John,
The README file is located at:
http://www.hamsdr.com/dnld.aspx?id=387
DO get this file and read it carefully for instructions on how to
properly install the console code.
The zip file of Jeff's version of the console is at:
http://www.hamsdr.com/dnld.aspx?id=386
To otherwise locate them
hi -
i'm a ribbon mic junky and figured i'd hook one up to the flex. the mic is a
shinybox #23.
the mic has a very low output signal so i bumped the flex mic gain up to
fairly high levels. with that, i received audio reports mainly stating i had
had terrible rf in the audio.out came the
Phil,
Yes, in my estimation (not agreed with by Flex, both Eric and John have both
thumbs down my take on this), a good low noise mic pre-amp is a fine
addition to the Flex set up. I use an inexpensive Beringher.
In a thread a few weeks ago, I suggested this fix to a fellow Flexer that
was
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I need to clarify Flex's position.
A mic preamp is not required to operate the SDR1000-there is sufficient gain
included in the software to run just about any low level microphone. We
have not done a good job of documenting the various procedures to achieve
the desired result; this is somethig
match. Most headphones us 30 to 60 Ohm impedance.
Jerry
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when running high flex mic gain settings and the ribbon piped straight into
the firebox an observations was noise or artifacts on the transmit audio and
the monitored audio coming out of the firebox.
in no way am i stating that my observations are a bug or problem with the
flex. my
Ohms, would a 600 Ohm headphone be the proper match. Most
headphones us 30 to 60 Ohm impedance.
Jerry
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Don't forget that the Firebox has two integrated preamps as well.
-Tim
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On 7/31/06, John Basilotto W5GI [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The Behringer UB802 mixer at $39 is a best buy. It has 2 pre-amplified
inputs and numerous outputs and phantom voltage. It is relatively RF proof.
It also as an effective 3-band EQ.
Ditto that comment, as I used the UB802 prior to
The BandText table simply denotes whether you should be able to transmit in
that band. The actual checking of the frequency is deeper in the code.
Please contact me privately for information about unlocking the console for
legitimate applications (different IARU plan, MARS, etc).
Eric
The archives for both the source and the installs are available on our
download page at www.flex-radio.com. Note that SVN is probably an easier
way to look at the diffs as each change has notes associated with it along
with which files changed. I suggest using CSDiff as the diff viewer in
Yes. Sometimes we can fix things over the weekend, but this weekend
everyone was out of town. A fix was posted yesterday that should address
the fatal error on startup. This will be looked at more closely this week.
Eric Wachsmann
FlexRadio Systems
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Please use a great deal of caution when adjusting the output mode of the
Delta 44. Switching from -10dBv to +4dBu takes the voltage from a safe
0.98VRMS max to a whopping 4.3VRMS max. This higher voltage will almost
surely damage the SDR-1000 (specifically, IC2 on the TRX board) if you were
to
On 7/31/06, Eric Wachsmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Please use a great deal of caution when adjusting the output mode of the
Delta 44. Switching from -10dBv to +4dBu takes the voltage from a safe
0.98VRMS max to a whopping 4.3VRMS max. This higher voltage will almost
surely damage the
After a call to Eric, I see now what he was talking about...
The output level on the D-44 does NOT allow you to isolate between 12
or 34. Eric says that if you change it on the D-44 console BEFORE
you fire up the rig, it will automatically set it to the correct
setting, however if you try to
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Have you tried experimenting with the
PowerSDR Setup Sound Card Buffer Size (presently 2048) and
PowerSDR Setup DSP Buffer Size (presently 1024) Jim?
Changing the Delta 44 control panel,
Hardware Settings,
DMA Buffer Size
Latency from 256 to 512
cured the crackle/pop distortion for me,
but you
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According to M-Audio this is how both the d44 and a ap192 work. so how are
you flex radio folks configuring mix w to work with this?
Thanks
Doug / K0ZU
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I have the SDR-1000 configured with the 100W amp and tuner. With the tuner
in Byp mode, click TUN, Pwr Out indicates 12W. With tuner in Full mode,
click TUN, Pwr Out = 0 Watts. Something is amiss here.
Jim, W4ATK
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I do not have an SDR-1000 (yet) but use my Delta 44 with MixW and a Ten
Tec Pegasus with no problem on INS and OUTS 1 2. In fact, I use
inputs and outputs 3 4 separately (by loading an alternate patch bay
scheme into the M-Audio Control Panel) when I employ the computer in my
audio
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on the AMD Athlon 64 X2 dual core processor and
an
ASUS M2N32-SLI Deluxe motherboard.
thanks,
Dave
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Jim, are you testing into a dummy load?
If you take the top cover off, do you see the LEDs
on the tuner blink?
The tuner manual is the Z-100 Operations Manual from
the Flex-Radio web site.
I'm guessing that the ATU is communicating with the
SDR-1000, because if it isn't, PowerSDR has a pop up
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