Sandro, Bill,
the WSJT-X program, when the dialog box Sandro referenced is displayed,
can not communicate with the radio, but has no means of knowing *why*
communication is not possible. There are various possibilities, and the
dialog box accounts for pretty much all of them:
* correct radio, but switched off
* no connection to the radio (no cable, misconfiguration, equipment fault)
* the connection to the radio has changed
* correct radio, but the configuration has been changed on the radio
* a different radio is now in use
* the configuration file has been corrupted or mis-selected
* several of the issues above
* something we haven't thought of!
If the current configuration requires adjustment, that option is
selected by clicking *OK*, which brings up the SettingsâGeneral tab. The
*SettingsâRadio* tab would be a more obvious/sensible selection, which I
think is the point that Sandro was making. Selecting *Configurations**âŠ*
offers the ability to select a specific configuration if necessary.
Selecting *Cancel* exits WSJT-X, which seems sensible.
In passing one notes that this dialog box is not noted in the user
manual (v1.7.0).
HTH, 73,
Robin, G8DQX
[Behaviour checked with Ubuntu 16.04 using Gnome 3 Flashback & Unity
desktops.]
Post by Alessandro Gorobey via wsjt-develHi,
for a my error I notice that with a CAT error program go to select
configuration, not to the radio CAT of current configuration.
Is it wanted ?
It is simple to simulate turning off radio.
Tested only with 1.8.0 and 1.7.1 > r7920