Folks,
I just realized that some image files on the Public Download Directory
page, although they would render in a browser, could not be saved as
image files.
This has been corrected. Additionally, clicking the icon in the
left-most column of the table now opens the selected file in a
Is the CPU usage on the test drive of PowerSDR listening to a way higher
than normal use? I am getting 40% cpu usage on my Athlon64 3000+ system.
Hmmm... I just ran the program for the 2nd time and now the CPU usage is
100% and no audio.
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Partial foot in mouth. The current 100% cpu usage is due to the defrag
program running. Sorry about that. Its very early is my only excuse. The no
audio was another foot in mouth issue to silly to give the reason. Lets just
say it concerns a yellow button.
I have got to learn not to post before
Art :
Let me add this. We are tracking down one or more conditions in the
serial code. One is an infinite timeout issue and the other is more
serious. If anyone gets a blue screen of death and especially if it
reports the cause to be vcom.sys, vac***.sys or vac***.dll please do
NOT
Art,
It might be because CAT stops after a few minutes, depending on the
number of CAT signals sent. Try going to CAT on the step up, turning
CAT off then on again. If that doesn't do it, then you will have to
restart Power Console and HRD both.
73, Chas W1CG
At 10:37 AM 3/6/2006,
It seems that even if the 12 volt power is turned off to the sdr1000, when the
pc is first fired up it pulls the x2 ptt pin low a couple of times, sometimes
STAYING low until the sdr software is brought up. This can be a problem
depending on what is hanging externally on that circuit. My
FWIW I am writing a program to map local serial ports to remote serial
ports. I found PC hangs with versions of the vCom.sys prior to build 226.
After installing 226 I have not had a problem.
Simon Brown
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http://blog.hb9drv.ch/
Programming today is a race between software engineers
This is indeed true. The PC (both Windows and Linux and probably every
modern OS these days) checks to see what kind of printer or device
you have hooked to your parallel port. There is little we can do to
defeat this.
Bill Nagle wrote:
It seems that even if the 12 volt power is turned
Hello to all,
on my new pc I want to run WindowsXP 64Bit with Power-SDR,SDR-1000,Delta44 and
USB-interface-cable. Has anyone ever tried this out ? Is there a 64bit driver
for the USB-cable available ? I tried it with parallel-cable but this doesn't
work here even when I start the system with
I know the Delta 44 has a bets 64-bit driver, but I can't speak for the
stability of using it on a 64-bit OS. It loaded on my 32-bit OS with my
64-bit processor and works without any problems.
PowerSDR shouldn't be a problem unless Windoze thunking has problems.
You'll find the biggest
I remember seeing a post on the moon-net or vhf reflectors about this problem
WAY back and someone posted that there is a way to kill the probing by
changing one of the registry settings. I do not remember which Windoz was
involved in the discussion but I do remember saving the thread in my to
There is an interesting article on ZDnet today about why the 64
bit O/S has not taken off as some had hoped:
http://news.zdnet.com/2102-9584_22-6045931.html?tag=printthis
de ken
Here you go.
Some versions of Windows XP look for devices by periodically writing to
the port. A registry key can disable this behavior.
The following registry setting disables the port writes:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Parport\Parameters
]
Has anyone run into this:
When sdr software is running in focus and I am listening to an am signal in
ssb OR am OR sam mode, when the person speaks it crackles and wobbles
a bit. i tried changing the priority- no effect, tried 48 and 96 kc on the
delta44- no effect,
tried decreasing the
At 12:32 PM 3/6/2006, Philip M. Lanese wrote:
I remember seeing a post on the moon-net or vhf reflectors about this problem
WAY back and someone posted that there is a way to kill the probing by
changing one of the registry settings. I do not remember which Windoz was
involved in the discussion
At 01:43 PM 3/6/2006, Tim Ellison wrote:
Here you go.
Some versions of Windows XP look for devices by periodically writing to
the port. A registry key can disable this behavior.
The following registry setting disables the port writes:
Until I get my copy of Visual Studio I have a available copy of
Visual Studio 2003 from work installed in my work laptop and I'm
checking out some of the software and need one bit of help. I also
setup tortoise and downloaded the latest source from SVN as of 5 minutes ago.
Which version of
I've got the December 2004 edition of the DirectX 9.0 SDK on the Windows
2k machine I use for SDR stuff and it works fine. I do know a later
version of the SDK did not work - the readme from the newer SDR did
indicate it was not supported on 2k. I don't know what the Flex folks are
References to 1.0.2902.0 for Microsoft.DirectX and Microsoft.DirectInput seem
to work here. If it wasn't for DirectInput in the Paddle class you could remove
DirectX
entirely since I think it's commented out everywhere else. DirectDraw isn't
being used.
What I want to know is I can send CW
In Richard's original CW form from way back in the VB days and carried
over in early forms here, we definitely had mouse input, and we also
had joystick input done by Tracy I think. That answer would be you can
if you can write it.
Bob
Paul Shaffer wrote:
References to 1.0.2902.0 for
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