I am trying to adapt the use of this tool to allow the use of CM108 based interfaces with software like JS8Call. Currently the software supports everything needed to make the cm108 trigger ptt using gpio 3 except the ability to output 1/0 for on and off. Instead it uses a variable ("%1") to specify a string "on" or "off" rather than an integer "1" or "zero". For example this is the command that JS8Call executes.
cm108 -H /dev/hidraw1 -P 5 -L %1
This means when JS8Call is in Tx it runs
cm108 -H /dev/hidraw1 -P 5 -L On
And when it stops Tx it runs
cm108 -H /dev/hidraw1 -P 5 -L Off
Obviously this doesn't work with your program but I was wondering if it's possible to append the off or on to 1 or 0 in your program?
I am trying to adapt the use of this tool to allow the use of CM108 based interfaces with software like JS8Call. Currently the software supports everything needed to make the cm108 trigger ptt using gpio 3 except the ability to output 1/0 for on and off. Instead it uses a variable ("%1") to specify a string "on" or "off" rather than an integer "1" or "zero". For example this is the command that JS8Call executes.
cm108 -H /dev/hidraw1 -P 5 -L %1This means when JS8Call is in Tx it runscm108 -H /dev/hidraw1 -P 5 -L OnAnd when it stops Tx it runscm108 -H /dev/hidraw1 -P 5 -L OffObviously this doesn't work with your program but I was wondering if it's possible to append the off or on to 1 or 0 in your program?