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*** version v5.4.3 ****** Release: December 24th 2020 ***for all Windows versions (and Linux using wine emulator)Compatible with all previous versionsThe software is free for HAM’s and non-commercial purposes, but if you do use it and want your free registrationkey that releases several extra options then please:
*Windows 10 Drivers Download Free
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*Free Radio For Windows 10
*West Mountain Radio Driver Download For Windows 10 Xp
*Download Drivers For Windows 10
Using certified drivers simplifies the driver installation process and ensures the driver is not going to crash or otherwise damage the PC configuration. The Windows 98 and 2000 drivers are supported. This product has passed testing at West Mountain Radio to show immunity to RF interference from amateur radio equipment. CBA II owners may recalibrate and upgrade a CBA II and use the latest software to run the CBA II under Windows Vista 64 bit, Windows 7, Windows 8, or Windows 10. After this upgrade you will need to install the Windows Certified drivers automatically installed from Microsoft Driver Update..** translate the manual, or contribute to the UISS-Project or ham-community in some special way **. .** Or send me a donation to support this and future UISS projects (Pro-Edition) **. .UISS DOWNLOAD v5.4.3After downloading run ’UISS_Setup’ to install or upgrade UISS on your computer. Includes UISS-MapView v3.1. This UISS version is compatible with previous versions (without loosing settings and registration keys). Note: When you already using a previous version of UISS be sure to install it in your existing UISS directory if you want to keep your settings.
*UISS 5.4.3 (UISS_Setup.exe). MIRRORSUISS 5.4.3 Mirror, André de PE1PQX Previous versionUISS 5.4.2 Mirror, André de PE1PQXThese versions are recommended for installing UISS onto a Windows Me or Windows 98/95 PCUISS 5.3.2b Mirror, André de PE1PQXUISS 5.3.2b Win95/98/ME, Mirror, André PE1PQX.....UISS Modules (add-ons)Click here for the UISS modules and addons downloads
*RX-SSTV: An external stand-alone module for receiving SSTV! Ideal if ISS is transmitting SSTV!
*UISS-TTS: Lets UISS speak using Microsoft Text-to-Speech. By LU4EG
*UISS-GPS: GPS -> UISS bridge, a full featured GPS module that turns UISS into TinyTrack!! By LU4EG.
*UISS-SatGate: UISS <-> Internet bridge, a full featured APRS-IS Satgate!! By LU4EG.
*UISS-Orb: UISS <-> Orbitron DDE Driver, to automate UISS with Orbitron! By LU4EG.
*UISS-MapView: to display the UISS’s heard stations on a map!
*UIData: a packet analyzer for your all your saved reports or monitored packets
*UISS-EGWX : A virtual weather system for UISS. By LU4EG
*UISS-MultiTelem : A unique tool to decode the telemetry of PCSAT. By G4DCQ
*MonitorTrack : A clever tool to track and monitor satellite passages streamed from Orbitron. By G4DCQWindows 10 Drivers Download FreeUISS Language Help Files:You can download the following help-files which you need to unzip in your UISS directory:
*Italian v5.2 UISS_HLP_IT_Chris_IK3ZGB.zip
*Spanish v5.0 UISS_HLP5_SP_Marcelino_LU7DSU.zip
*Polish (v4.0) UISS_HLP_PL_SQ2WB.zip
*Portuguese (v3.x) UISS_HLP_PT_CU2BJ_CX2PI.zipPDF format of the UISS manual and the above translated manuals can be downloaded in the Yahoo UISS support group.!More Downloads........SoundModem (c)UZ7HO
*The main download webpage: http://uz7.ho.ua/packetradio.htm
*Mirror download of the SoundModem here: soundmodem.zipAGW Packet Engine (c)SV2AGW
*If you don’t have AGWPE drivers installed on your computer then you can download them at SV2AGW AGW Packet Engine siteor athttp://www.elcom.gr/sv2agw/Download AGW Packet Engine AGWPE.zipDownload AGWPE Drivers AGWDrivers.zip.
*Download AGW Packet Engine Professional edition [pepro_setup.zip]
*Download the free AGW Packet Engine and drivers v.2010 here agwpe.zip.
