Hi Mauro,

I have a new mobile and a new problem I can't install Plumble on android 14 because it's not compatible. I tried the official version of Plumble 3.2.0 and also the beta 3.3.0rc1, they won't install. No wonder, version 3.3.0 is from 2015


I installed the Mumla client for android.

After running and configuring Mumble 1.2.12 and Murmur 1.2.12 server contained in BKTRemoteServer.net with IS7000BKT, the sound on the android phone through Mumble works.

After starting BktRemote android 1.6.1 client connects, shows frequency and after seconds calls out on front Mumla client. After switching to BktRemote android 1.6.1 this one is already disconnected.

When setting up BktRemote android 1.6.1 without audio, an Plumble installation request pops up

When setting up BKTRemoteServer.net to GSM audio, BktRemote android 1.6.1 it works but with very bad audio and with dropouts

Can it BktRemote android 1.6.1 be updated to work with the current supported mumble client on android or at least turn off checking for plumble installed if streaming audio on server via mumble is selected?

Well thank you,

Anton OM1AEG

Hello,

I installed BKT73000 but it does not work with bblogger.
In the tools tab, bblogger BKT is not enabled.The duar bridge driver is installed. The CI_V 88H transceiver does not work. 
I stay on the CI_V94h function and it works a little better with some QSO passed in FT8 but not registered by bblogger. 

If you can help me, thank you.

   
   

Is available for download: 

bktTimeSync Version 1.13.3:
- Various improvements

BktTimeSync Version 1.13.2:
- Japanese translation added thanks to JA4JOE

BktTimeSync Version 1.13.1:
- Chinese translation added thanks to BD3OOX
- Added speed of 38400 BAUD for the serial port
- Improved install/uninstall script
- Russian translation added thanks to R6DOP

BktTimeSync Version 1.13.0:
- Adding Support for old GPS devices that do not support the new date format.
- Improved synchronization
- Various enhancements

I've searched the form posts but have not found my situation for reference. Please accept my apologies if I missed a relevant thread.

I am currently running BkTtimeSync version 1.11.3 on a Windows 10 PC to create a NTP time server for a private network unconnected to the Internet using a GPS receiver. The Windows 10 PC is a users desktop machine running multiple Putty sessions to connect to a UNIX application. The Users PC is left on 24 hours and not shut down unless the BktTimeSync is having trouble. The Windows power plan is set to "always on" and the PC does not enter sleep or suspend  modes.  The power plan on the SSD system disk is "always on"  as the SSD is not a spinning disk.

BktTimeSync.exe gets time from the GPS receiver and sets the Windows 10 PC clock. I use Meinberg NTP 4.2.8  to share the pc clock time to the network using NTP with the PC's configured IPv4 address of 192.168.10.44.

I see that BktTimeSync Version 1.12.1 is available.  But before I install the 1.12.1 version I want to run the setting I am using and the observed results by the form to see if anyone has experienced the same issue and successfully resolved it with a configuration change or software update.  The problem I describe below may be caused by a simple misunderstanding of the configuration options.

I have attached the developed settings I use for BktTimeSync:
   

The configuration has proven unreliable and I suggested to the PC user to reboot the Windows 10 PC on Friday of each week before leaving the office.

I have two issues demonstrated in the BktTimeSyncLog.txt fragments below,  BktTimeSync successfully sets the PC's clock from 00:00 to 17:59 each day (or from the time the Windows PC is rebooted during the day) and then at 18:00 experiences  "The time difference is greater than the specified maximum correction, NOT synchronized clock." This repeats on a daily basis.  Although the configuration is set to check/set the time every five minutes (and does this when successful) once BktTimeSync decides that the difference is greater then the maximum correction, it tries once every 60 seconds thereafter until the change over from 23:59 to 00:00 and then without human intervention once again sets the PC's clock.

BktTimeSyncLog.txt:

Last Sync :Monday, November 13, 2023 17:53:01 --> Local clock offset was 0.00400 seconds
Last Sync :Monday, November 13, 2023 17:58:01 --> Local clock offset was 0.00300 seconds
Last Sync :Monday, November 13, 2023 18:03:01 --> The time difference is greater than the specified maximum correction, NOT synchronized clock
Last Sync :Monday, November 13, 2023 18:04:01 --> The time difference is greater than the specified maximum correction, NOT synchronized clock
Last Sync :Monday, November 13, 2023 18:05:01 --> The time difference is greater than the specified maximum correction, NOT synchronized clock
Last Sync :Monday, November 13, 2023 18:06:01 --> The time difference is greater than the specified maximum correction, NOT synchronized clock
...
Last Sync :Monday, November 13, 2023 23:58:00 --> The time difference is greater than the specified maximum correction, NOT synchronized clock
Last Sync :Monday, November 13, 2023 23:59:01 --> The time difference is greater than the specified maximum correction, NOT synchronized clock
Last Sync :Tuesday, November 14, 2023 00:00:00 --> Local clock offset was -0.313000 seconds
Last Sync :Tuesday, November 14, 2023 00:00:01 --> Local clock offset was -0.001000 seconds
Last Sync :Tuesday, November 14, 2023 00:05:00 --> Local clock offset was 0.018000 seconds
Last Sync :Tuesday, November 14, 2023 00:10:01 --> Local clock offset was 0.009000 seconds
...
Last Sync :Tuesday, November 14, 2023 17:50:01 --> Local clock offset was 0.009000 seconds
Last Sync :Tuesday, November 14, 2023 17:55:01 --> Local clock offset was 0.00600 seconds
Last Sync :Tuesday, November 14, 2023 18:00:01 --> The time difference is greater than the specified maximum correction, NOT synchronized clock
Last Sync :Tuesday, November 14, 2023 18:01:01 --> The time difference is greater than the specified maximum correction, NOT synchronized clock
Last Sync :Tuesday, November 14, 2023 18:02:01 --> The time difference is greater than the specified maximum correction, NOT synchronized clock
Last Sync :Tuesday, November 14, 2023 18:03:01 --> The time difference is greater than the specified maximum correction, NOT synchronized clock
...
Last Sync :Tuesday, November 14, 2023 23:58:01 --> The time difference is greater than the specified maximum correction, NOT synchronized clock
Last Sync :Tuesday, November 14, 2023 23:59:00 --> The time difference is greater than the specified maximum correction, NOT synchronized clock
Last Sync :Wednesday, November 15, 2023 00:00:01 --> Local clock offset was -0.22000 seconds
Last Sync :Wednesday, November 15, 2023 00:00:01 --> Local clock offset was 0.05500 seconds
Last Sync :Wednesday, November 15, 2023 00:05:01 --> Local clock offset was 0.07700 seconds
Last Sync :Wednesday, November 15, 2023 00:10:01 --> Local clock offset was -0.00000 seconds
...
Last Sync :Wednesday, November 15, 2023 10:58:01 --> Local clock offset was -0.00000 seconds
Last Sync :Wednesday, November 15, 2023 11:03:00 --> Local clock offset was 0.08800 seconds
Last Sync :Wednesday, November 15, 2023 11:08:01 --> Local clock offset was -0.02000 seconds <-- Last Log entry as found on 11/28

