Gads- I remember those earlier Flex days with chills. Every day a new branch
of the user-coded PSDR code was released, de-bugged in this forum, and then
re-bugged with another release. It was the best of times, it was the worst of
times.
When Gerald got real and hired Steve and the gang, the
Turning on ESC and the second RX really gobbles CPU power. It was the only
time I had to upgrade my PC to compensate.
Are you running out of CPU resources?
Jim KJ2P
> Date: Sun, 19 Oct 2014 06:14:26 -0400
> From: ke...@3950.net
> To: flexradio@flex-radio.biz
> Subject: [Flexradio] Transmit au
I highly endorse Ray's Voicekeyer. I've got it hooked up using Steve's DDutil,
which also controls other software and hardware.
Side benefits of Voice Keyer are:
I don't wake up the house repeating "KJ2P" or "You're 59 in New York" into
pileups and contests.
I compress the heck out of some of
C'mon, Travis- a hundred bucks ain't even a 50 foot length of good coax.
An awful lot of non-techie, non-IT guys use Flexes all the time. If you need
'personal assistance' to use some of the advanced interfacing with third party
software, you either have to be real nice, or pay for it.
NYTimes ran an article today about a private group trying to resurrect the 30
year old ISEE satellite. One of the obstacles is the inability of modern
transmitters to broadcast a signal that ISEE could hear.
The article said that with the introduction of modern so-called software
defined radi
The original article claimed that the problem arose at UHF frequencies, and
suggested that transverters shouldn't be used with the Flex.
As expected, many hams did not read the entire article, and now claim that
Flex's are a polluter.
Tell me, have you ever seen evidence of this? Has anyone
Skins are in C:\ProgramData\FlexRadio Systems\PowerSDR\skins.
Paid forward from the past assistance given to me on this topic.
Jim KJ2P
> From: jpa...@me.com
> Date: Mon, 17 Feb 2014 16:35:45 -0800
> To: flexradio@flex-radio.biz
> Subject: [Flexradio] can't find skins folder
>
> trying to fin
Dave,
Macs are often superb platforms for PowerSDR.
Two threshold requirements for a PC to run PowerSDR: It has to be able to run
a Firewire connection, and it has to have low to moderate "DPC latency".
To check on the latency of your PC, download DPC LAT.exe from www.thesycon.de
If your lat
Brad,
If you're going to use DDutil, you may want to 'Un enable' AutoDetect in PSDR,
and use DDU's Knob functions instead.
I was in your shoes, and forced the Knob's port assignment in Windows Device
Manager.
{First find an empty hardware Com port in Device Manager
Then Control Panel / Devic
qualifed to read it and would buy it, maybe buy two so I could
> read it twice.
>
> Sent from my iPad
>
> > On Dec 19, 2013, at 12:08 PM, Jim Jannuzzo wrote:
> >
> >
> > Ahh but there is: It's called DDutil plus the Flex Knob. I use DDutil to
> >
Ahh but there is: It's called DDutil plus the Flex Knob. I use DDutil to set
the three buttons in the Knob set to execxute macros that change my display
from -115 to -135. The three macros are:M31 ZZDQ-115;ZZDN-120;
M32 ZZDQ-125;ZZDN-130;
M33 ZZDQ-115;ZZDN-120; ZZDQ is the CAT comm
The choice of "ANT 1" for RX2 seems to have been eliminated in this version.
This is bad for my install:
I have ANT 2 going to an amp and then a SteppIR vertical, and ANT1 going
directly to a dipole. Previously, I could use PSDR's antenna switching to
direct the dipole either to RX2 for d
Mike,
Like Ken said, you can't run PSDR or any other streaming audio program when
your PC is stalling with 38ooo us DPC's.
Download and run latencymon.exe . It will tell you (in too much detail) which
program or service is stalling. When you find the worst few offenders, google
them and yo
I wonder what happens if he tests a current production version of the 5000? He
trashed the transmitter based on 2008 test data, and things have changed a lot
since then.
