First let wish a happy new year to all of you! In last days I did some work to allow you to configure two keyers at the same time - one for CW, one for digital modes.
I had to change some internal handling and I hope I did not break anything. Anyway it would be good if you could give the new code some tests. You can find it at: https://github.com/Tlf/tlf/tree/split_keyer It works as follows: - Until now you could only have one keyer active. If you name more than one in logcfg.dat the last one rules. That keyer device was used both for sending CW and digital data. As not every keying device are useful for both modes you are mostly nailed to use only one of the modes or to change the keyword in logcfg.dat. - We have now two separate internal variables to hold the active keyers for CW and for digimode. Naming one of the keyers in logcfg.dat sets the keyer for one (or both) modes. All configuration keywords are kept the same, so no change is needed if you want to have only one keyer active as before. - The following table shows which keyers are supported and on which mode they have some meaning: Keyword CW Digimode ---------------------------------------- NETKEYER make active --- MFJ1278_KEYER make active make active GMFSK --- make active FLDIGI --- make active So having the two keywords FLDIGI and NETKEYER in logcfg.dat will uses the new fldigi interface for digital modes and the cwdaemon for CW. If you want to use the MFJ1278 for only one of the modes name it first and override the other mode with as you wish. So ... MFJ1278_KEYER NETKEYER ... will first set the MFJ for both modes, but later on the CW keyer is overwritten by the NETKEYER command. In the result MFJ is used only for digital mode and cwdaemon for CW. By the way if you happen to still have such a MFJ1278 in your shack, please send me a mail. The related code needs some tests beside the actual work and I can not check it myself as I do not own one. Maybe you can test it for us. I would be glad to get some feedback about our changes so I can integrate it into the coming tlf-1.3 73, de Tom DL1JBE -- "Do what is needful!" Ursula LeGuin: Earthsea -- _______________________________________________ Tlf-devel mailing list Tlf-devel@nongnu.org https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/tlf-devel
