Ed, whose winkey server are you using? I wasn't aware that TLF has its own?
What changed since it last worked? TLF version? winkey server version?
hardware? A guess from your error output is that it's to do with USB ports.
Andy, G4KNO.
On Sat, Nov 14, 2015 at 10:08 PM, Ed wrote:
> Window manag
05:12 AM, Andy Summers wrote:
>
>> Ed, whose winkey server are you using? I wasn't aware that TLF has its
>> own?
>>
>> What changed since it last worked? TLF version? winkey server version?
>> hardware? A guess from your error output is that it's to do wit
Tom, you are right that there is no means of determining what characters
have been sent from cwdaemon when you have sent a word to it, or a series
of characters. I realised this when I wrote a winkey server for cwdaemon (
http://g4kno.com/software_it/jWinkeyServer/jWinkeyServer.html). Winkey
provid
Hello tlf-ers,
I've not been able to play radio for the past 5 months, and for the
short term future. However, I have been busy in other ways and thought
some might be interested in the winkeyer interface to tlf I developed.
It's similar to OK2CQR's solution, but with more features. It's here:
Hi Jim,
The VKM paths should be in the rules file, not the logcfg.dat file, but
the text you copied is from a rules file, so you should be OK. You'll
need to remove erroneous text, such as "(examples...)", but otherwise
you have it correct.
It looks like you might be using an older version o
Hi,
I operated in a UK domestic CW contest at the weekend and I have a
couple of usage issues I want to report whilst still fresh in my mind.
On a couple of occasions I was in the exchange field having just copied
the received exchange. I accidentally hit F2 (sent exchange) instead of
F1 (CQ
Hi Tom,
I haven't tried out TLF in SSB mode for a while, but now have. The
play_vk shell script works OK, but the last line needs "un mute" to be
one word: "unmute", or it doesn't work.
An FYI, for others: I also had to uninstall "alsa-plugins-pulseaudio"
(Fedora16_64), or otherwise there's
ierlein wrote:
Hi Andy,
I know some of your comments regarding the bandmap are still
unanswered. Sorry, was a busy time here. So let me try to answer here
and continue the discussion.
Am Wed, 7 Dec 2011 13:24:43 + schrieb
Andy Summers:
On the new bandmap, I notice that ctrl-g grabs all calls,
Hi Tom,
I too used tlf-1.1pre3 in CQWWCW, but mainly to just work some new
countries on 10m.
I incorporated the 'official Fred hack', and it worked much better than
pre2. Thanks Tom!
On the new bandmap, I notice that ctrl-g grabs all calls, including those
you've worked. If your S&P rate is high
Hi Tom,
On Mon, Nov 7, 2011 at 6:31 AM, Thomas Beierlein wrote:
> What do you use Ctrl-a
> for when you are in in the exchange field? May be I missed something.
>
OK, to explain: When I'm S&P I tend to enter the call as I hear it and then
immediately tab to the exchange field. Generally, I'm th
Hi Fred,
Just to mention that F12 works for me on pre2 (and pre1). I just
reconfirmed this is the case. It's the auto-CQ message. In fact I used
it a couple of weeks back as an unattended test message whilst I cured a
TVI problem.
However, I just tested whether the config variable 'NOAUTOCQ'
And again!
I remembered today also that when you arrow left when in the call field
to edit some part of the call you just typed, the absence of a caret
marker means you don't know where you are. Again you have to count the
left arrow strokes to know.
73 Andy, G4KNO.
On 02/11/11 20:30,
ppressing other sounds (mic inputs) during the voice
keyer operation; but I have not tried this.
Thank you so much for the updates to the scoring and bandmap; I am
still playing around with it, but I like it so far.
I have another question about the operation of the program, but I
will post tha
Hi,
Sorry about that, it was my fault. I just sent my hacks, to get it to do
what I wanted it to do, over to Rein and they appeared in the code. I'm not
confident enough to add in a config option for using the soundcard mic, so
hopefully you might do that Tom? I presume that's what's needed?
Can
Scratch the work-around Fred. I realised it was actually sending the F6
message (which was a copy of the VKSPM message). Sorry.
On 26/10/11 21:24, Andy Summers wrote:
Hi again Fred,
I've had a look but I haven't really got to the bottom of it.
According to the most recent m
will think about to implement something similar. But
it will be at low priority at the moment.
BTW, the score or frequency window overlaps the new spot mode info
and doesn't look right.
The score window will be in the upper right in next prerelase (just did
it yesterday :-) ). As the freque
your test report. Let me try to answer your questions.
>>
>> Am Mon, 24 Oct 2011 20:25:10 +0100
>> schrieb Andy Summers:
>>
>>> Thanks for the new bandmap functions. I've been trying it out with a
>>> view to dabbling in CQWW - I'm aware it m
the bandmap and deleted QSO's -
all OK.
Once again, thanks for your efforts, Tom.
73 Andy, G4KNO.
On 25/10/11 05:32, Thomas Beierlein wrote:
Hi Andy,
thanks for your test report. Let me try to answer your questions.