Jim KJ2P
> From: draxfel...@gmail.com
> Date: Thu, 17 Oct 2013 15:30:10 -0400
> To: mi...@m0aws.co.uk
> CC: flexradio@fl
I've been reading snippets that lead me to believe that the plan is to have
some kind of "combiner" capability with several 6700's over the internet,
although not in the near future. I'm thinking this may be something like the
current ESC, spread out over thousands of miles.
My question goes t
It is possible that you have "zombie ports" remaining, after the installs and
uninstalls. Zombie ports are hidden, they don't work, and they block the
installation of new virtual ports. Find them and delete them:
Start
Run
Type cmd.exe in the textbox and click OK
Type set devmgr_show_nonpres
Drax,
The video card has its own sound card built into it. The NVidia HD audio
driver is used to drive the HDMI audio. When it was installed, it set itself
up as the default audio device. I hate self-centered programs.
Jim KJ2P
> From: draxfel...@gmail.com
> Date: Fri, 2 Aug 2013 07:20:03 -
paim,
A website called anandtech.com includes a test of dpc latency when it tests
motherboards. Here is a recent review of many z77 and Z87 motherboards:
http://www.anandtech.com/show/6989/intel-z87-motherboard-review-with-haswell-gigabyte-msi-asrock-and-asus-at-200/19
.
As you know, choi
Dale,
The simple solution in PSDR is to enable "Disconnect RX2 RF input on TX".
This is in Setup, General, RX2 .
This uses the relays in the F5K to physically disconnect antennas from the RX2
board.
Flex says this gives you additional RX2 overload protection, but that the
protection is no
Before I start a Flex service ticket, I'll ask if anyone has seen this
breakdown:
F5K was running fine in the afternoon. Shut down PSDR, leaving F5K powered up.
Restarted PSDR in the evening, and it's dead:
Shows S8 noise everywhere, with no received signals, on any of two antennas or
dummy
So- how did that grounding system work for your shack?
Jim KJ2P
> Date: Thu, 27 Jun 2013 12:33:27 -0400
> From: nealk...@gmail.com
> To: flexradio@flex-radio.biz
> Subject: Re: [Flexradio] Abroham Neal Lightning. Strike
>
> Comcast says they will not fix until next Tuesday so five business days
From: jsqu...@msn.com
To: rj...@comcast.net
Subject: RE: [Flexradio] Flex 5000A and RFI
Date: Wed, 19 Jun 2013 18:42:19 +
Bob,
I sit about four feet from the outside unit of a Mitsubishi split ductless
system, and about 20 feet from two of the indoor units. They were purchased and
inst
The cabinet is reported to be the unavailable part. Anyone who can wear out
their cabinet should consider owning more than one radio.
Jim KJ2P
> From: w...@embarqmail.com
> To: flexradio@flex-radio.biz
> Date: Sun, 19 May 2013 16:38:56 -0400
> Subject: [Flexradio] 5000 Accessories
>
> OK -
>
Discontinuing the 5000 makes a lot of sense. The 6500 has an ATU, Four slice
receivers, and the best available hardware and software for $4,300. The 5000
with an ATU and second RX was about $3,500, IIRC. With a price point that
close on two top-end radios, it's better to get the customer bas
VSP emulators do not shut down when the control panel is shut down. Windows
enumerates the virtual ports during startup, so the VSPs are usable whenever
called for. To show this, shut down (or never open) the VSP control panel
program. Go to Windows Control Panel, Devices and Printers. Yo
Good analogy, Ray, in reverse- GM now puts the supercharged engine from the
$120,000 Corvette ZR1 in a $70,000 Cadillac. I'm hoping that some of that 6700
magic makes it into the 5000. How about a plug-in Arduino chip? Jim KJ2P>
From: k9...@rnacs.com
> To: tm.st...@verizon.net; flexradio@flex-
Chris,I fixed a similar problem by 'forcing' the Flexcontrol to a specific COM
port. It always tried to install itself on a COM port that was occupied by
four-port PCIe card. To force the Knob to use a specific port, go to Control
Panel, Devices and Printers, and look for the FlexConktrol or
Steve,You may be on the right track with the sample rates. PSDR sends data
back and forth to DM780 through VAC lines. If any of the three are set to a
bps that is not an even multiple of the other two, you get dropped bits,
truncated bytes, and bad words. You can actually get weird results an
I'll put a vote in for Ray's Voice Keyer software, if you're trying to send
canned voice snippets. I use PSDR to record a snippet, Audacity to fix it up,
and then Voice Keyer to send it. It sure beats repeating a call sign into a
pileup. I've found that I can use Audacity to super-compress a
Robert, It might be more effective (and cheaper) than ferrites to kill the
common mode currents at the antenna with a balun. The only thing in a Flex
system that may be more RFI-sensitive than other radios is the firewire cable.
