Ken,

(Your post made it through)

The software is behaving exactly as expected.

The yellow lines are the definition of the TRANSMIT filter, as defined in the 
TX Profile, and have nothing to do with the digital mode receive filters.

For digital modes, only the behavior of the RX filters width and alignment 
behavior  have changed.

When running digital modes, there is a parameter called the Click Tune Offset, 
which is the number of Hz offset from the VFO frequency that your ASFK digital 
mode program utilizes as a default center frequency (called the sweet spot for 
Fldigi).  So if you click on a digital mode signal, the VFO will change so that 
signal is offset from the VFO by the Click Tune Offset value, which is 1500 Hz 
for DIGU. 

Previously, the digital mode RX filters were the same as USB/LSB and were 
fairly useless for narrow mode digital signals.  Also the center frequency (CF) 
of those filters varied too.  So the change in 2.0.19RC1 was to align the 
digital mode filter's CF with the Click Tune Offset value.  The result is if 
you click tune a signal that ends up being 1500 Hz offset from the VFO, the 
digital mode RX filter is centered exactly 1500 Hz too, placing the filter in 
signal of interest directly in the center of the filter.

If you want your digital mode TX filter to be centered in the RX filter, then 
you have to define a TX Profile where the CF of the TX filter matches the Click 
Tune Offset value, which by default is 1500 Hz. 

Hopefully there will be some additional changes to the digital modes in 
PowerSDR in addition to the RX filter behavior change.  They are just not at 
the top of the priority list.



-Tim


-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] 
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Ken
Sent: Sunday, March 06, 2011 10:33 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [Flexradio] Passband in digital mode

I don't understand one of the changes in RC1 when I go to digital.
I'm not very good with describing things, so I thought I'd put it on video.

http://www.kgolubski.com/F5KII.wmv

Any explanation would be appreciated.

Ken - N8KJG
visit: http://HamRadio.kgolubski.com/




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