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Okay, I think I have this fixed. Will be in the next release. It a corner case: When two bands abut each other, and you're tuned to the exact frequency in common with the bands (e.g. 7200 as mentioned here), the - - - buttons should use the lower ba…
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He mentioned in his email to me (but not in the post above) that it was set in continuous mode.
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Hi Ron. I think you must have checked "acquire if busy" because I now see "GPS acq yes" in the user control panel "Stat" tab with 3 users connected. One better way to assess frequency cal / drift than simply using zoom …
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If you switch to the "community" DX label database (hit the backslash key '\' a couple of times) it's listed as the HFGCS PAC FSK frequency (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_Frequency_Global_Communications_System) So it's one of those pe…
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Hi Ron. I replied to your email just now before I saw this post. This should not be happening if you have continuous GPS solutions. Your Kiwi just now has good cal. I'm looking at a time station carrier on 15 MHz zoomed into level 14 and it's dead o…
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Please let me know if the changes in v1.822 fix your problems or if there is still some issue (that we could perhaps explore with the new debug option). Thanks
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Okay, I see what's wrong. It's because I'm an idiot. Will be fixed in the next release..
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Ah, I do get a Javascript error when I try it on yours. Let me look into that.
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The "Test" button is disabled because it is a file recorded at 12 kHz. So it won't work when the Kiwi is in 3-ch 20.25 kHz mode. I tried the ScratchMoney Kiwi and did get the "waiting for signal" message on both of them. I'd real…
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Just now getting back to this. I don't know if this is related, but I just helped another user who had a similar problem with a Snaptekk switch which uses an ESP8266 module. Running the ant switch shell scripts directly would work on his Kiwi runnin…
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I don't think generally there is a problem. Below is a 3-ch Kiwi-2 running v1.821 and it seems to work. Check the admin log tab. If you have messages like the following (parity fail or too many Hz off) you may not have good enough Kiwi frequency cal…
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Maybe yes, maybe no. Difficult to see the whole picture. Winston dropped the ball though. Australia is only paying 10%, lol.
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Well, scratch that. USA customer just got hit with 15% tariff plus $28 DHL processing fee to collect it. So $94 on top of a $400 Kiwi (with cable) and $40 USA shipping. $534 total. Or about $14 more than DX Engineering's price (before whatever shipp…
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Also, the backslash '\' key toggles which label database is being displayed. The name of which is shown in small white lettering in the top left corner of the frequency scale. Type 'h' to see a list of all shortcus keys.
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@XPloRR Sorry, traveling on vacation. Squelch should work on NBFM/NNFM. I didn't write the squelch code so I can't give exact answers. But the squelch level value seems to change depending on the passband width. So a squelch-close value required for…
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Well, since the Aug 29 tariff changes we've had shipments go through with no additional fees added. And no delays in delivery. So for now it seems to be business as usual. And a clear case of "don't poke the bear".. lol
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The '+' case is a standard URL escape to insert a space character. And the ant switch curl processing code specifically handles that case and it works fine. What I'm talking about is the %hh URL escape which is broken. Again, don't use that for now.…
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First, I am away on vacation until the end of the month. So I can't fix any problems and make any Kiwi software releases until then. To get a '+' I would say use a URL escape. But don't do that right now as there seems to be a bug in the new Mongoos…
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https://forum.kiwisdr.com/uploads/028/NIUD99PH23TD.png
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The EXT socket you used to open DRM can be used to open any of the extensions. You just change ext_switch_to_client=X where X is the name of the extension as it appears in the extension menu on the Kiwi UI. As mentioned before, you can very easily u…
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You are correct that on a mobile client there is no real use for an IQ mode button. However the SAM, SAU, SAL, SAS and QAM modes should be considered. Perhaps just SAM since the others are less frequently used. There is a real advantage to using syn…
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More info for the WF speed=0 issue. One might ask, how does the Kiwi UI handle the WF being switched off? Since you can specify no WF in the URL to prevent any WF data from ever being transmitted, e.g. my_kiwi:8073/?wf=0 The answer seems to be that …
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I guess I'm failing to be completely clear here. The reason the bit in the header is called SND_FLAG_STEREO (which is set in the case of the 20 byte header and data length being 2048 or 4096 bytes) is because it means two channels of data are being …
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...figured out my own since there was no direct help... I asked you a couple of questions, made a suggestion, and got no response?
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Yeah, so there's something wrong when you set the WF speed to zero (off). I'm having problems with Kiwirecorder when I do this although not the symptoms you describe. The WF connection simply gets closed after 10 seconds. The audio doesn't seem to b…
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Sorry, I meant for IQ mode the union { u1[]/s2[] } part of snd_pkt_iq_t will be 2048 or 4096 bytes long at random. And the header size of snd_pkt_iq_t.h will always be a constant 20 bytes (see rx/rx_sound.h). Yes, for mono modes the data starts 10 b…
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Ps. I think I found a bug in kiwi... Let me try and replicate the problem you see using Kiwirecorder.
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Is there a flag in the header indicating it is an IQ packet? Yes. #define SND_FLAG_STEREO 0x08 See rx/rx_sound.h::snd_pkt_real_t/snd_pkt_iq_t for the header formal. rx/rx_sound.cpp for the "#define SND_FLAG" values of the "u1_t flags…
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@XPloRR Do you write iOS apps as well? We've had many requests for a comprehensive Kiwi iOS app over the years. But no success in getting anyone to do it who would be remunerated by selling licenses on the app store (i.e. we have no money to fund de…
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I put some printfs into the server code and looked more closely (I can't always remember exactly how this stuff works). Here's what you should be seeing for the different modes: mono: hdr 10 data 1024 mono: hdr 10 data 1280 stereo: hdr 20 data 2048 …