Are you using a good Granite firewire cable? Jim KJ2P> To: ve3..
But the upside is that if you do have a second RX, this becomes fairly easy. I
run DM780 for PSK (et al) on RX1 and CW Skimmer for wide band CW decode on RX2
at the same time. I'm also having a second brain transplanted to be able to
keep track of both of them.Jim KJ2P
> Date: Fri, 2 Nov 20
h the 160M
> almost vertical on my remote base. It is an inverted L with the L at 80ft
> ish. :)
>
> Mike va3mw
>
>
> On Sat, Oct 20, 2012 at 11:26 AM, Jim Jannuzzo wrote:
>
> > Mike,
> > There is a mod you can do to OUT OF WARRANTY F5K power switches that
Jim,You need to balance all the components in your audio chain, so that one is
not u nderpowered and another is making up for it by being over-powered.
You're describing a classic audio overdrive problem in PSDR that is easily
fixable with this software. In essence, you start with a mic gain a
Ray,It's easy to do if you use DDutil. Set up 'band change macros' with the
CAT commands that set upper and lower display frequencies. For example,
ZZDQ-115; sets the lower Panadapter display frequency to -115dB. Jim KJ2P
> From: percival@gmail.com
> To: flexradio@flex-radio.biz
> Date:
en and unused ports. Something tells me something is hosed in the registry
after all these failed attempts to get this installed. 73Chris, KA1GEUFrom:
Jim Jannuzzo [mailto:jsqu...@msn.com]
Sent: Monday, October 15, 2012 2:51 PM
To: ctsee...@cox.net; pfeuff...@gmail.com
Cc: flexradio@flex-radio.
In all this, I bet you have a zombie port blocking the FlexControl's use of
that port. Zombie ports often happen when you install VSPManager (et al)
without first deleting all serial port pairs. They also happen if you try to
install the FlexControl without first unstalling VSP Manager (and f
Jerry,If you use DDutil, you can set a Band Change Macro to execute a CAT
command whenever you change to a different band (like ZZDQ-125;ZZDN-115;) to
set the display's lower limits. After awhile, you'll find that you add other
comands to several Band Change Macros like DDFW;ZZDQ-135;ZZDN-135;Z
Interesting discrepancy between your results and mine. I have CW Skimmer
decoding wideband CW on my RX2, while simultaneously decoding other digi modes
on my RX1 using DM780. Several posters have reported problems hooking up CWS
with 2.4, and I don't understand where the problem lies.
I use
The new Flex Radio driver from TC Allied Technologies shows up as an audio
driver in Windows. The hardware driver for my Firewire card still shows up as
the Microsoft Legacy driver. Should we now change the hardware driver to the
current Firewire card driver? If so, should it be from ei
While I agree with these sentiments whole-heartedly, the President of SPE and
designer of the Expert series of amps does not. He insisted to the Expert
Yahoo group that ALC should always be used with his solid state amps. This was
surprising to me, in that the Expert amps have more protection
"Gee our old LaSalle ran great! Those were the days..." Archie and Edith
Bunker, circa 1970
> Date: Wed, 22 Aug 2012 13:19:37 -0700
> From: w...@att.net
> To: k1...@yahoo.com; fishflor...@gmail.com
> CC: flexradio@flex-radio.biz
> Subject: Re: [Flexradio] Lots of lightly used Flex Radios for
Nick,If it 'only' happens when you start the Flex, that points to the Firewire
card. Is this a new condition, or was the Flex running OK on this computer
before? If the Flex and computer were running fine before, and this just
started: Did you just make a change, like disconnecting all the c
David,You're behind the curve on this one. The President of Flex has recently
stated in writing that there are no plans to discontinue the 5000, 3000, or
1500. Why should he repeat himself?Jim KJ2P
> From: david.pain...@ntlworld.com
> To: flexradio@flex-radio.biz
> Date: Sun, 12 Aug 2012 18:5
With a tip of the hat to Steve Nance, this is a visual basic script (*.vbs)
program that opens my stuff with one click, after checking if each of the
programs is already running. Is this what you were thinking of? It's pretty
easy to modify to do what you want. Note that the Process.Name is
Uncheck the Set Up option "Enable Higgledy-Piddigy".
