[Dx4win] Radio Time out Issues

2012-05-18 Thread -jb

Gentlemen, I am running a Flex5000A , DDUTIL Program by K5FR and DX4WIN
v8.05.
The problem is the radio and DX4WIN keep loosing connection. DX4WIN freezes
up right
in the heat of a CW or Phone DX Contest (GRR) the finally un freezes. I
then can go to
the main tab RADIO and click Start Radio and all is well for a while.
DX4WIN is set for polling at 5000 with max try set at 6. DDUTIL polling is
set for 500.
I am running a quad core computer with WIN7 64 bit with 8 gig of ram.
HRD and other logging programs operate flawlessly.
Any suggestions or conversations appreciated.
73
Jon NQ4A 
 
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Re: [Dx4win] Radio Time out Issues

2012-05-18 Thread Rick Murphy
On Fri, May 18, 2012 at 9:58 AM, -jb mot...@verizon.net wrote:


 Gentlemen, I am running a Flex5000A , DDUTIL Program by K5FR and
 DX4WIN v8.05.
 The problem is the radio and DX4WIN keep loosing connection. DX4WIN
 freezes up right
 in the heat of a CW or Phone DX Contest (GRR) the finally un freezes.
 I then can go to
 the main tab RADIO and click Start Radio and all is well for a while.


Jon,
This is a common problem with DX4WIN and Windows 7. It's because Windows is
shutting the port off as a power saving measure, disconnecting the radio.

Here's a couple of messages from the list that have a potential solution.

From Bud, N7CW:
Your computer may be putting the USB port to sleep.  In Windows 7 try this:

Control Panel, Hardware and Sound, Power Options.  Next to Recommended
Settings, select Change Plan Settings.  Then click Change Advanced Power
Settings.  Click the + next to USB Settings.  Click the + next to USB
Selective Suspend Setting.  If you click on the Setting: Enable, you will
get a drop down box that allows you to change it to Disable.

From Joe, W4TV:
I addition to what Bud has suggested, right click on the Computer icon,
Select Properties, click on Device Manager,  Open Universal Serial
Bus controllers, select *each* USB Root Hub and Generic USB Hub
entry, select the Power Management tab and *uncheck* the box marked
Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power.


Apparently you need to follow both sets of steps to stop Windows from
shutting down the USB port.
73,
-Rick
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Rick Murphy, CISSP-ISSAP, K1MU/4, Annandale VA USA
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Re: [Dx4win] Radio Time out Issues

2012-05-18 Thread Eric Lowell
What are you using for a data rate between DX4WIN and DDUtil? I had to slow 
mine down to 9600 or so.


Eric (W1EL)

From: -jb mot...@verizon.net
To: dx4win@mailman.qth.net 
Sent: Friday, May 18, 2012 9:58 AM
Subject: [Dx4win] Radio Time out Issues


Gentlemen, I am running a Flex5000A , DDUTIL Program by K5FR and DX4WIN
v8.05.
The problem is the radio and DX4WIN keep loosing connection. DX4WIN freezes
up right
in the heat of a CW or Phone DX Contest (GRR) the finally un freezes. I
then can go to
the main tab RADIO and click Start Radio and all is well for a while.
DX4WIN is set for polling at 5000 with max try set at 6. DDUTIL polling is
set for 500.
I am running a quad core computer with WIN7 64 bit with 8 gig of ram.
HRD and other logging programs operate flawlessly.
Any suggestions or conversations appreciated.
73
Jon NQ4A 

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