Only one application can open the CAT serial port to your rig at a time. On the RumLogNG UDP, they mirror that same Don't know if needed, the RumLogNG Preference for TX1 (my K3) > and other message boxes open (Reconfiguration & Hamlib error) now I will go one better including a screen shot. Guess I was sort of remiss NOT including an It is hard to offer any advice if you withhold the error messageįrom: Bill Somerville Sent: 05 February 2020 23:37 To: Subject: Re: WSJT & RumLogNG Settings I’ve notįound anything which could correct the situation. Looking for settings which may correct this situation. RumLogNG section), QRZ.com forums and done a Google/Bing search
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Investigated the WSJT-X Manual (specifically, WSJT-X & Then restart WSJTX, it will operate again normally. Running in the background (which has been recommended to startįirst) then I start WSJTX software it stops with a pop-up menuĪsking if I want to reconfigure settings. Similarly alone, IĬan log QSO’s separately with its matrix grids following theįrequencies/mode dialed in with the Elecraft. Operate very effectively using just WSJT-X.
Operation on the Ham Radio HF low bands using FT-8, I can
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Transceiver using a USB/Prolific cable, an iMic audio connectionīetween the above and finally an Apple MacBook Pro laptop Running a modest WSJT-X set-up consisting of WSJT-X/VersionĢ.1.2, RumLog NG/Version 4.5 for Logging, an Elecraft K3 Together, WSJTX drops out with its reconfiguration menu and I can useĮither above separately but when I attempt to operate both Together in my integrated amateur radio operations. Question for all is for settings of WSJT-X & RumLogNG I’ve not found anything which could correct the situation. I’ve investigated the WSJT-X Manual (specifically, WSJT-X & RumLogNG section), QRZ.com forums and done a Google/Bing search looking for settings which may correct this situation. If I quit RumLogNG, then restart WSJTX, it will operate again normally.
Yet with RumLogNG running in the background (which has been recommended to start first) then I start WSJTX software it stops with a pop-up menu asking if I want to reconfigure settings. Similarly alone, I can log QSO’s separately with its matrix grids following the frequencies/mode dialed in with the Elecraft. I’m running a modest WSJT-X set-up consisting of WSJT-X/Version 2.1.2, RumLog NG/Version 4.5 for Logging, an Elecraft K3 transceiver using a USB/Prolific cable, an iMic audio connection between the above and finally an Apple MacBook Pro laptop running High Sierra/MacOS 10.13.6.ĭuring operation on the Ham Radio HF low bands using FT-8, I can operate very effectively using just WSJT-X. Would seem to me a data collision between the below. I can use either above separately but when I attempt to operate both together, WSJTX drops out with its reconfiguration menu and RUMlogNG seems to drop off too.
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The USB driver and RUMLogNG was quick.My question for all is for settings of WSJT-X & RumLogNG together in my integrated amateur radio operations.
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I’m curious how difficult these are to install and configure. I’ll load the trial version first.Ī few more Mac applications for Ham Radio I would like to try are WSJT-X, JT-Bridge and Fldigi for the Mac. It is a paid application however ($95), so I’ll have to look at that one a little harder. 🙂Īnother logging program for the newly acquired “Ham Radio iMac” is MacLoggerDX. It also boasts two other neat features that are hard to explain, so I’ll just have to show you. I saw a video on YouTube with RUMLogNG displaying the Icom 7300’s bandscope on the monitor. Software that’s going to work with the Icom 7300: Have you seen RUMLogNG? From the website, “RUMlogNG is a HAM radio logging, QSL handling and printing tool, especially made for the short wave DXer, made by a DXer.” RUMLog is free and runs on a Macintosh. The Icom 7300 should play nicely with it too. Macs don’t have as many software apps as PC’s do for Ham Radio, but there are a few I would like to try. Nice size for a monitor!Įven though it’s a 2009 I anticipate it’ll run fast enough with the latest macOS 10.12 Sierra installed. It’s an Apple A1311 MB950LL/A 2009 iMac 10.1 Core 2 Duo 3.06 GHz CPU, 8GB RAM, 1TB Hard Drive and a 21.5″ monitor. Ham Radio iMac (iCOM Macintosh) is what I’m calling it and it’s attached to my Icom 7300! This is not going to replace my PC, but it will be fun to use. It has a bad screen (vertical line), but it will work for what I need it for. I picked up an iMac Core 2 Duo 3.06 GHz all in one off of e-bay for a good price.
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