Am Mon, 24 Oct 2011 20:25:10 +0100
schrieb Andy Summers:
Thanks for
I also forgot to mention that if you log a call but then hit minus to
delete the last QSO, that call shows up in the bandmap as a dupe.
On 24/10/11 20:25, Andy Summers wrote:
Hi Tom,
Thanks for the new bandmap functions. I've been trying it out with a
view to dabbling in CQWW - I'
Hi Tom,
Thanks for the new bandmap functions. I've been trying it out with a
view to dabbling in CQWW - I'm aware it may not be stable.
I've read the New_Bandmap.txt and don't think it works as described
there. If I enter a call, press ctrl-A, I see it added to the bandmap. I
tune somewhere
There is nothing stopping anyone from adding pages to this wiki. I've done
so myself in the past, but I do agree that admin rights perhaps ought to
pass to Tom.
Generally, there is a lack of coherent documentation. Info exists in the
readme files that doesn't appear in the web page and vice versa,
Hi,
Bug report:
I used TLF back in April to enter the RSGB RoPoCo SSB contest. Basically
this involves sending your postcode for the first QSO and thereafter the
postcode that was sent to you from the previous QSO.
TLF can handle this, although some post processing of the Cabrillo is
necess
Hi Rob,
Add this to the RADIO CONTROL section of logcfg.dat...
RIGCONF=serial_handshake=None
If you need to pass any other parameters they need to be separated with
commas, e.g...
RIGCONF=serial_handshake=None,dtr_state=OFF,rts_state=OFF
Hope you get enough time with TLF in the contest!
73
referenced.
73 Andy, G4KNO.
On 24/01/11 06:06, Thomas Beierlein wrote:
Hi Andy,
thanks for the report.
Am Sun, 23 Jan 2011 21:05:45 +
schrieb Andy Summers:
There's a bug in netkeyer.c since TLF-1.0.0 that I can't figure out.
Its symptoms are that when in SSB mode and you hit
Hi Tom,
On Mon, Jan 24, 2011 at 6:06 AM, Thomas Beierlein wrote:
>
> I will look into it. But it will be a busy week here and it is possible
> that I will find time only the next weekend.
>
No worries, Tom. It was mainly a 'heads-up' in case you had an 'ah I know
what that is' moment. I've not
Hi Tom,
Thanks for that.
There's a bug in netkeyer.c since TLF-1.0.0 that I can't figure out.
Its symptoms are that when in SSB mode and you hit, say, F1 to send that
recorded message, cwdaemon gets a PTT=1 command but gets another PTT=1
at the end of the message when it should get PTT=0. The
Hi Martin!
I'm not saying I can't get it to work with TLF/WinkeyServer/Orion on CW.
My problem is being able to use SSB with this arrangement. Because I
can't get it to work in both modes I can't use the winkey, and have
reverted to cwdaemon.
TLF sends the cwdaemon command to key the PTT whe
On 03/01/11 21:02, Thomas Beierlein wrote:
Hi Andy,
Am Sun, 02 Jan 2011 20:52:18 +
schrieb Andy Summers:
Hi Thomas and Happy New Year to all,
So far so good on Fedora 14! I was thrilled to see my audio message
bugfixes made it into the stable release! I'll see how it goes in an
Hi Thomas and Happy New Year to all,
So far so good on Fedora 14! I was thrilled to see my audio message
bugfixes made it into the stable release! I'll see how it goes in an
RSGB contest tomorrow.
Coincidentally I got a Winkeyer USB for Xmas, but it seems I won't be
able to use it without so
To Graham...
Probably a silly question, but if it helps...
Did you compile hamlib from source or was it from a package? The reason I
ask is that later versions of hamlib that you compile from source require
you to create a file called "local.conf" in "/etc/ld.so.conf.d/" containing
the line "/usr
s it is an upstream release, but I
> don't know where Rein has placed it.
>
> 73, Bob N7XY
>
>
> On Sep 22, 2009, at 9:51 AM, Andy Summers wrote:
>
> Hi Clyde,
>>
>> I took a look at that reference. I'm confused that it quotes tlf-0.9.32.3,
>>
Hi Clyde,
I took a look at that reference. I'm confused that it quotes tlf-0.9.32.3,
but when I look at the source archive here
http://sharon.esrac.ele.tue.nl/pub/linux/ham/tlf/ the latest is
tlf-0.9.31-2?
I presume it's from the Ubuntu repository? Try compiling tlf-0.9.31-2 from
source.
I'm usi
Hi fellow TLF-ers!
I've added some stuff to the TLF wiki about how to get TLF working under
Fedora 11. It's listed on the front page under "Latest News". I hope
it's of some use to someone!
http://tlf.wikispaces.com/
73,
Andy, G4KNO.
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Hi Steve,
Quiet on here!
I've only just subscribed to this list so I had to copy-n-paste your
e-mails from the web archive.
I started using linux for the first time at home in January (although I
do use it at work). I'm using Fedora10. I've used tlf/hamlib/cwdaemon
using a homebrew opto-is
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