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Ve9gj: /* The Griffin Powermate USB Dial */

2012-09-18T22:43:29Z

The Griffin Powermate USB Dial

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	It is now supported directly by QtRadio. For now only function 1. and 2. added for tuning. Stay tuned.		It is now supported directly by QtRadio. For now only function 1. and 2. added for tuning. Stay tuned.
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			=== Installing and Using QtRadio with the Griffin Powermate Vfo Knob ===

	~~===Installing and Using QtRadio with the Griffin Powermate Vfo Knob===~~
	<nowiki>		<nowiki>
	~~=================================================~~

	$ sudo nano -w /etc/udev/rules.d/45-powermate.rules		$ sudo nano -w /etc/udev/rules.d/45-powermate.rules

2012-09-18T22:40:39Z

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	== Using the Griffin Powermate USB Dial as VFO Knob ==		== Using the Griffin Powermate USB Dial as VFO Knob ==
	=== The Griffin Powermate USB ~~DIal~~ ===		=== The Griffin Powermate USB Dial ===
	[[File:powermate_.png\|200px]]		[[File:powermate_.png\|200px]]

2012-09-18T22:39:44Z

The Griffin Powermate USB DIal

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	It is now supported directly by QtRadio. For now only function 1. and 2. added for tuning. Stay tuned.		It is now supported directly by QtRadio. For now only function 1. and 2. added for tuning. Stay tuned.

			===Installing and Using QtRadio with the Griffin Powermate Vfo Knob===
			<nowiki>
			=================================================

			$ sudo nano -w /etc/udev/rules.d/45-powermate.rules

			and add the following:

			SUBSYSTEMS=="usb",ATTRS{idVendor}=="077d",ATTRS{idProduct}=="0410",SYMLINK+="powermate",MODE="666"

			reboot and do: (Or for Ubuntu /Debian sudo service udev restart and uplug and plug the powermate)


			$ ls -l /dev/powermate

			this should give you:

			lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 13 2011-11-20 10:13 /dev/powermate -> input/event14

			next do:

			sudo groupadd input
			sudo gpasswd -a your_user_name input
			cd /etc/udev/rules.d/

			Create a file called 99-input.rules and put in it:


			KERNEL=="event*", NAME="input/%k", MODE="660", GROUP="input"
			KERNEL=="js*", NAME="input/%k", MODE="664", GROUP="input"

			and reboot. (Or for Ubuntu /Debian sudo service udev restart and uplug and plug the powermate)</nowiki>

2012-09-17T18:45:51Z

2012-09-05T03:12:21Z

Connecting to a server

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			=== Cleaning up stored configuration settings from previous installs of QtRadio ===

			On Tue, Sep 4, 2012 at 9:59 PM, f6ehp29 <pascal@f6ehp.fr> wrote:
			Hi, on the QtRadio (QT5 on ubuntu 12.04) in audio/device setting, no card appears at opening of the window, and if I choose one (two possible choices), QtRadio shuts down - Mic setting is ok.
			Any idea ?

			Clean up your config file and try again:

			$ rm ~/.config/G0ORX/QtRadio.conf

	=== Connecting to a server ===		=== Connecting to a server ===

2011-12-05T01:57:03Z

Band Selection

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	Clicking on the keypad brings up a key entry window. The frequency must be entered by clicking on the number pads and should be in the form MHz dot KHz i.e. 14.293 Entering in KHz will cause an error which is not trapped yet.		Clicking on the keypad brings up a key entry window. The frequency must be entered by clicking on the number pads and should be in the form MHz dot KHz i.e. 14.293 Entering in KHz will cause an error which is not trapped yet.
	====Band Selection====		====Band Selection====
	The band menu allows selection of a band by clicking on the desired entry. Clicks on an already ~~selected entry~~ steps to the next memory position ~~and sets~~ the stored frequency, mode, filter and spectrum/waterfall settings.		The band menu allows selection of a band by clicking on the desired entry. Clicks on the already checked band stores the current vfo frequency and radio information to the current quick memory location then steps to the next memory position where it retrieves the stored frequency, mode, filter and spectrum/waterfall settings.
	The status line on the bottom right hand side of the window will display ... Band, ~~Memory position~~, Mode, Filter and ~~whether using~~ memory ~~or vfo~~.		The status line on the bottom right hand side of the window will display ... Band, (Current memory, next store location), Mode, Filter and a memory information message.

	====XVTR====		====XVTR====
	To Come		To Come

2011-12-03T08:41:33Z

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	$ cp -r /usr/etc/gizmod/modules.d/bases/ .gizmod/modules.d/		$ cp -r /usr/etc/gizmod/modules.d/bases/ .gizmod/modules.d/
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			$ cp -r /usr/etc/gizmod/modules.d/visualizers/ .gizmod/modules.d/
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2011-12-03T07:50:23Z

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	elif Event.Type == GizmoEventType.EV_KEY:		elif Event.Type == GizmoEventType.EV_KEY:
	if Event.Value == 0 and not Gizmo.Rotated:		if Event.Value == 0 and not Gizmo.Rotated:
	Gizmod.Keyboards[0].createEvent(GizmoEventType.EV_KEY, GizmoKey.~~KEY_PLUS~~)		Gizmod.Keyboards[0].createEvent(GizmoEventType.EV_KEY, GizmoKey.KEY_UP)
	return True		return True
	return False		return False

2011-12-03T07:46:54Z

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	$ cp /usr/etc/gizmod/modules.d/000-CatchAllDebug.py .gizmod/modules.d/		$ cp /usr/etc/gizmod/modules.d/000-CatchAllDebug.py .gizmod/modules.d/
	$ cp /usr/etc/gizmod/modules.d/299-Powermate-Default.py .gizmod/modules.d/		$ cp /usr/etc/gizmod/modules.d/299-Powermate-Default.py .gizmod/modules.d/
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			$ cp -r /usr/etc/gizmod/modules.d/bases/ .gizmod/modules.d/
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2011-12-03T07:40:21Z