Then check the resolution and "font/icon size" in Windows. An easy way to do
this is to goofy-click (that is, right click a normal mouse) a blank area of
the desktop, click Personalize, and click Display on the bottom left. Set the
font si
I am not a hirech guru. But that hasn't stoppped me from ponitificating
before. You want to connect DDutil to PowerSDR. DDu has the capability to
switch hardware things by band or by macro. You connect it to PSDR with a
virtual serial cable. There are a couple of good VSP programs, such as
Bret,Here is a vote for sharing the write-up. Does Teamviewer only communciate
through its servers like Skype, or does it allow direct voice communication
from client to client?Jim
> From: bmi...@ecso.com
> To: r...@w3zj.com
> Date: Mon, 11 Jun 2012 19:48:18 -0600
> CC: flexradio@flex-radio.bi
Larry,I bought a cable from SteppIR. After looking at its connections, I cut
the ends off, soldered on two new ends, and was satisfied. This indicates my
prior level of satisfaction with my purchase of the SteppIR cable.
I second the use of DDutil. Besides just following the band and frequen
Picture, if you will: New bathroom under construction with tile floor over
slab, about 20 feet from shack. Wife with Cold Feet. Wife marvels at heated
floors all over Europe during our last visits. Having set the scene, does
anyone have experience with electric heating mats designed for
There are a half-dozen profiles included, but I found that it was easier and
quicker to set my own three or four. I have a few that auto select either a
headset boom mic, or PR781, and then further tailor them to when I feel like
Walter Cronkite or want the greatest punch through a pileup.
Yes, the defaults work if your mic and your voice aren't overpowering one of
the stages. The way to find out is to go through the audio stages in the order
that Brian detailed, and be sure that none of them pushes ALC even a little
over 0. ALC in PowerSDR results in hard clipping. It takes
Patrick,I found that DDutil supports the Flex Knob even better than PowerSDR
does. It gives more control options, expecially some I wanted. In addition,
since I have a little VB script to start everything in order and delay starts
by a few seconds, DDutil brings up the Knob after PSDR is up a
I understand that everyone wants to be helpful, but it would be disappointing
to think that Flex doesn't use Google. It also may be seen to further
encourage Flex to limit the amount of info they release. . Jim, KJ2P
> From: m...@valentine1.com
> To: flexradio@flex-radio.biz
> Date: Tue, 5 Ju
Jack,This very question has been troubling me. SInce the radio will receive
all frequencies, and display 8 slices of them, how do you engineer an antenna
with gain across all frequencies, and/or gain in eight directions? (Since the
6700 has two antenna paths for its eight slices, you'd really
Mathias,The standard method to troubleshoot. when all else fails: Reset the
database to factory defaults. If that fixes the problem, then an option was
inadvertantly set incorrectly, or a PC crash hurt the file. If the radio works
again, then you can import the tables with Ray K9DUR SDRDataTra
Lester,You will definitely want DDutil between the Flex and your THP amp. In
addition to auto band control, you will probably want DDutil's Autodrive
functionality. The 5K does not use voltage control ALC, which is not
necessarily a bad thing. DDutil can set the 5K power level by band, so tha
Bill,What has been lost in all the suggestions thrown out is that the issues of
"grounding" and "PC performance" are distinct as they affect PSDR freezing,
You probably don't have a grounding problem, you probably are having latency
issues.
Windows processes everything in a queue. As it is d
Yes, I will. You're flying to another country on vacation. You don't want a
radio you don't know yet. Take the Icom. When you have a few days or weeks to
learn the new Flex 3000 and PowerSDR, troubleshoot the admittedly borderline
PC, and package everything for easy transport, the Flex/PC pa
It must be the "meds": Tim made a forward looking statement on release dates!