*KC2RLM site about AGWPE and soundcard packet http://www.qsl.net/soundcardpacket .
*AGW packet engine replacement for LINUX Made by Lieven de ON7LDS: http://www.on7lds.net/ .Orbitron
*Orbitron: freeware satellite tracker by Sebastian Stoff (supported by UISS and UISS-Orb addon)
*Mirror download of Orbitron here: orbitron.zip .VB Run-time re-distribution service pack
*If you get ’DLL not found errors’ when running UISS then please download the VB Service Pack 6 run-time dll’s .West Mountain Radio Driver Download For Windows 10UISS Backgrounds, Guides and more VB module examples etc
*Can be downloaded at the UISS Group: UISS_Group. [home] [mail] [shack] [home-brew] [software] [satellite][ham-info] [mods] [ham-exams] [on6jun] [links] [chat]Free Radio For Windows 10West Mountain Radio Driver Download For Windows 10 Xp West Mountain Radio RIGblaster Blue #BugReport#bluetoothDownload Drivers For Windows 10#21270
Hello to all. I’m not sure this is the right forum for my question so apologies if sent to the wrong place.
I work for West Mountain Radio and our Bluetooth audio RIGblaster doesn’t appear to work properly with WSJT-X although it did with previous versions and still does with other popular digital mode software.
I’m hoping I can speak with a WSJT-X developer and offer a RIGblaster Blue interface for debugging/testing.
Can anyone suggest a contact?
73
Sholto
K7TMG
Sent from Mail for Windows 10#21273
Hello to all. I’m not sure this is the right forum for my question so apologies if sent to the wrong place.
I work for West Mountain Radio and our Bluetooth audio RIGblaster doesn’t appear to work properly with WSJT-X although it did with previous versions and still does with other popular digital mode software.
I’m hoping I can speak with a WSJT-X developer and offer a RIGblaster Blue interface for debugging/testing.
Can anyone suggest a contact?
73
Sholto
K7TMG
Hi Sholto,
I assume the audio interface is not the problem. If your interface provides transparent CAT protocol pass through there should be no issue with CAT either. What are the symptoms?
73 Bill G4WJS.#21274 Bill,Audio is the problem actually. The symptoms are few decodes and it looks like sometimes the program’s decode is happening at odd times. The RIGblaster uses the HSP and HFP Bluetooth® profiles. Sample rate conversion doesn’t seem to be a problem in any other digital mode software and I’m not convinced it’s the problem here, it may be more related to latency perhaps, or how WSJT-X opens/closes sound channels in the RX/TX period. I’ve tried the Microsoft Bluetooth® stack in Windows 10 but also the software stack provided with one of the Bluetooth® 4.0 dongles I have here to test with similar results. Also tried this in Ubuntu with the same dongles and same issue. I’ve tried CSR and Broadcom dongles.73SholtoK7TMG#21275 On 28/01/2021 21:49, Sholto Fisher wrote:Bill,Audio is the problem actually. The symptoms are few decodes and it looks like sometimes the program’s decode is happening at odd times. The RIGblaster uses the HSP and HFP Bluetooth® profiles. Sample rate conversion doesn’t seem to be a problem in any other digital mode software and I’m not convinced it’s the problem here, it may be more related to latency perhaps, or how WSJT-X opens/closes sound channels in the RX/TX period. I’ve tried the Microsoft Bluetooth® stack in Windows 10 but also the software stack provided with one of the Bluetooth® 4.0 dongles I have here to test with similar results. Also tried this in Ubuntu with the same dongles and same issue. I’ve tried CSR and Broadcom dongles.73SholtoK7TMG Hi Sholto,latency greater than 400 mS will impact decoding.WSJT-X only closes and re-opens the Rx audio stream when the device is changed in settings. The Tx audio stream is opened and closed around each transmission.We Qt for access to audio streams, there are environment variables in the latest WSJT-X v2.3.0 RC4 to adjust buffer sizes which may help.WSJT_(R|T)X_AUDIO_BUFFER_FRAMESDefault values should be OK but you can try different values. Zero means use default. Other than buffers sizes we have no real control on how Qt manages the streams.73BillG4WJS.