We have seen a similar issue in CW recently that we're actively working on.
Stay tuned for more info as we make progress.


Eric Wachsmann
FlexRadio Systems

On Thu, Jan 21, 2010 at 12:36 AM, James Nelson <
[email protected]> wrote:

> Hi All,
>
> Recent excitment with the Winmor project has been the recent catayst for
> looking once again closely at latencies & syncing with data traffic and so
> whilst ruinning 2 gateways in our region full time with many beta testers
> watching connects from myself and others we have observed the following;
>
> When using SDR (like pactor) I have kept the buffers both in driver and DSP
> at 512. Usually the connects are 1st time however during the connection at a
> random time the ack frames become shortened or truncated hence the data
> frames are damaged and the connection is lost.
>
> What we have found using "hit and miss" experimentation is by restarting
> the Psdr console "off then on" for one second or more during the symptom
> described above, the synchronization for the PTT and Audio becomes
> re-aligned and consequently they renegotiate and the connection is saved.
> Should the power "off and on" remedy not be actioned completion of the
> transfer cannot be processed resulting in both stations simply calling it
> quits.
>
> Observations would indicate an audio truncation with the PTT timing. Having
> a VOX selection on the VAC in Digi U/L mode may create a workaround but a
> solution to the underlying PTT & Audio alignment problem would place our
> SDR's "up there" with the real time radios thwarting the SDR latency
> critics. With the help of Les Keppie VK2DSG we have been trying to solve the
> ARQ mystery.
>
> Any help here Gentlemen is very much appreciated.
>
> 73'
>
> James. VK2JN. &. Les  VK2DSG
>
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