Is it soup yet?Jim KJ2P
> Date: Wed, 23 May 2012 11:10:20 -0400
> From: t...@flex-radio.com
> To: flexradio@flex-radio.biz
> Subject: Re: [Flexradio] PowerSDR
>
> Paul,
>
> Thanks for your comments.
>
> The FLE
Steve,
I want you to charge for software! However, I'd rather you charge a single
government or commercial customer $10,000 rather than charging 50 amateurs $200
each.
I was puzzled at first by the decision to develop a whole new software suite
for a limited-distribution high end amate
The "Signature Series" pre-release deposit includes the signature of the
designer on the radio. May I assume that's Dr. Bob? Jim KJ2P
> Date: Fri, 18 May 2012 09:53:25 -0400
> From: t.m.ellison...@gmail.com
> To: flexradio@flex-radio.biz
> Subject: Re: [Flexradio] Working prototype at Dayton?
Ray,That surprises me. I thought Gerald has alluded to fees for updates after
a certain point in the future? That was quite some time ago, of course. I've
always expected to fund future updates of PSDR after the initial features were
fully developed. Since we can now push the FM button and
Robert,The fast way to fix this is to have Neal tune your PC over the internet.
If you are like some of us, and won't ask directions even when we are positive
we're lost, then try running latencymon.exe from resplendence.com . It
provides too much information, but some of that info overload t
ater that I have QSOs with either no frequency or the wrong frequency.
>
> Gary
> WG1I
>
> On 5/16/2012 11:36 AM, Jim Jannuzzo wrote:
> > Don and Gary,Me too. I use MiniD / VSPmgr between DDutil and HRD Logger /
> > DM780. If I bobble the startup sequence (like f
Don and Gary,Me too. I use MiniD / VSPmgr between DDutil and HRD Logger /
DM780. If I bobble the startup sequence (like forgetting the Flex 5K Power On
before starting PSDR), I sometimes have to shut down MD/Logger/DM780 and
restart them. However, with the help of Steve Nance I have a .VBS
; from the setup screen.
>
> 73, Ray, K9DUR
> http://k9dur.info
>
> ====
>
> From: Jim Jannuzzo [mailto:jsqu...@msn.com]
> Sent: Friday, May 04, 2012 1:38 PM
> To: K9DUR; flexradio@flex-radio.biz
> Subject: RE: [Flexradio] F
OK, now you've done it. Give the people a little information and they come
back for more.I did this, and get the error message "Peak is outside valid
range". Am I that far out of calibration? The Panadapter's peak display reads
10.000.009 when the frequency is set to 10.000.000 . There is
Yes, I had a problem when I installed the recent .NET updates, that were not
labeled "security". PSDR would not start. I removed the updates, and PSDR
then started. I left all of the other updates, that were labeled "Security"
in, and they did not cause a problem. This is the first or second
> you give us a quickie course on setting PowerSDR to receive inputs
> from Dragon?
>
> At 02:36 PM 4/19/2012, Jim Jannuzzo wrote:
>
>
>
>
> >With my right hand on a mouse, and left hand on a Flex control or
> >hand PTT, I needed another hand to type c
r Logging
> and/orControl
> Date: Thu, Apr 19, 2012 11:57 am
>
>
> Jim, KJ2P
>
> I seem to remember someone doing this with cw. I can't remember if it was
> on here or where. Have you done a search of the archives?
>
> Don, kd6hq
>
> -Original Message--
E.P g0uut /dl9fcc
From: Jim Jannuzzo
To: paimg0...@btinternet.com; f...@sgsterling.com; flexradio@flex-radio.biz
Sent: Thursday, 19 April 2012, 19:26
Subject: RE: [Flexradio] Delay MS is for ?5000a buffer +acom 1000
If you're on SSB or digital, a long delay of 100 ms doesn't hu
With my right hand on a mouse, and left hand on a Flex control or hand PTT, I
needed another hand to type call signs into my logger. I've been playing
around with Dragon voice recognition software. It's been easy to get to the
point of entering call signs by voice, clicking QRZ to look up
If you're on SSB or digital, a long delay of 100 ms doesn't hurt at all. If
you're a CW op, then the TX delay adds to the existing latencies. For CW, you
should try to keep it as short as possible. The Acom is such a good amp, I bet
it protects itself from hot-switching.