#21323 A lot of people on this forum seem to have a problem with delayed or dropped decodes. I think you are correct that the problem is latency, but I have tried everything to fix it and I can’t make my problem go away. New drivers, registry entries, port speeds. I can’t figure it.Is this something West Mountain might work on? I am really not sure what to do, and it is taking the fun out of digital modes for me. Any advice appreciated.Bill K1NStoggle quoted messageShow quoted textFrom: Sholto Fisher <sholto.fisher@...> To: main@WSJTX.groups.io Subject: Re: [WSJTX] West Mountain Radio RIGblaster Blue #bugreport #bluetooth Bill,Audio is the problem actually. The symptoms are few decodes and it looks like sometimes the program’s decode is happening at odd times. The RIGblaster uses the HSP and HFP Bluetooth® profiles. Sample rate conversion doesn’t seem to be a problem in any other digital mode software and I’m not convinced it’s the problem here, it may be more related to latency perhaps, or how WSJT-X opens/closes sound channels in the RX/TX period. I’ve tried the Microsoft Bluetooth® stack in Windows 10 but also the software stack provided with one of the Bluetooth® 4.0 dongles I have here to test with similar results. Also tried this in Ubuntu with the same dongles and same issue. I’ve tried CSR and Broadcom dongles.73SholtoK7TMG#21329 Well I’ll be ... the v2.3.0 RC4 with default buffer sizes appears to work perfectly with the RIGblaster Blue. I wonder what changed?One thing I did need to do is disable the automatic PAN which Windows 10 configures when it detects that Bluetooth® is up. There seems to be some polling going on with the PAN which might have been causing latency in the audio.The quick way to disable the PAN for those who may come across this post in the future:Win+R, paste ncpa.cpl and press enter. Right-click on the Bluetooth® Network Connection and choose Disable.Thanks for the tip about v2.3.0 RC4 Bill.SholtoK7TMG
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*** version v5.4.3 ****** Release: December 24th 2020 ***for all Windows versions (and Linux using wine emulator)Compatible with all previous versionsThe software is free for HAM’s and non-commercial purposes, but if you do use it and want your free registrationkey that releases several extra options then please:
*Windows 10 Drivers Download Free
*West Mountain Radio Driver Download For Windows 10
*Free Radio For Windows 10
*West Mountain Radio Driver Download For Windows 10 Xp
*Download Drivers For Windows 10
Using certified drivers simplifies the driver installation process and ensures the driver is not going to crash or otherwise damage the PC configuration. The Windows 98 and 2000 drivers are supported. This product has passed testing at West Mountain Radio to show immunity to RF interference from amateur radio equipment. CBA II owners may recalibrate and upgrade a CBA II and use the latest software to run the CBA II under Windows Vista 64 bit, Windows 7, Windows 8, or Windows 10. After this upgrade you will need to install the Windows Certified drivers automatically installed from Microsoft Driver Update..** translate the manual, or contribute to the UISS-Project or ham-community in some special way **. .** Or send me a donation to support this and future UISS projects (Pro-Edition) **. .UISS DOWNLOAD v5.4.3After downloading run ’UISS_Setup’ to install or upgrade UISS on your computer. Includes UISS-MapView v3.1. This UISS version is compatible with previous versions (without loosing settings and registration keys). Note: When you already using a previous version of UISS be sure to install it in your existing UISS directory if you want to keep your settings.
*UISS 5.4.3 (UISS_Setup.exe). MIRRORSUISS 5.4.3 Mirror, André de PE1PQX Previous versionUISS 5.4.2 Mirror, André de PE1PQXThese versions are recommended for installing UISS onto a Windows Me or Windows 98/95 PCUISS 5.3.2b Mirror, André de PE1PQXUISS 5.3.2b Win95/98/ME, Mirror, André PE1PQX.....UISS Modules (add-ons)Click here for the UISS modules and addons downloads
*RX-SSTV: An external stand-alone module for receiving SSTV! Ideal if ISS is transmitting SSTV!
