updated the modem and codec2 integration. However, this is the old modem. Maybe we need to stay at this point. Lets see how this version performs...hmpf...
moved back to system integration. It seems we need to have a look at the hamlib library pathes on linux distributions. They differ from version to version
data handler is now ready for chat messages. I updated the data frame with an additional information -datatype- so we can determine if we received a file or a message. Each datatype will be saved into an own buffer. The gui has been updated as well, so we can forward data directly to a future chat module...
introduced a button and advanced settings modal for hamlib settings. This part is now much more clean and more settings can be set. May have some bugs for sure, but a first test seems to be running....
in case of a Icom IC-705 we have the behavior, that this device will be recognized as two usb devices. In this case we need to have a way to select the correct one...
first attempt just with pings. Station A sends a ping to Station B. Station B is detecting RX offset, adds it to the ping acknowledge frame and sends it back to Station A. Station A will then adjust the frequency
first attempt with info toasts which seems to work fine. Next step will be adding more detailed information to them like a progress bar and specific closing
optimized chunk size for audio data. DATAC3 should now work and overall SNR is optimized since we have less biterrors beacuse of losses by simultaneous buffer allocation
first attempt with stopping a transmission after the processing the current burst. Logging is a little bit ugly at this point, because it looks like a frame got lost. However, the transmission stops. CLI output is only visible for people interested in debugging...