> Date: Thu, 19 Apr
I had a similar RF problem with a Heil headset mic. The RF came back at me
through both the speakers and the headphones. Since this was the only RFI I've
ever seen in my shack, I used a good ol' Mix 31 split ferrite and wound the
mic cord through it several times, as was already recommended
I think the amp should protect itself from damaging overdrive, rather than
relying on feedback from the outside exciter. Feedback will always be delayed
to some amount and relying on ALC must result in compressing or clipping the
peaks. Damaging overdrive should not be a routine occurrence an
Harvey, This is very different from my experience. I have a very high gain
solid state amp (about 17dB). I use the front panel PTT with a hand control.
The amp is tuned so that a 20 watt tone on most bands will result in about 990
watts out. If the Flex had even a tiny little drive spike as
Kirb,We didn't know it, but the TX buffer in CW has been ignored since the
major re-write of CW code in 2.0. (this is per Tim a few weeks ago). All those
times we fussed with the CW TX buffer and thought we were improving things, it
appears we were fooling ourselves.Jim KJ2P
> Date: Sun, 8 Ap
Perhaps the real question is why you would need to gain more advantage when you
already have a six core machine? You already have enough processing power to
run PSDR, two digital decoding programs, two loggers, DDutil, and several
hardware controllers, all spread across five feet of multiple m
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> Austin, TX 78728
> Phone: 512-535-4713 Ext. 223
> Email: t...@flexradio.com <mailto:t...@flexradio.com>
> Web: www.flexradio.com <http://www.flexradio.com>
>
> logo
>
>
> On 3/21/2012 7:07 AM, Steve Nance wrote:
> > Jim,
> > Which DLL was causing the
I reported this on the DDutil Yahoo group, but should mention it here. I was
having a devil of a time with my Flex Control. Simultaneously, PSDR started
freezin while shutting down, even if it was the last to be shutdown. I also
noticed that the little CPU % display in PSDR was gone. A
Jim,I found in previous versions that the first time a new mode on a different
band is chosen, the AGC-T must be 'jiggled' to set it right. Even though it
may say 60, it sounds like it is going to the default 90, which produces the
loud white noise.
> Date: Tue, 20 Mar 2012 12:49:21 -0700
>
Further to Mike's suggestion, after you've chosen the "high performance" power
plan in Control Panel | Power Options, go into Change plan settings, and then
Change advanced power settings. Make sure the USB setting for "USB selective
suspend setting" is set to Disabled. If this doesn't do any
Rob,If it helps, my Bose noise canceling headphones have made it through more
than two years of plugging/ unplugging. (I remove the plug and insert it into
PC sound for those "other aplications".)While I won these at an industry
convention, I'd hate to have to replace them.
Jim KJ2P > Date: Fr
Yes. Extract before trying to install. You'll find both setup.exe and
setup64.exe. Use setup64.exe if you're using Windows 7, 64 bit.I was surprised
to find that the CPU utilization plummeted from teens/20's to single
digits/teens. Jim KJ2P
> Date: Thu, 15 Mar 2012 14:33:38 -0700
> From: flam
Let me correct that: I cut the front mic input (not the rear Balanced Line In)
by about half.
> From: jsqu...@msn.com
> To: joe.n...@gmail.com; flexradio@flex-radio.biz
> Date: Thu, 15 Mar 2012 18:46:44 +
> Subject: Re: [Flexradio] 2.3.5 TX Profile Mic Boost Setting
>
>
> Joe,I just tried
Joe,I just tried it, and Mic Boost does not change with the new TX profile.
