Hello many thanks for the email. After the update should one do all the settings again from scratch or does the updated version retains the existing settings?
Thanks
Peter IU0DHV
hi there,
I[ām trying to connect to my ts-890 via my local area network, and Iām using voiceover, Iām hearing some kind of push-notification, and being told that there is a new dialogue on the screen, but voiceover is not bringing focus to the dialogue. Also when I click on the power on button, nothing happens, Iāve gone to Wfview > settings> network radios, and entered the ip address of my radio, 192.168.0.40, as well as the control port, 60001, and am not able to turn the radio on as of yet. Iām assuming that since Kenwood doesnāt use the civ address, there is nothing that I have to do with that?
THanks,
Justin-ai5os
Itās difficult to say, did you select Kenwood as the manufacturer? It should automatically change the port to 60001 which is why I suspect you havenāt?
The Manufacturer combobox is at the top left of the settings screen. I am not sure if I configured an accessible name for it?
I am currently trying to get a remote connectin to Kenwood TS-890 running. Everything is as expected, just the sound doesnāt work. Sound generally looks like working for WFView as I do have the local sidetone in cw. But I do not hear what the scope shows. I have checked the log, it is stated that the soundcards are found as configured - looks ok.
@DL3EL the log will tell us whether it is successfully starting the VOIP (audio) connection. If you need help deciphering it, please click āSend to Terrmbinā and post the URL you receive.
could it be, that there is a general sound problem? Currently I have three setups here:
a) local IC7300 - Raspberry WFView Sevrer - local W11 WFView Client
b) remote TS890 - local WFView Client
c) remote IC7300 - Raspberry WFView Sevrer - local W11 WFView Client
Only in a) I have receiving sound (didnot try tx yet)
in b) there is no sound from the Kenwood
in c) there is no sound from the IC7300, however I hear my own, local sound (keyboard click etc) in the speaker. When I increase the volume, it leads to some nasty back coupling
You may need to re-select the audio devices but no I donāt think there is a general problem (tested with Mac, Linux, Windows and lots of different radios)
the rx audio input was empty after the upgrade. I was also not available for the local WSJT-X installation,after a reboot it looks like attached. For me it seems ok
I would suspect that either a firewall is blocking UDP port 60001 or some other software is using this port and preventing wfview from listening on it.
one important info, just discovered: before I did the upgrade, I copied /usr/local/bin/wfview to wfview.203. When I now switch back to that version on the Raspberry, the sound on my local W11 Client (with wfview 2.10) starts immediatly.
