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#Best rig control for fldigi yaesu ft 2000 portable

It is a neat issue to figure out… took awhile to just find which of them was doing it. I have a Linux laptop running PulseAudio for sharing the audio streams and an ICUSBAUDIO2D usb audio card with volume knob, connected to the CE-19, then DIN cable to the back of G90, and the USB FTDI cable provided with radio for control, and the head remoted with provided cable.

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I bought this radio as a future portable (or mobile) digital capability and so having this cleaned up interface will be great at some point even if this doesn’t fix the strange interaction I have trying to get all mode persistent digital. So I will be buying and trying one of these with that specific craziness and see how it goes!įor now I’m convinced that the CE-19 is the EMI entry point most likely through the too long audio cable. I already have a pretty good covering of ferrite, beads and rings, in this mess of wires and I don’t think that is going to do it. So neat issue to figure out… took awhile to just find which of them was doing it. As soon as I enable FSQ sounder it will hang in transmit after the sounding and G90 sits there in TX until powered off and flrig is restarted. It works simultaneously running quad mode fldigi running Contestia 4/250, JS8Call, gARIM (ARDOPC) and vARIM (VARA) all listening and intermittently transmitting until I turn on fldigi on FSQ4.5 also (receive is ok, some messages transmit ok). It seems like it must be a specific EMI from that mode interfering. Currently I’m having an issue with one specific mode causing my flrig and g90 to lose comm on control interface and the radio stays in transmit when waveform completes. I’m using the CE-19 with mine because I thought I might eventually buy the compatible amp as well but I’m leaning toward not needing to do that. When ordering, I sent a note asking for a shorter cable length, more compatible with portable work. You may notice my Digimode-4 cables are shorter than the ebay version. We can all use help reducing the wire mess, and small businesses will certainly appreciate the order. I just wanted to get this device out there while it was stocking stuffer time.

Winlink session using Xiegu X5105 with Vara HF

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The Figimode-4 is handling audio, CAT control and PTT, fast enough for a full bandwidth Vara session. Here is another short video demonstration with the x5105, using it in winlink session with Vara HF. Here is a short video showing FT8, JS8Call operation with the Digimode-4 on WSJT-X, with the Xiegu X5105 setup with FLRig for CAT control. Then a single USB cable going to your computer, or raspberry pi. It has CAT control and audio interface built into a very small enclosure. This new interface is called the DigiMode-4. XGGComms is a family owned small business, manufacturing lots of excellent audio interfaces, audio cables, and CAT control interfaces, for a variety of different rigs.

The device is a combo Audio Interface and CAT control from XGGComms in the UK. There is definitely a market in getting rid of the cable mess, and here it is. In fact there was one item found, which I previously begged another popular audio interface specialist company to produce. Things to help make working portable easier. Recently I was browsing ebay to see if there were any new or interesting gadgets out. Really? It’s all quite ridiculous! CE-19 compared to XGGComms Digimode-4 When was the last time you took a look at the size of a Signalink USB compared to the radio it’s being used with? Or the Xiegu CE-19 Tentacle monster, which is supposed to make data and CAT control simpler. For some reason audio interface and CAT control manufacturers have failed to grasp the concept of “portable communications”. Wires going every which way, getting tangled, getting lost, or simply just getting in the way. We are often discussing the “cable mess” on the channel. Today we turn our attention to audio interfaces and CAT control for the Xiegu G90 and X5105.