Thank you so much for Version 2.00. There are many new features that I can use on my IC-7610 like Dual Watch and Dual Scope. But I did find some issues/bugs.
I’m using a Raspberry Pi 5 under Bookworm.
Documentation does not mention the need to install libqt5websockets5 (unless I missed it).
On the Settings->External Control page, when you select “Manual…” for Virtual Serial Port, there is no way to actually enter the name of your Virtual Serial Port.
I do not see any way to set the frequency bandwidth (10kHz, 25kHz, etc.) of the waterfall.
Just like the radio, you need to set the waterfall and spectrum to “Center” mode. Once selected, the Span selector will be available and you can select from the usual spans.
I just updated the user manual last night, have a look.
I will have a look at the dependency list and the virtual serial port issue you mentioned.
Thank you! I will do this later. The man reason why I needed this was for Flrig. But with wfview 2.00 having nearly all of Flrig’s IC-7610 features like enabling dual-watch, I may be able to retire Flrig.
So now that I’ve been using wfview 2.x for a couple of days, let me say it’s great! I think I can now retire beloved Flrig and simplify my remote desktop a bit. I can now use dual-watch and twin VFOs so much easier on my IC-7610, which was the primary reason I upgraded from an IC-7300. Thank you!