Re: newbie question - hamlib and gMFSK

From: Andrea Borgia (terhi.victor@logonet.com)
Date: Sat May 01 2004 - 18:34:35 EEST

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    Martin Ewing wrote:

    > I have been using KPSK and gMFSK with some success, and also jLog
    > software (Java). These are all self-contained packages with their own
    > audio and/or rig interfaces -- no relationship to hamlib.

    Hold it, timeout ;-)

    gMFSK does indeed use hamlib to display true frequencies in the
    waterfall display and to send accurate qso data to xlog, that also
    supports hamlib.

    > I have written some Python-based software to operate the PSKmeter device
    > and for Orion rig control (www.aa6e.net/aa6e), but again no connection
    > with hamlib.

    I tried to think of a reason to include this work into hamlib, but I
    guess pretending a PSKmeter is a rig simply won't fly.

    > potential users are on Windows. So, we have MixW, MultiPSK, etc. for
    > Windows and nothing similar AFAIK in Linux.

    Try the latest gMFSK: while perhaps not as "spiffy" as MixW, it does
    work quite well, it is free&free (as in, GPL) and its author is very
    responsive to suggestions and bugreports.

    B73,
    Andrea. 

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