I've got a new NQSMHS (built from kit) that I can't get the DVAR Hotspot
software (v 2.57) to recognize.
It reports the adapter status as 'Disabled'. I've tried on both my Vista
32-Bit and XP computers.
All else with the adapter seems normal. NAWinCFG sees it just fine and RF Read
and
Thanks for taking the time to read this post.
We are looking to establish a D-Star HotSpot at our local EOC.
I am looking for information regarding what we wil need to do so.
Our county wants to utilize the D-Star system, but due to financial issues we
are limited to how we must
The good news is it's really easy to get a HotSpot up and running. I purchased
an assembled board (NQSMHS) from Mark Phillips G7LTT/NI2O in New Jersey, US. I
was lazy so bought the radio cable from him, though I later made one up quite
easily for another HotSpot. I hooked this up to a spare
Most radios are sent to 8bit. Can all radio's bit rate be changed?
I believe it is the LOW bit rate that lowers the quality of d-star's audio. Is
there a sub menu in the radio's. Also can the repeater's rate be change to a
higher rate?
John
Hi John,
Not quite sure what you are thinking, but here is a brief overview of the
DStar data stream.
The input to / output from the data processing 'module' of the radio is a
9600 Baud stream - which equates to roughly 960 eight bit characters per
second.
The logic of the system digitizes
