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FT-746R not releasing with gpredict #1187
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…ects. This makes it close when any one client disconnects. Should only close when no clients are connected -- that will be the next patch This is for the FT736R and gpredict #1187
From G8KBV But... I've now found that this new version does something else odd. It successfully puts the rig into "Satellite" Mode just fine when FIRST Engaged. But after a Disengage, it seems unable to put the rig back into "Satellite" for subsequent "Engagements." |
…ects. This makes it close when any one client disconnects. Should only close when no clients are connected -- that will be the next patch This is for the FT736R and gpredict #1187
gpredict was not re-opening the rig correctly so fixed it on my fork of github. |
Anyway, invoking it thus... (From a bash script)
~/Local/bin/rigctld -m1010 -R -T localhost -t 50736 -r /dev/ttyFT736 -s 4800 &
(Running in the test build folder)
I still get control of the radio OK when "Engaging" it in Gpredict, but when "Disengaging" the radio still does not get released from CAT control. :-( That then needs a power cycle of the radio to regain front panel control.
With Htop running in an independent terminal, I can see one instance of rigctld when it is first loaded, before my Python script is started, and later Gpredict also started.
When the Gpredict user later "Engages" the radio, a second instance/job of rigctld starts, & the radio becomes controlled by the PC and runs fine. (But the user is locked out of the radio's front panel for many functions other than level controls. These older Yaesu's were a bit weird...)
When Gpredict's user "Disengages" the radio (to change to a different satellite for example) that second instance of rigctld vanishes, but the radio stays locked as it has not been released from CAT control, when using the 4.x Hamlib code. Using Bills 3.3 version rigctld code, the radio is released just fine.
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