I have been informed by those who really know that my statement is
incorrect.
If the K3 is set to AUTOINFO=1, the SteppIR should receive the K3 band
and frequency information without a logger being active.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 3/25/2015 10:29 PM, Don Wilhelm wrote:
Rick,
When used with a
You know this but...
By hardware reboot, he means complete shutdown to power off; unplug power
source; count to a hundred by Pi; then bringing it all back up.
Sometimes 'off' isn't OFF and a soft reboot doesn't clear buffers (requires
power gone).
73,
Rick wa6nhc
Tiny iPhone 5 keypad,
Rick, obviously if it worked before, and it's working now, your hookup can
not be the problem and never could have been.
One possible cause: The communication chips that send and receive this sort
of message have a little bit of on-board memory, which is used as a ring
buffer. Sometimes, due to a
Hi Rick,
I would like to comment on the mystery cycling between 14000 and 14050. I
have experienced this behavior. Do you have more than one SteppIR
controller? Are they slaved together and is the master controller the older
style and the slave controller(s) the SDA100 style?
If yes, then the
Thanks, Don. That's what I thought.
Cycling AUTOINF Off, then On got it working again. But after that it kept
cycling between 14.000 and 14.050 as if the K3 were sending bogus IF; messages.
It did this several times during most minutes until I power cycled the radio.
So now I have seen two
Rick,
When used with a logging program, the SteppIR controller only listens on
the RS-232 signalling - it does not initiate any data requests from the
K3 (it depends on the logging program to poll for that data.
If the logging program is not active, then SteppIR must poll for band
information
All of a sudden, my SteppIR stopped tracking my K3 even though the SteppIR
controller was in General Mode. This has been working for years and I had made
no recent changes to cabling. I confirmed that CONFIG AUTOINF was set to Auto
1. Then I ran a logging program that polls the radio and the
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