[Flexradio] Beginner's Question on Vcom

2005-12-20 Thread Charles Greene

Hi,

I am doing the initial configuration on my SDR-1000/100 and ran into 
a problem getting the N8VB vCom driver to work per the SDR1000 
manual.  I am using a Firebox sound card.  Computer is 2.16 Mhz 
Athlon with 448 MB RAM   Only 1 hardware COM port is installed and is 
working.  There are three USB ports installed and working, none with 
a USB to serial oirt converter.  However, I previously had a USB to 
serial port driver installed, but nothing shows up in the Device 
manager; the only serial port that shows in the device manager is COM 
1.  I installed the vCom driver per page 128 of the SDR manual.  The 
Device Manager says it is working ok.  I downloaded and installed the 
latest version of HRD and tried to connect using the procedure in the 
manual.  When I start HRD, I do not get the same connect screen as 
shown in the SDR-1000 manual on page 133.  It does not have FlexRadio 
SDR-1000 listed.  So I selected TS-2000, the same as on the SDR1000 
setup screen, and get the message: Kenwood TS-2000 Com4, 57600, 
access denied.  I tried every other combination of setting up I could 
think of, ie, setting up HRD first, using another COM port, etc. and no joy.


How do I check/change the COM ports that vCOM is using?

Tnx for your support. 





Re: [Flexradio] Beginner's Question on Vcom

2005-12-20 Thread Tim Ellison
Charles,

It is a little hard to see virtual comports.  You just gotta have
faith
:-)

A few questions to get things started.

1.) Did you make any change to the Vcom INI file?  If yes, answer
questions
2  3

2.) How many vcom port pairs did you define?
3.) What Vcom port pair(s) did you configure (ex. Com5/com6,
com10/com11,
etc...)


BTW, here is a great how to for Vcom and setting it up with other
applications.

http://www.hamsdr.com/dnld.aspx

Look for Third Party Installation.pdf

-Tim
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Integrated Technical Services ( http://www.itsco.com )

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Subject: [Flexradio] Beginner's Question on Vcom

Hi,

I am doing the initial configuration on my SDR-1000/100 and ran into 
a problem getting the N8VB vCom driver to work per the SDR1000 
manual.  I am using a Firebox sound card.  Computer is 2.16 Mhz 
Athlon with 448 MB RAM   Only 1 hardware COM port is installed and is 
working.  There are three USB ports installed and working, none with 
a USB to serial oirt converter.  However, I previously had a USB to 
serial port driver installed, but nothing shows up in the Device 
manager; the only serial port that shows in the device manager is COM 
1.  I installed the vCom driver per page 128 of the SDR manual.  The 
Device Manager says it is working ok.  I downloaded and installed the 
latest version of HRD and tried to connect using the procedure in the 
manual.  When I start HRD, I do not get the same connect screen as 
shown in the SDR-1000 manual on page 133.  It does not have FlexRadio 
SDR-1000 listed.  So I selected TS-2000, the same as on the SDR1000 
setup screen, and get the message: Kenwood TS-2000 Com4, 57600, 
access denied.  I tried every other combination of setting up I could 
think of, ie, setting up HRD first, using another COM port, etc. and no
joy.

How do I check/change the COM ports that vCOM is using?

Tnx for your support. 


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Re: [Flexradio] Beginner's Question on Vcom

2005-12-20 Thread José Dumoulin




Hello Charles
PowerSDR and HRD workvery well together. HRD has a special console for
the SDR1000 for some time now. Anyway, the latest version is 
http://www.hb9drv.ch/tmp/old/HamRadioDeluxeVersion033b962.exe


The ports installed by Phil's Vcom driver do not appear in the Ports
list in Peripheral manager. This is normal.

On the PowerSDR console, click Setup
Click the Cat Control tab
Uncheck Enable Cat (if it is cheched).
Choose one of the Com Ports installed by Phil's Vcom driver. They are
installed by pairs. (Here I use N 5)
Set Baud 57000, Parity None, Data 8, Stop 1
Check Enable Cat

On the right of the same window, there is a comboBox labeled Id as.
Choose SDR-1000.
Click Apply

Now Open HRD. After the slpash screen, you will get the Connect window.
Click the button labeled New connection. The combobox labeled Company
offers various choices ; one is FlexRadio.
Set the port to the other member of the port pair (here I use N 4) and
the speed to 115000 (As a matter of fact, it does not matter).

Click Connect. It would work.

73 Jos
 
Charles Greene a crit:

  Hi,

I am doing the initial configuration on my SDR-1000/100 and ran into 
a problem getting the N8VB vCom driver to work per the SDR1000 
manual.  I am using a Firebox sound card.  Computer is 2.16 Mhz 
Athlon with 448 MB RAM   Only 1 hardware COM port is installed and is 
working.  There are three USB ports installed and working, none with 
a USB to serial oirt converter.  However, I previously had a USB to 
serial port driver installed, but nothing shows up in the Device 
manager; the only serial port that shows in the device manager is COM 
1.  I installed the vCom driver per page 128 of the SDR manual.  The 
Device Manager says it is working ok.  I downloaded and installed the
latest version of HRD and tried to connect using the procedure in the 
manual.  When I start HRD, I do not get the same connect screen as 
shown in the SDR-1000 manual on page 133.  It does not have FlexRadio 
SDR-1000 listed.  So I selected TS-2000, the same as on the SDR1000 
setup screen, and get the message: Kenwood TS-2000 Com4, 57600, 
access denied.  I tried every other combination of setting up I could 
think of, ie, setting up HRD first, using another COM port, etc. and no joy.

How do I check/change the COM ports that vCOM is using?

Tnx for your support. 


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