CQRLOG does not read rig's frequency or mode when in ssb. However, when in WSJTX everything is read well, full rig control through WSJTX.
Using:
Yaesu FTDX10
CQRlog Version 2.5.2
WSJTX 3.0.1
Raspberry Pi 5
Tue, 2026-09-15 23:28
#1
Not reading rig frequency or mode
Hi!
Does the problem exist when wsjtx is running at same time, or always?
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If running with wsjtx causes problems (maybe only weird things for every now and then) please read this document to understand how collisions can be avoided with serial connection based (traditional serial port, or USB) CAT connections. https://github.com/OH1KH/CqrlogImproved/blob/main/compiled/setting_rigct...
This applies to all versions of Cqrlog and wsjtx.
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If problem exist also when Cqrlog is running alone then you can debug the CAT control by setting checkbox "Show communication with TRX in console" in Preferences/TRXControl
and starting Cqrlog from command console (as normal user, not root user account!) by typing:
cqrlog
You should see something like this:
Sending: fmv
Msg from rig: 14195000
Msg from rig: USB
1800
Msg from rig: VFOA
Commands fmv (frequency, mode,vfo) should produce corresponding responses from rig.
To get forward please give some more information about this case and what does the debug show out.
Thanks!
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Saku
OH1KH
No problems with CQRLOG reading back and forth when in WSJTX. When I switch to SSB (no WSJTX enabled) and try to record a contact I have to fill in all the information by keyboard. Such things as "Frequecny" or "Mode" do not show up. When I input the call sign of the contact, it successfully looks up from outside sources the contact's information but nothing from the transceiver.
Ran cqrlog from command console, at first it showed:
(cqrlog:3764): GLib-GObject-CRITICAL **: 10:14:10.662: g_object_unref: assertion 'G_IS_OBJECT (object)' failed
and then it continued on to load program. It then showed
Sending: fmv
repeatedly about 20 times and then stopped. CQRLOG did start. However, it did not show anything else in the command console such as "MSG from rig"