Closed n1kdo closed 4 months ago
I don't know if this will be helpful:
sqlite> .open qlog.db
sqlite> .headers on
sqlite> select * from rig_profiles;
profile_name|model|port_pathname|hostname|netport|baudrate|databits|stopbits|flowcontrol|parity|pollinterval|txfreq_start|txfreq_end|get_freq|get_mode|get_vfo|get_pwr|rit_offset|xit_offset|get_rit|get_xit|default_pwr|get_ptt|qsy_wiping|get_key_speed|assigned_cw_key|key_speed_sync|driver|dxspot2rig
K4|2047||(redacted)|9200|0|0|0.0|||500|1.79999995231628|54.0|1|1|1|1|0.0|0.0|0|0|100.0|0|1|1| |0|1|0
sqlite>
I did replace the host name with (redacted) -- nobody needs to know. It was the correct hostname.
Many thanks for detailed description. It is replicable on the other platforms.
Hello,
I can confirm the fix in the 'bugfix-370' branch works for me. Thank you!
73, Jeff n1kdo
Many thanks for your confirmation.
Hello.
New build of QLog, checked out today from commit ee5d16d.
Built today on Fedora 40. QLog 0.35.1, Qt 5.15.13, HamLib 4.5.5.
When I set up my rig (a K4) in the File->Settings->Equipment->Rigs panel, I set the rig up for
Port Type: Network Host Name: (redacted) Port: 9200
Click Modify, the profile name disappears, the hostname disappears, the port reverts to 4532.
Double-click on "k4" in the profiles box (left column) -- the field values re-appear, and are proper.
Click Modify, they disappear again, click Save, the panel closes.
If I bring up the panel again (File->Settings->Equipment->Rigs) and double-click on the rig profile name "K4" in left column, the "Port Type" is set to serial.
As far as I can tell, I cannot save the rig configuration to use network. QLog shows the rig name in red, it does not connect.
Thanks, 73,
Jeff n1kdo