I am running UHRR on a RPi3 to connect a Kenwood TS-2000.
Unfortunately it is not working as expected.
One of possible root cause seems to be the incorrect serial speed.
With te command rigctl -m 2014 -s 19200 -r /dev/ttyAMA0 --set-conf=data_bits=8,stop_bits=1 -vvv f
the output is:
Opened rig model 2014, 'TS-2000'
14070000
The conf file UHRR.conf contains the right value
[HAMLIB]
rig_pathname = /dev/ttyAMA0
retry = 5
rig_model = TS2000
trxautopower = False
rig_rate = 19200
data_bits = 8
stop_bits = 1
Enabling the Hamlib.rig_set_debug(Hamlib.RIG_DEBUG_TRACE) option on the main code of UHRR file, the output is:
rig_open called
port_open called
serial_open called
serial_setup called
serial_setup: tcgetattr
serial_setup: cfmakeraw
serial_setup: cfsetispeed=57600,0x1001
serial_setup: cfsetospeed=57600,0x1001
serial_setup: data_bits=8
serial_setup: parity=0
serial_setup: tcsetattr TCSANOW
serial_flush called
tcflush
kenwood_open called
kenwood_get_id called
kenwood_transaction called
kenwood_transaction: cmdstr = ID
rig_flush: called for serial device
serial_flush called
tcflush
write_block called
write_block(): TX 3 bytes
0000 49 44 3b ID;
read_string called, rxmax=128
read_string(): Timed out 0.200280 seconds after 0 chars
kenwood_transaction: read_string(len=0)=''
kenwood_transaction: read_string retval < 0, retval = -5, retry_read=0, rs->rigport.retry=0
kenwood_transaction: returning retval=-5
kenwood_open: no response to get_id from rig...continuing anyways.
F4HTB
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3 years ago
I am running UHRR on a RPi3 to connect a Kenwood TS-2000. Unfortunately it is not working as expected. One of possible root cause seems to be the incorrect serial speed.
With te command
rigctl -m 2014 -s 19200 -r /dev/ttyAMA0 --set-conf=data_bits=8,stop_bits=1 -vvv fthe output is: Opened rig model 2014, 'TS-2000' 14070000The conf file UHRR.conf contains the right value [HAMLIB] rig_pathname = /dev/ttyAMA0 retry = 5 rig_model = TS2000 trxautopower = False rig_rate = 19200 data_bits = 8 stop_bits = 1
Enabling the
Hamlib.rig_set_debug(Hamlib.RIG_DEBUG_TRACE)option on the main code of UHRR file, the output is:rig_open called port_open called serial_open called serial_setup called serial_setup: tcgetattr serial_setup: cfmakeraw serial_setup: cfsetispeed=57600,0x1001 serial_setup: cfsetospeed=57600,0x1001 serial_setup: data_bits=8 serial_setup: parity=0 serial_setup: tcsetattr TCSANOW serial_flush called tcflush kenwood_open called kenwood_get_id called kenwood_transaction called kenwood_transaction: cmdstr = ID rig_flush: called for serial device serial_flush called tcflush write_block called write_block(): TX 3 bytes 0000 49 44 3b ID;
read_string called, rxmax=128 read_string(): Timed out 0.200280 seconds after 0 chars kenwood_transaction: read_string(len=0)='' kenwood_transaction: read_string retval < 0, retval = -5, retry_read=0, rs->rigport.retry=0 kenwood_transaction: returning retval=-5 kenwood_open: no response to get_id from rig...continuing anyways.
And obviously the communication fails.