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When I use the VAC feature in ExpertSDR2, WFTJ-X (FT8) sometimes sends a carrier without a signal. The only problem I had and solved yesterday with a compromise solution is this: With the setup described above I made many PSK31, RTTY and FT8 QSOs in the last few weeks.

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I have macOS High Sierra running on my Mac mini. FLDIGI connected to ExpertSDR2 via RumLog (for PTT switching and frequency) WSTJ-X connected to ExpertSDR2 via RumLog (for PTT switching and frequency) I am currently using the following setup successfully: It is not necessary to use an external sound card and to connect the microphone and phones together to use digital modes with the SunSDR2 PRO. Overall happy with the setup, but still have to turn my Kenwood on to work digital! Solution for this was to run ExpertSDR on a different laptop and keep RUMlogNG running in my Mac mini. I also experienced sluggish operation of RUMlogNG in contest mode while running during CQWW CW TEST last week.

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I am running ExpertSDR 1.2 since ExpertSDR 1.3 beta for Mac is crashing on Mojave and doesn’t run. I hope WSJTX acknowledges the TCI asap and help us hookup this marvellous radio to work They will implement virtual audio during December 2018 through TCI. PTT is activated, but audio doesn’t go out.įrom manufacturer website they have a roadmap for ExperSDR where they have indicated When I create a virtual cable and route audio, I am able to decode signals, but TX doesn’t happen. I use WSJTX for ft8 and weak signal work and managed to get CAT and PTT going. I have configured SDC to do skimming and send spots to panadapter

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I have been using this configuration of Sun SDR2 Pro with an iMac running Maybe the day will come that FT8 or some of the other popular digital modes will be integrated into ExpertSDR and then all of this will history. I believe one could do a hardware kludge and input the radio audio into an OSx sound card and also hook up the sound card line out to the microphone/line in input and then run digital modes on OSx that way. However, I don't have much interest in digital modes (other than cw) so I haven't pursued getting digital modes running on OSx I have also run Windows in a virtual machine using Parallels.

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At present to run any digital mode, I boot the IMac into Windows (Bootcamp Mode) and use the Windows software that is available. I have been told by hams familiar with OSx programming that it is very difficult to do the equivalent of VAC on OSx. I have not been able to use the digital modes using OSx because I have not found an OSx equivalent of VAC. I tried to get the Skookumlogger author to integrate TCI into his program but he was not interested in taking on the task.

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The crashes do not happen when TCI is not being used.ĭuring contests, I use Skookumlogger (which I highly recommend) connected to the radio by two USB to serial ports bridged together (a hardware kludge). I have been told by Rome that it is on their list of problems. I notified EE about this back in June 2018 and have sent them numerous crash logs but todate they have not solved the problem. I do have an issue with unexpected crashes of ExpertSDR when transmitting. I enjoy dxing on the low HF bands and can see traces of really weak stations on the waterfall display. My personal preference is to use OSx on my radio computer as the Retina display on the IMac is fabulous. I recently installed Mojave on this computer and have had no issues with it and my radio. Reach out to me direct if needed.I have been using my 27 inch IMac running OSx to run my Sunsdr2Pro ever since EE released their OSx version of ExpertSDR. Hopefully, taking a look at the guide may help resolve your situation. While the guide is based on using MacLogger as the controller, there is a quite parallel configuration with how RUMlogNG should be configured (if memory serves me right!). That was done with the hope that getting it all documented may help someone else at a later date - I had a hard time with some of the integration in getting certain aspects to work, but finally was able to resolve problems and get it all working right. The document was created documenting how MacLogger, WSJT-X, and fldigi were successfully integrated. The 'Mac-Based Amateur Radio Digital Applications - Installation and Integration' guide is there to view and/or download. Please take a look at my website, and in particular the 'Mac Amateur Radio Digital Applications' page at. That is done without using JT-Bridge or any other application too. In my Mac-based situation, MacLogger controls the session when either WSJT-X or fldigi are 'up' and running.

John- I did have WSJT-X and fldigi successfully integrated with RUMlogNG for about 4-6 months, but returned back to using MacLogger several years ago.