_transaction: Command is not correctly terminated '00010147000 -0800000001020000210147000 -080' kenwood_transaction: Command is not correctly terminated 'F00010147000 -0800000001020000290147000 -0' kenwood_transaction: Command is not correctly terminated '10147000 -0800000001020000290147000 -0800' kenwood_transaction: Unexpected reply '147000 -0800000001020000290' kenwood_set_freq: unsupported VFO 536870912 Freq set error? set_freq: error = Invalid parameter I'll play around some more in between dealing with my son who has a temperature of 40c Andy K3UK ### Server v. Pskmail 0.9.22. (C) 2009 PA0R 21:14 UTC Oct-24-2009: Program start 21:14 UTC Oct-24-2009: Connected to netherlands.aprs2.net port 1314 Scanning: 3587000,10147000,10147000,10147250,10147500 Offset = 1 minute(s) On Sat, Oct 24, 2009 at 4:52 PM, Andy obrien <k3ukandy@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Thanks for your patience, I understand now. Someone just connected > using RSID to switch to a mode other than the I had in the freqs.txt > file, COOL. > > Andy > > > On Sat, Oct 24, 2009 at 4:42 PM, Rein Couperus <rein@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: >> no no, rigctl in *hamlib*.... >> >> To test if the hamlib parameters are ok, >> In a console, do 'rigctl -m 204 -r /dev/ttyS0 -s 9600' >> When ok, you will get a prompt, >> 'f' reads the frequency,' F' asks for a frequency to set... >> >> the .pskmail/qeg/feqs.txt file is wrong. >> It should read: >> 3587000,10147000,10147000,10147250,10147500, >> THOR22,THOR22,MFSK16,THOR11, THOR22, >> >> In .pskmail/pskmailrc.pl set >> $scanner="F"; >> >> Rein PA0R >> >>> -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- >>> Von: "Andy obrien" <k3ukandy@xxxxxxxxx> >>> Gesendet: 24.10.09 23:24:34 >>> An: pskmail@xxxxxxxxxxxxx >>> Betreff: [pskmail] Re: hamlib rigtype number for Kenwood TS2000 ? >> >> >>> I am not sure what you mean, do you mean RIGCTL in fldigi and NOT >>> hamlib ? I spotted the 'S' mistake. I changed to 'F' correct ? >>> >>> Is my freqs.txt correct ? Is the 'S' in freqs.txt OK ? >>> >>> >>> 3587000,10147000,10147000,10147250,10147500 >>> $scanner="S"THOR22,THOR22,MFSK16,THOR11, >>> >>> >>> I'll stick a 5th mode in there. >>> >>> >>> THOR22 working well on 30M today. >>> >>> >>> On Sat, Oct 24, 2009 at 3:45 PM, Rein Couperus <rein@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: >>> > Andy, >>> > >>> > the pskmail server uses rigctl for the scanner... >>> > >>> > You can test it with: >>> > rigctl -m 204 -r /dev/ttyS0 -s 9600 >>> > >>> > You still have the 'S' in $scanner... >>> > >>> > freqs.txt seems to have only 5 modes, it needs 5. >>> > >>> > hope this helps, >>> > >>> > Rein PA0R >>> > >>> > >>> >> -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- >>> >> Von: "Andy obrien" <k3ukandy@xxxxxxxxx> >>> >> Gesendet: 24.10.09 22:32:58 >>> >> An: pskmail@xxxxxxxxxxxxx >>> >> Betreff: [pskmail] Re: hamlib rigtype number for Kenwood TS2000 ? >>> > >>> > >>> >> I found the list of numbers. Since my copy of fldigi is controling >>> >> the TS2000 with a hamlib setting for the TS570D, I thought I would use >>> >> the 570's rigtype number. Howver, I have no changing of frequency >>> >> when I activate the pskmail server. >>> >> >>> >> >>> >> ######################################################################### >>> >> # rig control (scheduler, scanner) >>> >> $scheduler = 0; >>> >> $rigtype = 204; >>> >> $rigrate = 9600; >>> >> $rigdevice = "/dev/ttyS0"; >>> >> $rigptttune = 0; # If 1 then ICOM "PTT TUNE" is in use >>> >> ########################## >>> >> $scanner = "S"; >>> >> $qrgfile = "$ENV{HOME}/.pskmail/qrg/freqs.txt"; >>> >> $freq_offset = 1; # minutes after '0' >>> >> @freq_corrections = qw (0 0 0 0 0); # trx frequency correction >>> >> $traffic_qrg = 0; >>> >> >>> >> ######################################################################### >>> >> ### Server v. Pskmail 0.9.22. (C) 2009 PA0R >>> >> 21:14 UTC Oct-24-2009: Program start >>> >> 21:14 UTC Oct-24-2009: Connected to netherlands.aprs2.net port 1314 >>> >> Scanning: 3587000,10147000,10147000,10147250,10147500 >>> >> Offset = 1 minute(s) >>> >> 1 >>> >> 21:14 UTC Oct-24-2009: Listening to the radio >>> >> 3587000,10147000,10147000,10147250,10147500 >>> >> THOR22,THOR22,MFSK16,THOR11, >>> >> >>> >> >>> >> >>> >> Anything obviously wrong ? >>> >> >>> >> Andy K3UK >>> >> >>> >> >>> >> >>> >> On Sat, Oct 24, 2009 at 2:42 PM, Andy obrien <k3ukandy@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: >>> >> > Is there a list of rigtype number somewhere ? I am getting ready to >>> >> > test scanning for my server and need to configure the hamlib rig type. >>> >> > >>> >> > Do I have the following correct ? I will be using ttyS0, 9600 baud , >>> >> > and I put 'F' for scanner instead of my previous 'S' when I was just >>> >> > scanning modes. I have not changed rigtype yet >>> >> > >>> >> > >>> >> > # rig control (scheduler, scanner) >>> >> > $scheduler = 0; >>> >> > $rigtype = 351; >>> >> > $rigrate = 9600; >>> >> > $rigdevice = "/dev/ttyS0"; >>> >> > $rigptttune = 0; # If 1 then ICOM "PTT TUNE" is in use >>> >> > ########################## >>> >> > $scanner = "F"; >>> >> > $qrgfile = "$ENV{HOME}/.pskmail/qrg/freqs.txt"; >>> >> > $freq_offset = 1; # minutes after '0' >>> >> > @freq_corrections = qw (0 0 0 0 0); # trx frequency correction >>> >> > $traffic_qrg = 0; >>> >> > >>> >> >>> >> >>> > >>> > -- >>> > http://pa0r.blogspirit.com >>> > >>> > >>> >>> >> >> -- >> http://pa0r.blogspirit.com >> >> >