Folks:
I wonder if anyone has encountered this problem:
Running SDR-1000
Power SDR 1.8.0
N1MM Logger Version 7.12.7 1-20-2008
VAC 4.08
N8VB VCOM 2.26
Winkey set to Iambic B in N1MM
In the POWER SDR set up I have both CAT control and Enable PTT checked.
Everything works as it should in
some notorious contesters away from hitting that F-1 (CQ) key
quite as often. ;)
Brian K7RE
Jim Lux wrote:
At 04:01 PM 12/11/2007, Brian Kassel wrote:
Cecil et Al:
Actually there are several, various N3FJP programs, HRD I think,
and several others. If DDE were implemented, I imagine
Jim:
Thanks for the tips. I am not very aware of other interfaces, so your
tips help a lot. Yes, I am strictly a hobby programmer, HI!
Brian K7RE
--
age, crankiness treachery will overcome youth energy skill
Jim Lux wrote:
Quoting Brian Kassel [EMAIL PROTECTED], on Wed 12 Dec 2007 07
Cecil et Al:
Actually there are several, various N3FJP programs, HRD I think, and several
others. If DDE were implemented, I imagine other more popular logging programs
might do the same like N1MM Logger etc. Not sure that other more sophisticated
linking methods would be worthwhile, as the
Folks:
Thanks to Rob for his very well done step by step instructions on how
to set up the SDR-1000 with the N1MM Logger. I have successfully
implemented the WinKey chip with the above. It works very well, and
absolutely no strange or abnormal CW keying has been seen. All of my
strange
- AE5P
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Folks:
Has anyone out there successfully configured
keying the radio through a Rigblaster pro. It sent pretty good cw
setting the program to HIGH priority.
Greg K0PJ/9
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as well as via a keyboard?
Simplicity is the soul of elegance.
Why should I be required to spend yet another $70 for a WinKey kit and
build it up in my shop to fix what is basically a specification bug in
PowerSDR?
73's
Rob
AB7CF
On Tue, 06 Nov 2007 08:00:13 -0700 Brian Kassel [EMAIL PROTECTED
Folks:
Has anyone out there successfully configured the above combination? I
had very serious timing issues this last weekend in the ARRL SS CW. I
was using the internal keyer that is included in N1MM Logger. I am
thinking that most of the timing issues could be circumvented by using
Folks:
Several folks suggested that I simply upgrade MixW. That totally
fixed the problem. By simply upgrading to the very latest Version 2.18
(there are several 2.18 versions), the problem went away completely. I
did not attempt yet to upgrade the VCOM or the VAC. So, for the
record
in digital modes checked in your setup
box. This is VERY aggravating. We need Bob to make a change to CAT:
If we are in DigU and we are told to go to USB, we lie and say we did
and we report we are in USB.
Bob
N4HY
Brian Kassel wrote:
Folks:
Several folks suggested that I
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Hi John:
I did remember that message on the Flex Reflector, but I wasn't sure
what version of MixW fixed the problems, and as I recall the message dod
not address exactly what problems were fixed, that's one reason why I
hesitated to upgrade. I even checked
Folks:
When using the MixW program, ONLY in the OLIVIA and MFSK modes, MixW
crashes after I make a transmission, at the instant I attempt to return
to receive. This happens every time without fail. I get the MixW has
experienced a problem, Send a Report to MS window. It does not happen
Hello Peter:
This sounds very much like the issue that I also had experienced. The
problem is that with newer units a PTC device was installed,
mechanically coupled to the 200 MHz. reference oscillator can. This
unit, as I understand it, is a combination thermistor and resistive
heater,
and it needs
to be voltage stabilized. The PTC is powered from the rear, fartherest
left connection of the barrier strip, with the radiooriented so that
it's front faces you.