*UISS-TTS: Lets UISS speak using Microsoft Text-to-Speech. By LU4EG
*UISS-GPS: GPS -> UISS bridge, a full featured GPS module that turns UISS into TinyTrack!! By LU4EG.
*UISS-SatGate: UISS <-> Internet bridge, a full featured APRS-IS Satgate!! By LU4EG.
*UISS-Orb: UISS <-> Orbitron DDE Driver, to automate UISS with Orbitron! By LU4EG.
*UISS-MapView: to display the UISS’s heard stations on a map!
*UIData: a packet analyzer for your all your saved reports or monitored packets
*UISS-EGWX : A virtual weather system for UISS. By LU4EG
*UISS-MultiTelem : A unique tool to decode the telemetry of PCSAT. By G4DCQ
*MonitorTrack : A clever tool to track and monitor satellite passages streamed from Orbitron. By G4DCQWindows 10 Drivers Download FreeUISS Language Help Files:You can download the following help-files which you need to unzip in your UISS directory:
*Italian v5.2 UISS_HLP_IT_Chris_IK3ZGB.zip
*Spanish v5.0 UISS_HLP5_SP_Marcelino_LU7DSU.zip
*Polish (v4.0) UISS_HLP_PL_SQ2WB.zip
*Portuguese (v3.x) UISS_HLP_PT_CU2BJ_CX2PI.zipPDF format of the UISS manual and the above translated manuals can be downloaded in the Yahoo UISS support group.!More Downloads........SoundModem (c)UZ7HO
*The main download webpage: http://uz7.ho.ua/packetradio.htm
*Mirror download of the SoundModem here: soundmodem.zipAGW Packet Engine (c)SV2AGW
*If you don’t have AGWPE drivers installed on your computer then you can download them at SV2AGW AGW Packet Engine siteor athttp://www.elcom.gr/sv2agw/Download AGW Packet Engine AGWPE.zipDownload AGWPE Drivers AGWDrivers.zip.
*Download AGW Packet Engine Professional edition [pepro_setup.zip]
*Download the free AGW Packet Engine and drivers v.2010 here agwpe.zip.
*KC2RLM site about AGWPE and soundcard packet http://www.qsl.net/soundcardpacket .
*AGW packet engine replacement for LINUX Made by Lieven de ON7LDS: http://www.on7lds.net/ .Orbitron
*Orbitron: freeware satellite tracker by Sebastian Stoff (supported by UISS and UISS-Orb addon)
*Mirror download of Orbitron here: orbitron.zip .VB Run-time re-distribution service pack
*If you get ’DLL not found errors’ when running UISS then please download the VB Service Pack 6 run-time dll’s .West Mountain Radio Driver Download For Windows 10UISS Backgrounds, Guides and more VB module examples etc
*Can be downloaded at the UISS Group: UISS_Group. [home] [mail] [shack] [home-brew] [software] [satellite][ham-info] [mods] [ham-exams] [on6jun] [links] [chat]Free Radio For Windows 10West Mountain Radio Driver Download For Windows 10 Xp West Mountain Radio RIGblaster Blue #BugReport#bluetoothDownload Drivers For Windows 10#21270
Hello to all. I’m not sure this is the right forum for my question so apologies if sent to the wrong place.
I work for West Mountain Radio and our Bluetooth audio RIGblaster doesn’t appear to work properly with WSJT-X although it did with previous versions and still does with other popular digital mode software.
I’m hoping I can speak with a WSJT-X developer and offer a RIGblaster Blue interface for debugging/testing.
Can anyone suggest a contact?
73
Sholto
K7TMG
Sent from Mail for Windows 10#21273
Hello to all. I’m not sure this is the right forum for my question so apologies if sent to the wrong place.
I work for West Mountain Radio and our Bluetooth audio RIGblaster doesn’t appear to work properly with WSJT-X although it did with previous versions and still does with other popular digital mode software.
I’m hoping I can speak with a WSJT-X developer and offer a RIGblaster Blue interface for debugging/testing.
Can anyone suggest a contact?