Final question: Does BktTimeSync have any setting to automatically limit the size of the BktTimeSyncLog.txt file?  The 1.11.3 version I installed in March 2023 created a large log file discovered when I responded to the Client's office on 11/28 (copied it to the UNIX server as it was too large to open with notepad or word pad):

-rwxr--r-- 1 root  sys  1268745653 Nov 15 11:08 BktTimeSyncLog.txt
# wc -l BktTimeSyncLog.txt
17,622,312 BktTimeSyncLog.txt  (comma's added for readability)

The BktTimeSync control panel shown above would not respond to "Sync Now" button click  when I tried to use it on 11/28 before shutting down BktTimeSync, changing the log file and rebooting the Windows 10  PC  (log file too large?).

The last displayed line was in the BktTimeSync control panel was:
Last Sync: Wednesday, November 15,  2023 11:08:01
Time was successfully synchronized using GPS receiver
local clock offset was -0.002000 seconds

Any suggestions on how to resolve the problems identified above or recommended changes to the sync check interval (10 minutes, 30 minutes 60 minutes?) is  eagerly anticipated.

TIA

I don't have frequency control from the JTDX program on the IC7000Bkt.
I don’t know whether such a function is built into the program or not.
I would like to control the transceiver via a chain...
JTDX -> IC7000Bkt->IC-7000.
If there is such a possibility, please advise.
It’s somewhat inconvenient now to set the frequency from IC7000Bkt.
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When setting the frequency from JTDX, the transceiver frequency is not controlled, and there is also no transition through frequency ranges.

Hello friends, I have an ic-7300 with the BKT full version program, I want to know if it can be done remotely outside of my home internet network, since I have already managed to use it internally and it works well, in summary what I want to know is if it can be done use remotely from another place outside my house,thank you.

I installed version 1.12.0 with Administrator rights on my Win10 laptop. GPS is connected and has drivers. The setup page starts, displays GPS lat/lon, altitude, time, grid square, instantly; then turns gray. I can not change anything from defaults and the screen says "Not responding". After several popups, status shows laptop clock was synched. Windows Task Manager shows BktTimeSync "Not responding". 
I left it running last night, this morning, the taskbar hidden apps showed the icon, but it disappeared after a minute.
I uninstalled ver 1.12.0 and installed 1.12.1; again with administrator rights, same results.



ANY ideas?
Thanks,
Duane

in questi mesi ho usato intensamente la gestione remota per l'IC706: costantemente nell'audio (in entrambe le direzioni)
si sente un fastidioso rumore di fondo (assomiglia ad un gorgoglio di acqua): come è possibile ridurlo ?
cordiali 73
I2WQ Scandio

How to localize the program:
1. Go to the installation folder ( Ex. C:\IZ2BKT\IC7300BKT Icom CAT Control )
2. Copy the file english.lng to the Documents folder
3. Rename the file english.lng with the name of the translated language (ex. spanish.lng)
3. Run BKTLocalize (https://www.maniaradio.it/dati/BKTLocalize.zip)
4. Select the file created in step 3
5. In the cells of the right column, write the translation or leave the cell empty to not translate the sentence
6. Once the translation is complete, click on [Save and Close]
7. Copy the translated file to the installation folder of IC7300BKT
8. Launch IC7300BKT and in Utility->Configuration click on [Change Language] to select the new language

IMPORTANT:
Do not replace the special characters % and \ 
The translated sentence must not be longer than the original one

If you want, you can send me the translated LNG file, and I will place it in the program's installation.

How to localize the program:
1. Go to the installation folder ( Ex. C:\Program Files (x86)\BktTimeSync )
2. Copy the file english.lng to the Documents folder
3. Rename the file english.lng with the name of the translated language (ex. spanish.lng)
3. Run BKTLocalize. From BktTimeSync version 1.20.0 onwards, use BktLocalize_Unicode.
4. Select the file created in step 3
5. In the cells of the right column, write the translation or leave the cell empty to not translate the sentence
6. Once the translation is complete, click on [Save and Close]
7. Copy the translated file to the installation folder of BktTimeSync
8. Launch BktTimeSync and click on [Change Language] to select the new language

IMPORTANT:
Do not replace the special characters % and \ 
The translated sentence must not be longer than the original one

If you want, you can send me the translated LNG file, and I will place it in the program's installation.