Ken, I also have an ASUS MB. I was planning to do just as you said, use the
integrated sound as the default for the digital modes and normal sound
functions, but ASUS's design will not allow the onboard sound device to work
with an add-on card in the system. I verified this by contacting the
This message is for Ken, WR5H. Sorry for using the reflector, but I am
unable to join Ken directly.
Ken,
You asked my comments on the setup for using HRD and PowerSDR. That was
february 21. I answered immediately. These past days, I received
notification that my message could not be delivered
Don:
I do not believe this can possibly be correct and you got a misinformed
by an ASUS support person. I have an ASUS MB, and while they are all
different, they are not that different. I have the P4C800E Deluxe. It
has the soundmax on it.
In this computer I have Delta 44, Lynx L22,
What is the frequency of the day?
Bob, K5KDN
I too had a motherboard (Gigabyte), that did not allow me to have both the
MOBO sound, and Extigy (USB) working simultaneously.
I believe that my problem was related to the Creative software and the mixer
controls. I think that one version tried to disable the other. I had to
manually uninstall
The ANF seems to have stopped working after Preview 12. I just noticed it
in P15 this morning and went back a couple of revs. It works fine in P12
but is not functional in P14 or P15 (I never installed P13 so I couldn't try
it there). My imagination or real?
Bob, K5KDN
Never mind, it works when you turn the leveler (still in development) off.
Bob, K5KDN
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Sent: Sunday, February 26, 2006 11:02 AM
To: FlexRadio Reflector
Subject: [Flexradio] ANF in P14 P15
The ANF
I sent this once before but I think I only hit Reply instead of Reply to
All. Pardon me if this is a duplicate.
The ANF works fine when the Leveler (still in development) is off.
Bob, K5KDN
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Sent:
Does anyone have a graphic of the powersdr.pref keys on the contour
shuttle?
Bill Nagle
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I have several ASUS motherboards, and I had no problem until I
installed a Delta-44 card, it took over and disabled all the built in
and a SB 24 live card. After re-installing the software it's working fine.
At 09:00 AM 2/26/2006, you wrote:
Don:
I do not believe this can possibly be
I believe all of you are mistaking one thing for another. This is
trivially fixed if I am right. What happens sometimes when you install a
new card , such as the Delta 44, it becomes the default sound card when
you wanted the soundmax to continue to be the default sound card.
Start -
To determine if the motherboard is actually disabling the on board sound
card when one is installed on the PCI bus look at the BIOS settings of the
machine in question. In the case I had it would show the on board as
disabled when there was a PCI sound card installed.If it shows it as
Would there be any advantage to multipoint IQ balancing like VE3NEA uses in
Rocky 1.41
http://www.dxatlas.com/Rocky/.
It looks like you start the calibration and let the software go over night
and it searches over and over for strong signals and computes the balanced
needed at each frequency as
There would be an advantage to automatic I/Q balancing, there is
ABSOLUTELY NO advantage to Alex's algorithm to us.Let me deal with
this now so I can hopefully put this to rest.
It is as simple as we have DDS/VFO and the softrock does not. It sits
on essentially one frequency and up to
Fast answer, good one too!
On 2/26/06, Robert McGwier [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There would be an advantage to automatic I/Q balancing, there is
ABSOLUTELY NO advantage to Alex's algorithm to us.Let me deal with
this now so I can hopefully put this to rest.
It is as simple as we have
I decided to work the CQ 160 meter SSB contest casually this weekend (as
a little pistol). All in all the SDR1K did a bang up job even with my
severely compromised antenna on 160 meters. The important thing is that
I enjoyed myself and it was a great stress reliever form a really wicked
week at
Since I have three machines with multiple cards in it, and in each of
these one is the Delta 44, and in each of these the mobo and other
sound cards continue to function, my belief is that it has little to do
with the Delta 44 and much to do with the motherboard bios. I am sure
it is
FYI
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AMSAT VP Engineering. Member: ARRL, AMSAT-DL, TAPR, Packrats,
NJQRP/AMQRP, QRP ARCI, QCWA, FRC. ARRL SDR Wrk Grp Chairman
Laziness is the number one inspiration for ingenuity. Guilty as charged!
attachment: PowerSDR_192000.jpg
Very nice, Bob, at 96000 at least. No difference I can see with the
delta44 except twice the panadaptor width and half the width on the
signals. Great to see +- 20 kHz.
Now I need a sound card that will do the 192000. Is that gonna be
the firebox talked about here?
Richard, W5SXD
Robert
According to the web site, the presonus firebox is capable of 96 kHz.
The 192000 here is done with my Lynx.
The issue with the offerings I can see that do 192000 is two gazintas,
two gazoutas.
You could do 2 Audiophile 192's and gang them in M-Audio Audiophile 192
control panel I THINK
Tim Ellison wrote:
2.) VFO Lock bug discovered. Several times when I thought I was
entering the call sign in the logging software I was actually changing
the SDR1K frequency to something out of band when the logging software
was not in focus. I would have thought that VFO lock would not allow
Attn: Service Department
Re: SDR-1000 with ATU and DEMI144-28FRS installed.
Date Received: 16 Feb 2006.
Problem: Unit fails to release key line to external rf amplifier upon USB
adapter abort.
I am (attempting) using the SDR-1000 to drive my Yaesu Quadra VL-1000 soiid
state RF Amplifier and
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