73
Sholto
K7TMG
Hi Sholto,
I assume the audio interface is not the problem. If your interface provides transparent CAT protocol pass through there should be no issue with CAT either. What are the symptoms?
73 Bill G4WJS.#21274 Bill,Audio is the problem actually. The symptoms are few decodes and it looks like sometimes the program’s decode is happening at odd times. The RIGblaster uses the HSP and HFP Bluetooth® profiles. Sample rate conversion doesn’t seem to be a problem in any other digital mode software and I’m not convinced it’s the problem here, it may be more related to latency perhaps, or how WSJT-X opens/closes sound channels in the RX/TX period. I’ve tried the Microsoft Bluetooth® stack in Windows 10 but also the software stack provided with one of the Bluetooth® 4.0 dongles I have here to test with similar results. Also tried this in Ubuntu with the same dongles and same issue. I’ve tried CSR and Broadcom dongles.73SholtoK7TMG#21275 On 28/01/2021 21:49, Sholto Fisher wrote:Bill,Audio is the problem actually. The symptoms are few decodes and it looks like sometimes the program’s decode is happening at odd times. The RIGblaster uses the HSP and HFP Bluetooth® profiles. Sample rate conversion doesn’t seem to be a problem in any other digital mode software and I’m not convinced it’s the problem here, it may be more related to latency perhaps, or how WSJT-X opens/closes sound channels in the RX/TX period. I’ve tried the Microsoft Bluetooth® stack in Windows 10 but also the software stack provided with one of the Bluetooth® 4.0 dongles I have here to test with similar results. Also tried this in Ubuntu with the same dongles and same issue. I’ve tried CSR and Broadcom dongles.73SholtoK7TMG Hi Sholto,latency greater than 400 mS will impact decoding.WSJT-X only closes and re-opens the Rx audio stream when the device is changed in settings. The Tx audio stream is opened and closed around each transmission.We Qt for access to audio streams, there are environment variables in the latest WSJT-X v2.3.0 RC4 to adjust buffer sizes which may help.WSJT_(R|T)X_AUDIO_BUFFER_FRAMESDefault values should be OK but you can try different values. Zero means use default. Other than buffers sizes we have no real control on how Qt manages the streams.73BillG4WJS.#21323 A lot of people on this forum seem to have a problem with delayed or dropped decodes. I think you are correct that the problem is latency, but I have tried everything to fix it and I can’t make my problem go away. New drivers, registry entries, port speeds. I can’t figure it.Is this something West Mountain might work on? I am really not sure what to do, and it is taking the fun out of digital modes for me. Any advice appreciated.Bill K1NStoggle quoted messageShow quoted textFrom: Sholto Fisher <sholto.fisher@...> To: main@WSJTX.groups.io Subject: Re: [WSJTX] West Mountain Radio RIGblaster Blue #bugreport #bluetooth Bill,Audio is the problem actually. The symptoms are few decodes and it looks like sometimes the program’s decode is happening at odd times. The RIGblaster uses the HSP and HFP Bluetooth® profiles. Sample rate conversion doesn’t seem to be a problem in any other digital mode software and I’m not convinced it’s the problem here, it may be more related to latency perhaps, or how WSJT-X opens/closes sound channels in the RX/TX period. I’ve tried the Microsoft Bluetooth® stack in Windows 10 but also the software stack provided with one of the Bluetooth® 4.0 dongles I have here to test with similar results. Also tried this in Ubuntu with the same dongles and same issue. I’ve tried CSR and Broadcom dongles.73SholtoK7TMG#21329 Well I’ll be ... the v2.3.0 RC4 with default buffer sizes appears to work perfectly with the RIGblaster Blue. I wonder what changed?One thing I did need to do is disable the automatic PAN which Windows 10 configures when it detects that Bluetooth® is up. There seems to be some polling going on with the PAN which might have been causing latency in the audio.The quick way to disable the PAN for those who may come across this post in the future:Win+R, paste ncpa.cpl and press enter. Right-click on the Bluetooth® Network Connection and choose Disable.Thanks for the tip about v2.3.0 RC4 Bill.SholtoK7TMG
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