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A slightly better solution to fix the 55 Hz problem with OmniRig v1.19 and later.

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Uwe Risse 2022-05-03 15:46:17 +02:00
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Transceiver/OmniRigTransceiver.cpp
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@ -280,24 +280,30 @@ int OmniRigTransceiver::do_start ()
resolution = 2; // 20Hz rounded
}
}
QThread::msleep (200); // For Omnirig v1.19 or later we need a delay here, otherwise rig QRG stays at +55 Hz.
// 200 ms should do job for all modern transceivers. However, with very slow
// transceivers or receivers, rig QRG may still stay at +55 Hz.
// Because of the asynchronous nature of Omnirig commands, a better solution would be
// to implement an event handler for the OnParamChange event of OmniRig,
// and read the frequency inside that handler.
// For OmniRig v1.19 or later we need a delay between GetRxFrequency () and SetFreq (f),
// otherwise rig QRG stays at f+55 Hz. 200 ms should do job for all modern transceivers.
// However, with very slow rigs, QRG may still stay at f+55 Hz. Such rigs should use v1.18.
// Due to the asynchronous nature of Omnirig commands, a better solution would be to implement
// an event handler for OmniRig's OnParamChange event and read the frequency inside that handler.
if (OmniRig::PM_FREQ & writable_params_)
{
rig_->SetFreq (f);
QTimer::singleShot (200, [=] {
rig_->SetFreq (f);
});
}
else if (reversed_ && (OmniRig::PM_FREQB & writable_params_))
{
rig_->SetFreqB (f);
QTimer::singleShot (200, [=] {
rig_->SetFreqB (f);
});
}
else if (!reversed_ && (OmniRig::PM_FREQA & writable_params_))
{
rig_->SetFreqA (f);
QTimer::singleShot (200, [=] {
rig_->SetFreqA (f);
});
}
update_rx_frequency (f);
CAT_TRACE ("started");