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I assume Rob is still using kiwirecorder in wsprdaemon. Is he using the --resample option to convert the sample rate of the Kiwi audio output to exactly 12 kHz (or perhaps 375 Hz) for WSJT-X? And if so, does wsprdaemon enforce the installation of l…
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Does the auto add say it succeeded? This is important to know, because it tells us that the incoming connection issue is likely to be the only one remaining.
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@N2XD Hi John. The kiwisdr.com server sees your Kiwi's registration request. So you're almost there. It just can't communicate with your Kiwi in the return direction (kiwisdr.com => your Kiwi). There are a couple of things that could be wrong, i…
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I guess I don't understand the issue then. Let me try and read your message again. I presume you're using 66.6 MHz from the Bodnar because its frac-N synth produces a cleaner output at that frequency than something stranger like 66.666600 that the …
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what action did you take to get that output? That can come from the gcoms alias, short for git log --pretty=format:'\''%h %ad %s'\'' --date=short as in "git commits".
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You didn't wait long enough. At the time you sent your message the update window had not yet reached your location. It should reach you about now as I type this message. The update window is 1 - 6 AM local time. When I pushed the update yesterday t…
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Yeah I think I see what's wrong. More old code that should have been removed. Does the wrong thing for the case of external ADC clock selected and Kiwi GPS clock correction disabled. Fix in the next release (maybe later today).
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For the first problem. You need to use it differently. Use two separate entries: One for the band bar with a possibly long name and another for the band menu entry with a shorter name that doesn't make the menu too wide. Use the different values in …
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149.248.0.0/18 (0.0 to 63.255) added to blacklist
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kiwisdr.com still thinks your Kiwi is misconfigured based on the information sent for public registration. In particular it thinks the large 5-entry menu of the admin connect tab is set to "specified ip". If you want your Kiwi to be reacha…
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If you want to purchase a KiwiSDR better do so soon. Because when the current distributor stock is sold there will be no more. The Kiwi is a victim of the global semiconductor shortage. Parts have not been available in more than a year. And there is…
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In case it happens again, besides the warning it is not possible to add a button to the warning that forces the closure of the admin page, when operating with the local connection. Yeah, that's not a bad idea actually. A button on that panel that ju…
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I don't see this problem. Does anyone else?
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In v1.557 you can add "sndw=N" to the URL where N is: 0: Blackman-Nuttall (default) 1: Blackman-Harris 2: Nuttall 3: Hanning 4: Hamming I found there actually was some difference between them, although more testing is needed. For a (notion…
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Please give v1.557 a try and see if it fixes the observed problem.
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Another thing that just occurred to me: One of the reasons the Kiwi audio passband filter is so good (e.g. the effect of the sharp skirts on carriers, CW signals notwithstanding) is that it is FFT-based. The FFT convolution filter is from the CuteSD…
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Actually, the necessary information to debug this is recorded in the log (I forgot I made that change a while back). If you could look through the log and email the appropriate messages to support@kiwisdr.com it would help me find this problem. Go t…
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Now that you're in what is the local ip address of the Kiwi? People seem to have this problem occasionally. I've never been able to track it down. That's why the ip address of the attempted connection is shown when the check fails. Maybe I should sh…
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Yep. It's a long story, but basically the clock correction code was developed years before kiwirecorder. And there is an unfortunate interaction such that corrections are occurring, but not being applied to channels when non-Kiwi API connections are…
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Trying to adjust extremely narrow passbands using the drag method is very tedious. Try the other methods: p and P keyboard shortcuts (probably to coarse for what you want), /pbw entry in frequency box (e.g. /10 for 10 Hz). See the documentation for …
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I wasn't sure exactly what to do in the case of multiple connections. The presumption was this would primarily be used by non-public Kiwis. So currently it simply "locks on" to the first channel found and follows its frequency tuning until…
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I don't understand why it wouldn't let you input the mi after the m finished. But the mi must be done otherwise the new version will not be installed and you will not run it at the next restart. So open the console tab again and just type mi alone. …
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Audio muted Not a good idea. Would result in the forum, and my inbox, filling up with people asking "why is there no audio"? However, if you are accessing the site via a bookmark add "?mute" / "&mute" to the URL to…
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Try reinstalling libssl: apt-get reinstall libssl-dev ls -la /usr/include/openssl/ssl.h If the ls above no longer gives an error then try the m command again and see if it gets further.
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Also, what does ls -la /usr/include/openssl/ssl.h print?
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There MUST be more error message before this. What are they??
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Okay, but without seeing the messages that came BEFORE the "1 error generated" I can't tell anything that happened. Also, what made you think you needed to do a dpkg --configure -a ? You generally only do that if you are getting serious pa…
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Sorry, I somehow thought you had gotten further than v1.486. So we need to figure out a few things. First, in the admin console tab, connect and type git show origin:Makefile | head -n 2 This should reply with: VERSION_MAJ = 1 VERSION_MIN = 556 If …
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Beaglebone green is already has a serial port on board. No needed USB-to-serial# adapters. Not useable or easily useable. The P9-21,22 pins used for UART-2 on the Grove J5 connector are already used by the SPI interface between the BBG and the Kiwi …
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To see if there is an update available just go to the admin page, update tab. Click the Check now button. If you get an error message instead of the update status go to the console tab and click the check gitHub.com button. If this gives an error th…