[WT-support] wt 4.34dev

[Bob Wilson, N6TV]

The IC-7400 is not supported by Win-Test.  Did you mean IC-7410?

If you are using an IC-7400, what is the CI-V Address of the radio set to?
The default is 66h, but there is no way for Win-Test to use it unless you
set radio type to "Icom Generic" and update wt.ini as explained here:

https://docs.win-test.com/wiki/WT.INI

What is the CI-V address entered in the microHAM?  What radio model did you
select in Win-Test?

If you were using address 60h instead of the IC-7400 default of 66h, and
therefore select radio type IC-9100, which (due to a bug) used to use the
CI-V address of the IC-910 (60h) instead of the correct IC-9100 default
(7Ch), then that explains why selecting radio type IC-9100 doesn't work
with wt 4.33 but works with wt 4.31.  So, try selecting radio type IC-910
instead of IC-9100 and that will use address 60h.  Set CI-V Transceive ON
and select "Use CI-V Transceive" in Win-Test.

73,
Bob, N6TV


On Thu, Jan 28, 2021 at 10:20 PM dl5ym1 at gmail.com <dl5ym1 at gmail.com> wrote:

> Hello,
> found in wt 4.33 and again in wt 4.34 dev
> Problem: use a IC7400  and
>   CAT with "use CI-V Interface"   does not work ( 4.31 is o.k.) the
> microham-device router shows correct frequency(changes)  WT.exe does not!
>
> Polling works but very slowly and from time to time it needs longer time
> (20. sec...up to minutes/never read new bands) until new frequency
> "arrived" -> very bad at bandchanges!
> wait wait ... transmitting on 20m logging on 40m for some QSOs (happend
> here!)
>
> what did I wrong ?
>
>
> Fred
> dl5ym
>
> ps: used  older 4.31 -> that works correct..
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