Brian K7RE
Jim Lux wrote:
At 08:02 AM 3/14/2007, Brian Kassel wrote:
Hello Peter:
snip of Brian's experiences
Folks:
I have finally been able to completely eliminate the short term
frequency drift of 20 -30 Hz. when returning to RX after transmitting
for just a few seconds. In the last few weeks I have operated several
digital contests, and am happy to report that there is no measurable
drift as
Folks:
Just wanted to report what I believe is an error in the otherwise
excellent KB article that Eric did concerning the Griffen PowerMate set
up. In Figure 18, the instructions indicate that the Long Click
should be set to the Down Arrow key. However, I think that the Long
Click should
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Sent: Sunday, January 21, 2007 2:37 PM
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Subject: [Flexradio] Error in KB Article for Griffen PowerMate ?
Folks:
Just wanted to report what I believe is an error in the otherwise
Folks:
Just wanted to report what I believe is an error in the otherwise
excellent KB article that Eric did concerning the Griffen PowerMate set
up. In Figure 18, the instructions indicate that the Long Click
should be set to the Down Arrow key. However, I think that the Long
Click
Folks:
In playing in the RTTY contest this weekend, I have discovered, what
I think may be an error in the default setup for SDR V 1.8.0. Under
the General Options tab, in the Click Tune Offsets (Hz) group, the
default settings are set to:
DigU 1200
DigL 2210.
I believe that this group's
. It seems to be a combined
heater / termistor with approx 50 ohm att room temp. and 150 ohm at
operation temp.
Hope this sheds some light upon how the preheater / termistor is fed.
groeten van
SM6OMH Willi
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Onderwerp: Re: [Flexradio] More Strange Frequency Drift Problem
Peter,
You wrote:
I am not sure where the power for the heater on the 200MHz oscillator
come
from
I bought a new 1 W SDR1000 last month before
current the 5V reg is running at).
groeten van
SM6OMH Willi
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Sent: Saturday, January 06, 2007 11:09 PM
Subject: Re: [Flexradio] More Strange Frequency Drift Problem
I am
Folks:
Can someone tell me where the regulated voltage for the 200 MHz.
oscillator comes from? It isn't clear to me in the schematic. I am
investigating a 22 HZ oscillator frequency change from TX to RX that
occurs in the first 10 seconds, then stabilizes to less than 1 Hz
change. .
to drift a little.
It would only occur in high duty modes. Ultimately I gave the
thermistor its own power supply. After that the problem was solved.
Good luck and let us know if you are able to solve it.
73 Maarten N1DZ
On Sun, 31 Dec 2006 17:00:57 -0500, Brian Kassel
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these
symptoms, whatever the ultimate fix might be.
Brian K7RE
Jim Lux wrote:
At 08:06 PM 12/31/2006, Brian Kassel wrote:
Have you tried using your frequency counter to count the 200 MHz
reference oscillator. A small loop of wire near the DDS should pick
it up. As I recall, there's some jumper
Folks:
I have been told that with the newer SDR's (mine is only a few weeks old), no
turn on drift should be experienced with the thermistor modification. However
I see drift of probably 100 HZ or so immediately after turn on, for about 10
minutes or so. I have the feeling that the
appreciate any assistance you can
provide.
Brian K7RE
Jim Lux wrote:
At 12:22 PM 12/31/2006, Brian Kassel wrote:
Hi Ross:
As I had mentioned in 2 messages to Tim:
I also got a reply from Ken, N9VV. He basically agrees with you, and
I gladly accept the turn on drift, no problem. I
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Verzonden: zo 31-12-2006 22:18
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the typical
20 or 22A capacity version.
Brian K7RE
Larry Loen wrote:
Brian Kassel wrote:
Hi Jim:
Thanks for the note. Let's see if I can describe to you what I
see. After even a short transmission of, say, 5 seconds, running
something like 5W, the frequency of the received PSK-31 signal
Of Brian Kassel
Sent: Sunday, December 31, 2006 10:35 AM
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Subject: [Flexradio] More Strange Frequency Drift Problem
Folks:
I have been told that with the newer SDR's (mine is only a few weeks old),
no turn on drift should be experienced
Folks:
I notice a strange indication when I am in the Digital mode with any
version of the console, and any digital mode program. When switching
back to receive after a transmission, all signals on the waterfall move
a few tens of Hz. left to right. This drift ceases after about 2-3
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