Hi again gang,
I recently mentioned that I was having problems running DominoEX, and
PSK63Srv ( a psk server program based on PSKCORE.DLL) under VAC.
The problem was obviously cockpit error at the VAC tab. I tried changing
the sampling rate from within VAC itself, and this resulted in my poor
Like Richard, I have MMSSTV, MMTTY, MixW, MRP40, CWtune, CWget,
MultiPSK, WSJT, . . . . . . . .
I really need to be able to fill out a table with the appropriate
settings for that program in a program profile and when selecting, the
VAC, DIGI, etc. changes would be automatic.
That is a
Digital Mode Profiles is on the list. It will come after the new
architecture, however.
Eric Wachsmann
FlexRadio Systems
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Sent: Tuesday, February 28, 2006 9:44 PM
To: Ken
This is completely possible in software and is what I was trying to
describe earlier (though I did a poor job). Basically, we can separate
the monitor and transmit audio in the DSP and allow the transmit side to
be buffered. This will also allow us to transmit at an IF while not
losing the
Tim,
I like the ideas keep them coming. Let me just throw in there that we
intend to have a mode specific control area with the next console. This
will allow such things as a Third Party Digital Mode Program Profile
combobox (hopefully with a shorter name), and things like the transmit
profiles
Hey y'all -
I'm just about to join the family of Flex Radio users. I'm wondering,
however, if my existing Mia Midi sound card (audio interface) will
suffice with the new system. It's a pro quality card with two balanced
analog inputs and two balanced analog outputs. I use it currently as an
Tim Ellison wrote:
OK, it may be the internal control cable that goes to the PA. It might
not be seated well. If that doesn't do it, I'd give Gerald a call.
Parallel cable, PA, RFE, no tuner The problem does not happen when
the PA is not select and I'm running QRP
Well, I reseated the
FYI,
Here are the Mia MIDI specs:
Software Features
* 2 balanced 1/4 analog inputs with 106dB (A-weighted) dynamic range
* 2 balanced 1/4 analog outputs with 106dB (A-weighted) dynamic range
* MIDI in/out
* 24 bit coaxial S/PDIF digital I/O
* Supports full duplex 4 channel in, 4 channel out
As I just ,entioned to Eric in a separate email, my Mia Midi card works
perfectly with the SDR-100 software -- at least in the Test Drive
simulated reception mode.
Craig
I would buy a nice case with efficent cooling system, the heaviest power
supply you can get, a mouse and a keyboard. As Ross intimates, all else
is subject to nearly instant obsolesence.
73,
Craig
W3CRR
Dynamic Range looks good, but 2 in/out is a downer. Make sure to use
the -10dBv outputs so as not to blow up your transmitter. Does it have
ASIO drivers?
Eric Wachsmann
FlexRadio Systems
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From: Tim Ellison [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, March 01, 2006
Welcome aboard.
I'm in the Washington DC area, have had the SDR-1000 since MAY 05 and think
it's the best.
Let me know if you need some up close and personal help.
Bob
K8MLM
Woodbridge, VA
In a message dated 3/1/2006 11:04:20 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
As a former GM of a small computer company, let me say that building a
computer for the future is a near impossibility.
True!
By the time you order
the parts and put it together, it is outdated. You can take some steps
to make sure you don't obsolete yourself immediately such as making
Craig,
[snip]
The nice thing is that you don't have to buy our radio to figure this
one out. Download our software today and give it a shot. You will need
to use the Unsupported Card selection on the Setup Form - Audio Tab.
You may need to use ASIO4ALL (third party program) if your card
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I would add that in the case of the SDR, I would get the
best caching arrangement I could afford.
snip
So, make sure you've gone far enough upscale that whatever
processor you
have has higher end options in terms of cache (whether on
chip or on the
Tim,
I was also operating as a casual little pistol on the 160m contest.
I made practically the same observations as you did. The most annoying thing
was a slight, but noticeable, delay between PTT release rcvr audio back on.
Maybe I have something set up wrong. At least, not set up the
Include the PowerMate in that too.
-Tim
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Tim Ellison ( [EMAIL PROTECTED] )
Integrated Technical Services ( http://www.itsco.com )
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Lee A Crocker
Sent: Wednesday, March 01, 2006 5:05 PM
To:
It would be really nice if
1: actual frequencies could be shown across the top of the pan
display
instead of relative ones. Like I2PHD's beautiful sdr display.
2. the band edges could be shown with a simple tick mark.
Richard W5SXD
I have a PreSonus Firebox that I have been using with Power SDR V1.4.5 and wave
file samples (hey I have to do something while I'm waiting for my new SDR-1000
to be delivered). All in all the results are impressive. I have even managed
to get VAC to work with MixW2. I have noticed that while
Traditionally (and by this, I mean in testing done over a year ago), the
Pentium 4 will outperform the Athlon processors in real-time
applications such as the PowerSDR software. We have not done testing
more recently to know for sure that this is still the trend. Frankly,
it does not seem to
Jim
Great post! Let the software folks totally exhaust themselves BEFORE we look
for a hardware 'assist' to the current model. (FPGA not withstanding.)
I am Case in point, since I sent a LOT of, well thought out 'daughter
cards' at my expense to solve a latency problem generated by a hardware
Some comments below.
At 07:02 PM 3/1/2006, Eric Wachsmann - FlexRadio wrote:
Traditionally (and by this, I mean in testing done over a year ago), the
Pentium 4 will outperform the Athlon processors in real-time
applications such as the PowerSDR software.
I think this is a tough test to do
Hey Steve,
I am going to try to replicate my thought and decision making processes
so you can understand why I did what I did and how I came to do it.
First, I knew that a multiple processor/hyperthreaded/dual core CPU
would be a plus since PowerSDR is multi-threaded. I do see the load
evenly
Has anyone been able to successfully compile the Flex Software with
VS 2005 where the code is totally functional?
If you have, does upgrading it break it?
Cecil Bayona
KD5NWA
www.qrpradio.com
Windows the worlds most successful software virus
Cecil,
Changing development software in the middle of a large project is a
pretty dangerous thing to do. The main problem is that while some
piece of code may compile correctly it may not work exactly the same
way as with the old development environment. Because, in a project
like this,
Frank and I have done more investigation and the situation with Windows
Vista, while abhorent, is nowhere near as bad as I first believed.
Microsoft and its cronies in the RIAA and MPAA are doing all the can do
to stop piracy. Their doomed to failure approach is through the use of
DRM. All
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