[App_rpt-users] make uridiag to test URIx in Dial

Wed Jun 1 13:41:16 UTC 2016

Follow-up: Testing using other means (listening to audio out), the URIx
seems to be working, at least as an output. Not sure why uridiag is showing
errors.

Thanks,
Bob
k6ecm

-----Original Message-----
From: kk6ecm [mailto:kk6ecm at gmail.com] 
Sent: Wednesday, June 01, 2016 6:32 AM
To: 'app_rpt-users at ohnosec.org'
Subject: RE: [App_rpt-users] make uridiag to test URIx in Dial

Thanks. Now that works, but I'm failing known good URIx analog (out of
range). I know the blind plug works (2, 1 each for URI and URIx). This is
the first time I've run this on a RPi2 with DIAL. 

I had this happen under ACID (CentOS 5.10) with hardware that was not quite
compatible. Guess I'm questioning this build of uridiag on DIAL and RPi.

Thoughts?

Thanks,
Bob
k6ecm

Menu:

For Left Channel:
1 - 1004Hz, 2 - 204Hz, 3 - 300Hz, 4 - 404Hz, 5 - 502Hz
6 - 1502Hz, 7 - 2004Hz, 8 - 3004Hz, 9 - 5004Hz
For Right Channel:
11 - 1004Hz, 22 - 204Hz, 33 - 300Hz, 44 - 404Hz, 55 - 502Hz
66 - 1502Hz, 77 - 2004Hz, 88 - 3004Hz, 99 - 5004Hz
Tests, etc.
t - test normal operation (use uppercase 'T' for verbose output)
i - test digital signals only (COR,TONE,PTT,GPIO)
e - test EEPROM, E - Initialize EEPROM
l - list EEPROM contents
c - show test (loopback) connector pinout
q,x - exit program

Enter your selection:t
Testing digital I/O (PTT,COR,TONE and GPIO)....
Digital I/O passed!!
Testing Analog at 204 (and 700) Hz...
Analog level on left channel for 204.0 Hz (270.9) is out of range!!
Must be between 440.0 and 660.0
Analog level on right channel for 700.0 Hz (295.9) is out of range!!
Must be between 440.0 and 660.0
Testing Analog at 504 (and 700) Hz...
Analog level on left channel for 504.0 Hz (285.7) is out of range!!
Must be between 440.0 and 660.0
Analog level on right channel for 700.0 Hz (267.7) is out of range!!
Must be between 440.0 and 660.0
Testing Analog at 1004 (and 700) Hz...
Analog level on left channel for 1004.0 Hz (263.4) is out of range!!
Must be between 440.0 and 660.0
Analog level on right channel for 700.0 Hz (290.4) is out of range!!
Must be between 440.0 and 660.0
Testing Analog at 2004 (and 700) Hz...
Analog level on left channel for 2004.0 Hz (277.2) is out of range!!
Must be between 440.0 and 660.0
Analog level on right channel for 700.0 Hz (285.4) is out of range!!
Must be between 440.0 and 660.0
Testing Analog at 3004 (and 700) Hz...
Analog level on left channel for 3004.0 Hz (266.4) is out of range!!
Must be between 440.0 and 660.0
Analog level on right channel for 700.0 Hz (285.2) is out of range!!
Must be between 440.0 and 660.0
Testing Analog at 5004 (and 700) Hz...
Analog level on left channel for 5004.0 Hz (53.3) is out of range!!
Must be between 93.6 and 140.4
Analog level on right channel for 700.0 Hz (284.9) is out of range!!
Must be between 440.0 and 660.0
Testing Analog at 700 (and 204) Hz...
Analog level on left channel for 700.0 Hz (282.8) is out of range!!
Must be between 440.0 and 660.0
Analog level on right channel for 204.0 Hz (271.6) is out of range!!
Must be between 440.0 and 660.0
Testing Analog at 700 (and 504) Hz...
Analog level on left channel for 700.0 Hz (307.0) is out of range!!
Must be between 440.0 and 660.0
Analog level on right channel for 504.0 Hz (275.8) is out of range!!
Must be between 440.0 and 660.0
Testing Analog at 700 (and 1004) Hz...
Analog level on left channel for 700.0 Hz (291.4) is out of range!!
Must be between 440.0 and 660.0
Analog level on right channel for 1004.0 Hz (263.4) is out of range!!
Must be between 440.0 and 660.0
Testing Analog at 700 (and 2004) Hz...
Analog level on left channel for 700.0 Hz (287.0) is out of range!!
Must be between 440.0 and 660.0
Analog level on right channel for 2004.0 Hz (272.2) is out of range!!
Must be between 440.0 and 660.0
Testing Analog at 700 (and 3004) Hz...
Analog level on left channel for 700.0 Hz (286.0) is out of range!!
Must be between 440.0 and 660.0
Analog level on right channel for 3004.0 Hz (265.0) is out of range!!
Must be between 440.0 and 660.0
Testing Analog at 700 (and 5004) Hz...
Analog level on left channel for 700.0 Hz (286.9) is out of range!!
Must be between 440.0 and 660.0
Analog level on right channel for 5004.0 Hz (52.8) is out of range!!
Must be between 93.6 and 140.4
24 Error(s) found during test(s)!!!!

-----Original Message-----
From: app_rpt-users-bounces at ohnosec.org
[mailto:app_rpt-users-bounces at ohnosec.org] On Behalf Of Steve Zingman
Sent: Wednesday, June 01, 2016 3:39 AM
To: app_rpt-users at ohnosec.org
Subject: Re: [App_rpt-users] make uridiag to test URIx in Dial

Bob,
The version of uridiag on the svn is correct
svn co http://svn.ohnosec.org/svn/projects/allstar/uridiag/trunk uridiag
cd uridiag
make
make install

73, Steve N4IRS

On 06/01/2016 05:27 AM, kk6ecm wrote:
>> Ive included three things, contents of the folder containing uridiag
files, a listing of Makefile, and the make install results.
> root at K6ECM-2:/trunk_uri# ls
> fftsg.c  Makefile  uridiag.c
> root at K6ECM-2:/trunk_uri# cat Makefile
>
> CFLAGS=-Wall
>
> all:    uridiag
>
> install: all
>          install -m 755 uridiag /usr/bin/uridiag
>
> uridiag:        uridiag.c fftsg.c
>          cc -Wall uridiag.c fftsg.c -o uridiag -lusb -lasound -lm
>
>
> root at K6ECM-2:/trunk_uri# make install
> cc -Wall uridiag.c fftsg.c -o uridiag -lusb -lasound -lm
> /usr/bin/ld: /tmp/cc1hh6L8.o: undefined reference to symbol
'pthread_join@@GLIBC_2.4'
> //lib/arm-linux-gnueabihf/libpthread.so.0: error adding symbols: DSO
missing from command line
> collect2: error: ld returned 1 exit status
> Makefile:10: recipe for target 'uridiag' failed
> make: *** [uridiag] Error 1
> root at K6ECM-2:/trunk_uri#
>
>
> thanks,
> Bob
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