Hi Larry,
I will be faced with the same problem. Hopefully I'll be getting my DB18E
up in the air sometime toward the end of August. I use DDUtil, and plan on
using it for the Steppir. I am hoping that I can use a USB to serial
converter for the Steppir. I have heard various successful /
I have setup a Flex 3000 for my Dad recently. The ambient noise floor
seems to be very high. With no antenna connected it shows a -73 dbm on
the S meter. What might explain that??
Also often, but not always when I power up PSDR and turn the start
button on I get no audio for a few
On Sat, Jun 9, 2012 at 8:39 AM, Gary Franklin franklin6...@att.net wrote:
I have setup a Flex 3000 for my Dad recently. The ambient noise floor
seems to be very high. With no antenna connected it shows a -73 dbm on
the S meter. What might explain that??
Also often, but not always when I
Patrick,
Interesting comments on your part about the inability for PSDR not able to be
used with a touch screen. If you search YouTube you will find many video
submissions using a touch screen with PSDR. Look at Ik3vig's many touch screen
and cube3d videos.
It can be done and is being done by
When your radio goes into convulsions as you say, what is happening is that
you have too many
windows applications running in the background competing with PowerSDR. Go to
control
panel - device manager - adapters, and right click on each adapter and DONT
DELETE THEM, but
disable them. Usually
Never had (or at least noticed) this before.
As a long time user of N1MM (12.2.3) and PSDR 2.1.15 I suddenly found today
that when I click on a spot in the bandmap it now sets MultiRX to on, like
every spot is a Split except the Split tab isn't lit, just MultiRX.
I haven't changed any settings on
Robert
I found its not that you cannot use it but its not the optimal way to use it.
I found it good for gross tuning but for fine tuning (where you would
normally use close-in click-tune or wheel scrolling, its not as natural.
Its also possible that I am so ingrained using the mouse that its
This can also be caused by excessive DPC (Deferred Process Calls). I had
a similar problem when I first got my Flex-3000 and for me the main
culprit turned out to be the real time protection in Malwarebytes. After
disabling real time protection my problem was solved. I still do a daily
scan
Solved. Pilot error.
N1MM Config Dual RX always on was checked.
Argh, and phew. :)
Anyone hungry? I got extra egg, that which is not on my face ;)
Mike
G7TWC
On 9 June 2012 18:45, Michael Ruttenberg mjruttenb...@gmail.com wrote:
Never had (or at least noticed) this before.
As a long time
5000a, Win XP SP3
I recently installed PowerSDR 2.3.5 but am having problems and would
like to drop back to 2.2.3 temporarily.
Can I do this by simply running 2.2.3 or do I have to make changes in
firmware/driver/etc first? If so, what is required?
Thanks
Jerry W4UK
Neil,
As you are the recognized SDR computer expert, I believe that if you tested or
sold touch screen SDR computers, Flex radio in the future might make a few GUI
changes to make their application more touch friendly. I believe touch
interface is where everything is going, it is just applying
What he said!
You can do a lot of things but some of them are not provident. Driving
screws with a hammer works sort of but is not optimal.
I find touch screens to be OK in some instances but fine work is not one of
them. Everyone I know who has used touch screens (significantly larger than
I'll continue to use a keyboard (and a good, IBM clicky keyboard at
that). I mostly work digital, and I can type much faster on a physical
keyboard (gives feedback) than I can type by touching the
keys on a touch screen. But then, I also dislike most laptop keyboards
enough that I will plug in a
What software options are there for routing rx/tx audio over the network,
for remote PowerSDR operation? Normally I use Skype, but I'm rarely outside
my house, I usually operate remotely on the same LAN, so I don't need its
global reach. And the audio quality latency are not that great.
What I'd
I have received many suggestions and have cleared up a couple of the
issues below! But no one has commented on the high noise floor .
-73 dbm with no antenna attached! seems out of wack to me . any
suggestions?
Thanks
Gary, K8BKB
Original Message
Subject:
I have used Skype in the past. However, Skype is designed for high
quality telephone conversations and it tries to eliminate background
noise. A certain amount of noise is inherent in our usage and any
attempt to eliminate it, instead of improving it, causes pumping. Thus,
I use IPSound by
Rich, thanks for the IPSound suggestion. As best I can tell, it looks like
that program hasn't been updated in a very long time and might actually be
abandoned. It seems to still work well on Windows but there is no MacOS X
client available that I can find.
I've been playing a bit with Airfoil
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