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Re: Hamlib keying


From: Christoph Berg
Subject: Re: Hamlib keying
Date: Fri, 26 Nov 2021 21:22:11 +0100

I finally found the time to finish this. Thanks to Nick Craig-Wood
(@ncw) for merging his patch with this one!

Pull request: https://github.com/Tlf/tlf/pull/294

Re: Thomas Beierlein
> > The general feature (calling stop_morse) already works, only the
> > support in rigctld was missing.
> > 
> Just made some first tests (TS590S + Hamlib-4.3.1) with mixed results:
> 
> - Sending CW per keyer window works as expected.
> 
> - Leaving keyer window (ESC) gives me a messsage about missing
>   supported for stopping - first time with the default error colors
>   (white on blue), after that only black on white. 

Hmm. Either I didn't understand the way Tlf reports errors correctly,
or this is generally a problem. Part of the pull request is one commit
that attempts to print better Hamlib errors.

Generally, only few rigs support stopping morse sending. Mine does, so
it wasn't a problem for me, but possibly we should catch that on
startup, print a warning, and then just not do anything at runtime.

> - The delay after the message maybe a little bit long.

That's the default delay in TLF_LOG_WARN.

> - Sending Fx-messages does not work at all and gives no error or
>   warning.

That shouldn't make a difference and is probably a followup error from
the above. Do the Fx keys start by issuing a stop morse command? That
would explain the trouble.

> > Earlier this evening I used the patch in the MWC contest both in S&P
> > and running mode, and everything seemed ok.
> 
> Fine. I think it could need some more tests from different rigs. I can
> imagine a period of time during which not all rigs will support
> stopping CW. That should be handled more graceful.

Agreed.

> > I guess that means I have to write some documentation now :)
> > 
> At least the keyword needs to be documented in the man page. 

The feature is documented now.

Christoph



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