Connect to radio example needed

James Whiteway

Well, after waiting for several years to get back to coding my app. I have found that with v2.49 and now v3.0.19 that I can connect to the radio, but,  it causes the Spectrum display on my 6600M to freeze and become unresponsive.
I hope some kind soul would be willing to share some C# code that properly connects to the radio in v3.0.19.  My non-gui app connects just fine, after re-referencing the FlexLib dll's. But, the GUI app causes things to go nuts. I suspect I am not checking for available panadapters correctly but, until I can cleanly connect to the radio, (either being able to disconnect the M model display, or just sharing via Multi-Flex,) I feel sure that my gui app needs a full rewrite.
I guess, that's what I get for not keeping up all this time!
James
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Mark_WS7M

James,

For me this has not changed with 3.x.

First:

            API.Init();
            API.ProgramName = "FRLogger";
            API.IsGUI = false;
            API.RadioAdded += FlexRadioAdded;
            API.RadioRemoved += FlexRadioRemoved;
            API.Init();

Then in FlexRadioAdded():

        private void FlexRadioAdded(Radio radio)
        {
             radio.Connect();
        }

Eric-KE5DTO

As Mark showed, I wouldn't expect the connection logic to change going to v3.  The vast majority of the API didn't change.

James Whiteway

Mark,
That's what I use with my non-gui app. It works without causing the problems I outlined in my initial post. I think the issue is when the gui app tries to get a Panadapter.
There is a doc available from FRS that describes some changes to the api and one is specific to the GUI client and Slice. Unfortunately, it does not give any kind of code example to show the differences between v3 api and previous api's.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1TFmsFOUarZg0LCLfZ9Jf292GpqfLRErib9Oe6WzAT5w/edit

Or at least for me, it's not that clear. I have been all through Panadapter.cs and other parts of the API and still scratching my head. I should never have left this alone for so long. It seems like I have forgotten a lot. I'll get there, but, talk about slow catching up!
Thanks for your help.
James
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James Whiteway

Eric, you are correct. The example Mark posted is what my non-gui client and the gui client both use. The problem is how I am currently getting panadapter info. I am not certain how to bind my gui client properly.
Fun stuff!
James