Looks like that one was left out. However, the new profiles do include the
selection of Mic in the Mixer. I have two mics, a headset boom mic in rear
(balanced) and a desk boom mic in front. I have Mic Boost enabled
But does 4.11 add anything for us? Does it correct any wrongs that affect Flex
radios? If not, then I may not chase the state of Eugene's art. Jim
> Date: Wed, 14 Mar 2012 17:41:27 -0700
> From: brian-wb6...@lloyd.com
> To: flexradio@flex-radio.biz; flexra...@yahoogroups.com;
> flexe...@flex-
Tim,Does this mean that we should delete these "FlexRadio Audio" devices if we
see them in Windows Control Panel? In other words, should "FlexRadio Audio"
devices remain internal to the Flex, and not be enumerated by Windows?
Jim KJ2P > Date: Wed, 14 Mar 2012 09:21:48 -0400
> From: t...@flex-r
Glen,Try different combinations of screen resolutions and text size. Mine
works fine at a couple of resolutions, and either 100% or 150% text size, It
doesn't work at 125% text size. I now use 100% text size to make the
panadapter taller, and size PSDR across three monitors so that the Panad
When you uninstalled VSPMgr, did you delete all the port pairs first? If not,
you have zombie port pairs left as hidden devices. These interfere with the
functioning of the active, visible port pairs in VSP Mgr, or any other serial
port program.If you have hidden zombie port pairs, there is a
Steve,I had about 6 TX profiles. The major components of the old profiles are
found in Setup Transmit, and EQ. I opened these two windows for each profile,
then printed the screen (Control + Print Screen). Then I pasted the screen
print into Paint, and saved with the name of the profile. To
And when I added VAC 3 and 4, Windows assigned the 44.1kHz sample rate by
default. I would have had the dreaded upconversion/downconversion problems of
the past.I've now set the sample rates for the four VAC channels to 2 channel,
16 bit, 192kHz for playback and recording. > Date: Tue, 6 Mar
Robert,Open this file with Microsoft Paint or your favorite picture editor.
Using the Select tool, select the rectangle that includes the logo. Cut this
selection. You now have an empty white space. Move to the left, and Select
then Cut a new rectangle in the blue area about the same size as
At the risk of having this note lost in the stream of new release notes, I must
correct my two previous complaints about raspy audio. It's fixed, and it
worked through the SSB contest this weekend. A lot better than my butt, too.
The fix was to align all audio buffers to a common number.
Multicolor buttons!
> Date: Mon, 5 Mar 2012 00:00:36 -0500
> From: t...@flex-radio.com
> To: flexradio@flex-radio.biz
> Subject: [Flexradio] PowerSDR v2.3.5 is now available for download
>
> FlexRadio Systems is pleased to announce the general availability of the
> newest release of PowerSDR,
I got mine direct from Flex, on sale, in (wait fot it) three days. When you
installed your most recent version of PSDR, did you check the 'FlexControl'
box? I did not, and had to install PSDR again. If you're using DDutil, you
Don't check the Auto-Detect box in PSDR. If you want DDutil to t
Wireless devices, and the Bluetooth drivers that they rode in on, are also
notorious for causing high dpc latency while they wait for an answer from the
device. Not always, but often.Jim KJ2P
> From: ve...@cogeco.ca
> Date: Thu, 1 Mar 2012 17:06:15 -0500
> To: flexradio@flex-radio.biz
> Subj
I may be naive, but all I do is push the AM button, using my standard 'SSB
polished' audio chain, and get unsolicited 'hey, you sound like a broadcast
station' reports.
> Date: Wed, 29 Feb 2012 18:10:46 -0500
> From: w1...@optonline.net
> To: FlexRadio@flex-radio.biz
> Subject: [Flexradio] Fl
How about the rumor that was going around the airwaves that you must have an
internet connection to operate a Flex? That's a better one!
> Date: Wed, 29 Feb 2012 09:32:24 -0500
> From: omni...@gmail.com
> To: rwmcgw...@gmail.com
> CC: flexradio@flex-radio.biz
> Subject: Re: [Flexradio] Damag
Craig,I do. There's apparently a bug in the RX2 / AGC-T code. It sets the
AGC-T RX2 to "very high", regadless of the position of the AGC-T slider, the
first time I open RX2 in a new mode on a new band. This really blasts the RX2
audio until I jiggle the AGC-T RX2 slider just a little bit. I
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