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GPIO Pins to PTT

Submitted by KF4DRR on

This may not be the right forum, and if it isn't I apologize, but if I want the PI4 to key the radio via the GPIO pins (say pin 17) when running digital modes what values do I put in here?

this thread
https://github.com/Hamlib/Hamlib/issues/48
suggests that
sudo rigctld -P GPIO -p 17
would achieve what I want from CLI but how to incorporate that into CQRlog's setup?

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Install issue ubuntu 20.04

Submitted by wblairm on

For the life of me I cannot get this install correctly from Software installer or any other way. The problem seems to be around mysql not starting.

From bash:

blair@blair-XPS-8930:~$ ./cqrlog
bash: ./cqrlog: No such file or directory
blair@blair-XPS-8930:~$ cqrlog
Gtk-Message: 15:16:37.980: Failed to load module "canberra-gtk-module"

Cqrlog Ver:2.4.0 (001) Date:2019-10-27
**** DEBUG LEVEL 0 ****
**** CHANGE WITH --debug=1 PARAMETER ****

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remote database within home network

Submitted by KF4DRR on

I feel I am missing something simple. I'd like to have my raspberry pi connect to the cqrlog database on the desktop so that both computers use the same database and the log is always synced. I uncheck local logs on the pi and enter the destop's name but fail to connect. Maybe there's something i'm missing on the desktop's end?

yes .config/crqlog has been copied over and I see the complete log on the pi when working locally so everything should be here.

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New install not calculating distance

Submitted by VK4MGL on

Hi guys.

I have moved computers and moved my data from the old computer via an export / import.

The new version is 2.4.0 on Linux Mint.

All seems to be working nicely, however...

I used to get a distance displayed underneath the lat long on the right hand side of the QSO entry window.

I am now only getting that when I display the old QSO entries from before the cross over. New ones are not being calculated.

I have my location set in preferences as a 6 digit maidenhead.

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Hamlib 4.0

Submitted by oh1kh on

At least Fedora updates offer now HamLib version 4.0

With that installed user must change rig model number. It is not same as it was before.
If you use rigctld that starts from crontab or elsewhere (I.E. from command line) change the "- m" number. You get list of models with command :
rigctld -l

For example IC7300 has "-m 373", with HamLib 4.0 it is "-m 3073"

Emulation rigs model "-m" less than 10 have not changed.

If you start rigctld from cqrlog just go to Preferences/TRXControl and reselect your rig model from drop down selector.

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Compiling from source

Submitted by N1ESE on

Friends, I'm not familiar with fpc and lazarus but I have fpc 3.2.0-r1 and lazarus 2.1.0 (trunk) installed and working. How do I get the build to find the location of lazarus. I have it installed in /usr/local/share/lazarus

n1ese@ganymede ~/sources/cqrlog-2.4.0 $ make
lazbuild --ws=gtk2 --pcp=/tmp/.lazarus src/cqrlog.lpi
SetPrimaryConfigPath NewValue="/tmp/.lazarus" -> "/tmp/.lazarus"
Error: (lazarus) invalid Lazarus directory "": directory lcl not found
Error: (lazarus) Building failed: src/cqrlog.lpi
make: *** [Makefile:9: cqrlog] Error 2

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JTDX signal reports not importing to CQRLOG

Submitted by NZ0T on

When I use JTDX the SENT and RECEIVED reports are not importing to CQRLOG. Everything else from each QSO does move as it should but not the signal reports. I have never had this problem with WSJT-X. I am using Mint 19.3 64 bit and the latest CQRLOG wit the Wsjt-x CQ-monitor remote.

Any help?
3, Bill NZ0T

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