An easier solution. Download the Master DB rest utility
http://support.flex-radio.com/Downloads.aspx?id=388
Tim Ellison
On 11/18/2012 6:43 PM, Ray, K9DUR wrote:
John,
Go to the %APPDATA%\FlexRadio Systems folder delete the master.xml file.
This will remove the list of radios you have used
Sounds like failing RAM or the memory controller on the motherboard if
it is truly spontaneous. Use MemTest86 to find out for certain
http://www.memtest86.com/
Tim Ellison
On 11/18/2012 5:30 PM, Michael Tondee wrote:
Things are complicated by this PC's penchant for spontaneously
rebooting
I took the plunge and used the 5000 for Sweepstakes and for the most port
(99%) of the time is was perfect!
As we were a multi station (VA3SK/ONN) I was able to show a few others why
this radio is so good. Notching out some splatter from the Slow Scan TV
guys was one great example (someone
I work for HP and we still make money on them, so I doubt they will go away
anytime soon.
Mike va3mw
On Sun, Nov 18, 2012 at 5:23 PM, bill b...@w9ol.com wrote:
Saw this on the Business Channel:
Dell and HP earnings forecast: Could this be the end of the PC era?
Should we be stocking
One thing that we really need, is a quick button to switch to a beverage
antenna and back. Using the Antenna tab and flipping from ANT1 to RX1 is
not practical in a contest situation.
That is a great idea for both PSDR and the new 6xxx GUI. I cannot
imagine it would be too difficult to do and
Hi Terry
I used a Flex 5000 this weekend with SS with my Acom 1000 amp and I had no
issues driving it to full power. The Acom has a great RF meter that is
very accurate on voice peaks.
I appreciate that there has been some discussion about not enough audio
drive, but I personally wrote that off
Hi Michael
Feel free to contact me!
73
Neal
On Nov 18, 2012, at 5:30 PM, Michael Tondee mat...@charter.net wrote:
This new machine would be running Windows 7 as well. My main operating
preferences are digital modes and that an a logging program would be the only
other things running
Can I use both of the VAC? One setup for JT65 HF and the other for HRD. I do
not have the second receiver and VAC 2 is grayed out.
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Guy -
Sorry, but no. You need a 5000 with the second receiver to use the second
VAC.
73
Ken AC0HO
On Mon, Nov 19, 2012 at 1:05 PM, Guy WR7K driv...@accima.com wrote:
Can I use both of the VAC? One setup for JT65 HF and the other for HRD.
I do not have the second receiver and VAC 2 is
It has. The challenge is there just isn't available real estate left
on the console to have the control front and center
Tim Ellison
On 11/19/2012 9:34 AM, Michael Walker wrote:
One thing that we really need, is a quick button to switch to a beverage
antenna and back. Using the Antenna tab
That was my thought too. I've already run memtest86 but part of the
problem is that the PC won't boot with all 3GB of memory in it. It even
freezes memtest86. When this started I had sporadic problems getting it
to boot with 3GB. Then I removed all but 1GB and it would boot fine. I
thought I
Re: Mike, VA3MW's comments about SweepStakes.
I ran single op QRP using the Flex 1500 and had the keying circuit stop once in
the 24 hours of operation. Same issue I had with my original 1500 which was
declared unfixable by the Canadian distributor and miraculously recovered when
brought home
Change the BIOS backup battery.
Ron
K0IDT
- Original Message -
From: Michael Tondee mat...@charter.net
To: flexradio@flex-radio.biz
Sent: Monday, November 19, 2012 2:29 PM
Subject: Re: [Flexradio] New PC components for a 1500?
That was my thought too. I've already run memtest86 but
Can you explain the thinking behind that? At this point I'm willing to
try anything if I can find a suitable replacement battery around here
but I'm not sure I follow why that would cause the issues I'm having.
Michael
On 11/19/2012 4:49 PM, Ron Kolarik wrote:
Change the BIOS backup battery.
I'm not convinced that's the solution to your problem either but its a
simple to try and you can find those batteries in most photo shops even
the camera section at WalMart etc. You won't find them in the Duracell
displays.
73, Rich - W3ZJ
Michael Tondee wrote:
Can you explain the thinking
It doesn't sound like a scenario where I would expect that to make a
difference. Normally, replacing a battery is needed when the motherboard
loses BIOS settings when its powered down (not plugged into the mains)
and it doesn't boot.
This type of problem sounds like hardware (the ram testing
It's simple, cheap and can't hurt anything. Wouldn't be the first time
things went sideways because of the often overlooked battery.
Ron
K0IDT
- Original Message -
From: Michael Tondee mat...@charter.net
Cc: flexradio@flex-radio.biz
Sent: Monday, November 19, 2012 5:10 PM
Subject:
Thanks Tim
Even if it was not on the console, I would live without it. Just make it
mapable to the Knob. :) If I have to move focus off the logging software
(like N1MM) it just takes too long.
It little parts like this that take me back to the 756ProIII so that I can
push the button on the
Hi Mike et. al.--
The focus thing is a big problem all right. One thing I did was to turn
off all the keyboard shortcuts in PSDR. It's one of the menu items. If I
forget and get focus on PSDR instead of N1MM logger, at least it doesn't
switch bands, modes, etc like you said. It just doesn't do
It's simple, cheap and can't hurt anything. Wouldn't be the first time
things went sideways because of the often overlooked battery.
Ron
K0IDT
True.
My old reliable desktop machine started intermittently crashing at boot
time. After clearing the BIOS with the reset jumper and replacing
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