[WT-support] Resend DVK Scripts IC7610

[Bob Wilson, N6TV]

First, I do not understand why I received the reflector post by DLI1IAO
just fine (unless it was by bcc:?), but I did *not* receive the post from
G3WVG below. I had to go to the list archive
<http://lists.f5mzn.org/pipermail/support/> to read it.  It may have
something to do with G3WVG using a phone synced to Yahoo Mail or BTI
Internet forwarding, or ARRL forwarding.  Does anyone know?  Do the list
administrators see any "bounce" messages for messages sent to n6tv at arrl.net
?

As Stefan mentioned, I have no solution.  I suspect a timing bug in the
Icom firmware, since playback of voice keyer messages via CI-V commands is
a brand new feature in their firmware.  But it *could* be a bug in Win-Test
or in my scripts, since now I hear that it happens *both *with playing
"internal" voice keyer messages (using radio as USB sound card) *and* with
using the Icom voice memories (sound card not used, just voice memories).
The scripts are supposed to set return code -1 to prevent normal processing
of the F1 key if the QSO is a phone QSO.

If anyone can find the bug in the source code of my Icom scripts, I'd
really appreciate it.  I'm not seeing the problem.

You may download source from https://bit.ly/wtscripts (IcomScripts.zip).
The critical scripts are IcomPlayT1.wts and IcomPlayTnn.wts.

Question for Ian:  when setting up the voice memory scripts, did you run in
order, Install_IcomScripts, then Install_IcomVoiceMem?

Also, in Win-Test Interface configuration, under "Voice Keyer," the "Enable
sound card" box should NOT be checked if using the radio's voice memories.

73,
Bob, N6TV
At Sun Mar 3 21:22:04 CET 2019 G2WVG wrote:

> Bob/Stefan
> Thank you for your prompt replies.
> Stefan.. I apologise ..perhaps I wasn’t clear. My problem is with the
> triggering the built in recorder in the IC 7610.
> Bob: I’ve checked everything you suggest and the problem still
> occasionally occurs. I’ve ruled out RF pickup, it still happens with zero
> watts out.
> As for your question about the esc key. Sometimes it interrupts the second
> play and sometimes it doesn’t!
> It may well be my imagination but the problem seems to less frequent when
> I set the USB baud rate to 115200. I guess this is pure coincidence.
> The only other USB connection I have to the radio is the ICOM outboard VFO
> controller for the second radio.
> In case it gives you any more clues...For further clarity , before the
> message repeats is that the radio drops out of TX very briefly before going
> back into TX for the second message.
> 73 Ian G3WVG.
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