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| ID | Project | Category | View Status | Date Submitted | Last Update |
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| 0001835 | 1 - Backlog | Bug | public | 2015-12-04 11:01 | 2020-06-29 12:29 |
| Reporter | user51 | Assigned To | |||
| Priority | high | Severity | major | Reproducibility | always |
| Status | new | Resolution | open | ||
| Platform | Windows | OS | Windows | OS Version | 8.1 |
| Summary | 0001835: WINKEY 2.3 needs at least 9 characters in send buffer | ||||
| Description | If you try to send less then 9 characters using WINKEY (cw(winkey)), it will key radio and send only one character and stop .. doesn't hang program, just stops sending ... CW(SSB) works fine .. no issues did not try other CW modes ... | ||||
| Steps To Reproduce | w3rjw w3rjw<stop> works every time w3rjw w3rj<stop> works w3rjw w3r<stop> works w3rjw w3<stop> sends only 'w' or nothing | ||||
| Additional Information | OLD, old problem, must be in Mantis somewhere but I could not find it . A real pain if you want to send your call only once .... | ||||
| Tags | No tags attached. | ||||
| Module | DM780 | ||||
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2015-12-05 08:06
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w3rjw Logfile.txt (2,573 bytes)
Ignored ..: 000000FF (Char �) Queued ...: 00000057 (Char W) Writing byte 57 (W) - status OK Queued ...: 00000033 (Char 3) Writing byte 33 (3) - status OK Queued ...: 00000052 (Char R) Writing byte 52 (R) - status OK Queued ...: 0000004A (Char J) Writing byte 4A (J) - status OK Recv: C4 Status 1 ...: x04 Recv: 57 Echo char ..: W (x57) Queued ...: 00000057 (Char W) Writing byte 57 (W) - status OK Queued ...: 00000020 (Char ) Writing byte 20 ( ) - status OK Queued ...: 00000057 (Char W) Writing byte 57 (W) - status OK Queued ...: 00000033 (Char 3) Writing byte 33 (3) - status OK Queued ...: 00000052 (Char R) Writing byte 52 (R) - status OK Recv: 33 Echo char ..: 3 (x33) Queued ...: 0000004A (Char J) Writing byte 4A (J) - status OK Queued ...: 00000057 (Char W) Writing byte 57 (W) - status OK Recv: 52 Echo char ..: R (x52) Recv: 4A Echo char ..: J (x4A) Recv: 57 Echo char ..: W (x57) Recv: 20 Echo char ..: (x20) Recv: 57 Echo char ..: W (x57) Recv: 33 Echo char ..: 3 (x33) Recv: 52 Echo char ..: R (x52) Recv: 4A Echo char ..: J (x4A) Recv: 57 Echo char ..: W (x57) Recv: C0 Status 1 ...: x00 Ignored ..: 000000FF (Char �) Queued ...: 00000057 (Char W) Writing byte 57 (W) - status OK Queued ...: 00000033 (Char 3) Writing byte 33 (3) - status OK Queued ...: 00000052 (Char R) Writing byte 52 (R) - status OK Queued ...: 0000004A (Char J) Writing byte 4A (J) - status OK Recv: C4 Status 1 ...: x04 Recv: 57 Echo char ..: W (x57) Queued ...: 00000057 (Char W) Writing byte 57 (W) - status OK Queued ...: 00000020 (Char ) Writing byte 20 ( ) - status OK Queued ...: 00000057 (Char W) Writing byte 57 (W) - status OK Queued ...: 00000033 (Char 3) Writing byte 33 (3) - status OK Queued ...: 00000052 (Char R) Writing byte 52 (R) - status OK Recv: 33 Echo char ..: 3 (x33) Queued ...: 0000004A (Char J) Writing byte 4A (J) - status OK Queued ...: 00000057 (Char W) Writing byte 57 (W) - status OK Recv: 52 Echo char ..: R (x52) Recv: 4A Echo char ..: J (x4A) Recv: 57 Echo char ..: W (x57) Recv: 20 Echo char ..: (x20) Recv: 57 Echo char ..: W (x57) Recv: 33 Echo char ..: 3 (x33) Recv: 52 Echo char ..: R (x52) Recv: 4A Echo char ..: J (x4A) Recv: 57 Echo char ..: W (x57) Recv: C0 Status 1 ...: x00 Ignored ..: 000000FF (Char �) Queued ...: 00000057 (Char W) Writing byte 57 (W) - status OK Stop Called Queued ...: 0000000A (Data) Writing byte 0A (?) - status OK Recv: C4 Status 1 ...: x04 Recv: C0 Status 1 ...: x00 Recv: 57 Echo char ..: W (x57) |
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Logfile attached: w3rjw w3rjw OK w3rjw w3rjw OK w3rjw w failed just sends w |
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The replication steps are to open DM780 in its default state using Winkeyer for CW. The macro I’m sending is “KD6X ”. The first time I press the macro to send, it usually sends. However pressing it in semi-rapid succession such as when calling a DX station in a pile-up will fail. Many of the subsequent attempts to send the macro just never happen. Occasionally, the macro will work again after a number of seconds, but then only for a single time and then it will fail again. The related failure is when trying to type using the “Break-in” capability by typing in the Transmit window pane. I press and activate the “Break-in” button above the Transmit pane, and then move the cursor into the Transmit pane and start typing. An occasional character will succeed and be sent, but for the most part this capability is not usable due to dropped characters. Think this is related to this Mantis report |
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Ticket #369503 |
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Received a ticket from customer FD ticket 390 indication that this is still an issue. For his workaround. He is using DM780, Ver. 5.0 Beta 2893. He also indicated this is not an issue with this release. |
