You cannot.
You must download the DirectX 9 SDK, hundreds of megabytes of it (so we
can enable talking to the mouse and joystick keyers we mostly no longer
use ;-).
Bob
Philip M. Lanese wrote:
Can anyone tell me how I get Visual Studio 2003 to find use the DirectX9c
that lives in my
MUCHO THANKS Bob
A few words does wonders to replace Microskunk's non-existent documentation.
Had wrong version of DirectX-SDK and almost repeated but while it was
downloading I smurfed the site found a version of DirectX9SDK for W2K (October
2004 I think it was). Downloaded it it installed
Hello,
I am new to SDR-1000 (one day) and trying to get my MixW to work on TX
in PSK etc.
I am using 2.16 MixW
PowerSDR 1.6 Delta 44 DMA buffers 2048 and 48khz
vComm 226
Using TS480 emulation on both
In MIXW have it set to PTT via CAT
The general CAT functions work, Freq, mode, etc.
Problem:
If
Tim,
I replied to a msg you sent me, and it bounced. What's a better
e-mail address?
73, Chas, W1CG
HOME BREWED PowerSDR 1.6.0 running fine from ...\bin\release with .mdb
imported from Preview 19!!!
Thanks again Bob
Paul:
If you are using an external sound card you will have to do a wiring
hookup to make it work. There are numerous hookup documents, etc. on
the web site.
I suggest that you do not want to do this and we now have a better way
but it involves the purchase of a commercial product
Hello
anyone has noticed an increasing silence time between the first
and second, add third, eccstart TX in DIGI mode using VAC ?
This from several PowerSDR beta release and 1.6.0 also.
The silence time would be a problem in DIGI DX / CONTEST
SDR1000PA
DELTA 44 2048/1012 DSP and 512 VAC
Are these 2 products the same product?
the first:
http://spider.nrcde.ru/music/software/eng/vac.html
scroll down about 2/3 the way to the v3.12 section
the second:
http://www.ntonyx.com/vac.htm
The reason I ask is version 3.12 is 20 bux from the
first web site and its 49 from the second.
73
I sure have. I had to increase the VAC and sound card buffers to reduce
the start up latency. I have not tested it on 1.6 since I had to send
my SDR back to the Mother ship for some nurturing and love.
-Tim
---
Integrated Technical Services
You can't close the door when the walls cave in
Dave,
This means that something is asserting a PTT signal. Double check that
VOX is not on and that you do not have a key connected to the unit. You
might also want to disable CAT if you had it on to eliminate that as a
possible problem. If you are still having trouble, you can disable PTT
on
I had this problem when my parallel port address did
not match what the program expected. I didn't
discover the solution to this problem until I went
into the Bios to see how the parallel port was
configured.
73 W9OY
__
Do You Yahoo!?
Tired of
Hello,
I am new to SDR-1000 (one day) and trying to get my MixW to work on TX
in PSK etc.
I have tried various mode settings including DIGU without luck. In DIGU
I get now output just goes into MOX and I can hear the MIXW stream in
the speaker.
Paul
I am using 2.16 MixW
PowerSDR 1.6
It would be nice to get a comment from flex-radio, perhaps a release notes
or something on this. From what the DSP developer says, it's a known
condition.
I don't see that here, with version 1.6
Delta44 PCI card
Dell Optiplex 170L
Radio issued Nov.'05
I have the Firebox and PowerSDR
I consistently get a low freq. audio hum in MW AM broadcast. It makes
reception in this band a curiosity, not something I can really
listen to.
Since users are consistently raving about the audio quality in this band,
I guess I'm doing something wrong. Any sort of troubleshooting advice?
I use
I reinstalled the USB - so I am by that issue. I now have a hiss but on
signals. The audio tab is set as described in the manual. In the computer
sounds section I have selected Delta-44 multi - gave it a try - no joy. I am
at the point of looking for a AM station in the manual. Need to go from a
Dave:
This is not the simplest radio to set up so I would use the Delta 44
Quickstart Guide from here:
http://www.flex-radio.com/delta44qsg.htm
if you are following this exactly to the letter, then there is another
issue.
When you start the program and hit the standby button to make the
Just an FYI for those running the PreSonus Firebox with mother boards
equipped with specific Intel chipsets, PreSonus has recommended the
following driver update to resolve a potential intermittent audio
dropout/glitch condition during playback. I'm not sure if this has any
bearing on us or not,
I'm looking at purchasing a copy of VAC, I gather V4 does not work
with the Flex software, is this still correct?
Should I purchase V3.12 instead? It seems from the comments that it works fine.
Thanks
Cecil Bayona
KD5NWA
www.qrpradio.com
Programming today is a race between software engineers
Paul,
I just had breakfast with another SDR owner. he described the same
problem. he found that when he set the PreAmp to low or off, the low freq
audio hum went away.
I'd be curious if that fixes your problem. (Too much gain)
Good luck and welcome to the world of Customer Defined
I have the 955x express chipset. I installed this Intel Matrix Storage Manager,
that I
suppose updates underlying drivers but I didn't check. I ended up with
a windows app (the Manager) that showed I had 2 disk drives. It didn't appear to
have any other functionality. The dropouts weren't
It lowered the level of everything, the hum seemed to still be there.
I just had breakfast with another SDR owner. he described the same
problem. he found that when he set the PreAmp to low or off, the low freq
audio hum went away.
I'd be curious if that fixes your problem. (Too
The re-install of Windows will not change the interrupts on the usb,
1394 and sata if all of the controllers are mobo imbedded.
What is your CPU utilization at the time of the drops?
What is the Firebox latency in ms?
What is the soundcard buffer size?
-Tim
---
Tim Ellison ( [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Ken,
I'm using version 4 - there was a setting that I needed to change to make it
work. Stream fmt limit needed to change to Cable range in order for it to
work with cwGet. It was transferring some god-awful noise along with the
signal before doing that.
I don't do digital modes, so I can't
Terry
(smile) Good to cu in here!
Eric
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Sent: Wednesday, March 29, 2006 6:17 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: flexradio@flex-radio.biz
Subject: Re: [Flexradio] Hum in mw broadcast
Paul,
I
I believe that I can report the same type of problem.
I think that it might have something to do with impedance matching of the
antenna on the lower frequency bands on receive.
I can hear significant hum on 160 meters or on MW if the antenna isn't
matched properly.
Although the receiver isn't
Hi Paul,
I just checked this out with my unit (w/Delta 44) @ 96 KHz. Signal does
*not* disappear at +15kc, but remains on-screen all the way to the display
edge. One possibility is that the Firebox is still at 48 KHz despite your
setting it to 96 KHz.
You may want to give Flex a call (or send
Pas,
I use MixW several times a day. To set it up, use N4HY's blurb How
to Setup VAC with PowerSDR EXACTLY. It works every time. Deviations
usually do not work.
Other tips. I use a macro in MixW to set up CW and PSK31 in both
MixW and Power Console. The Psk31 macro is:
If the Firebox sampling rate does not match PowerSDR, you get a
PortAudio Invalid Sample Rate Error and the radio will stay in standby
mode.
-Tim
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Tim Ellison ( [EMAIL PROTECTED] )
Integrated Technical Services ( http://www.itsco.com )
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Chas,
One point you will appreciate. Bob fixed a problem with the VAC ring
buffers in the latest development build (rev 395) that should resolve
the pops and drops you get with VAC when you lower the buffer values to
eliminate latency. It probably should help the PTT on time as well. I
can't
The re-install of Windows will not change the interrupts on the usb,
1394 and sata if all of the controllers are mobo imbedded.
That's what I'm thinking, so I am reluctant to try this. It would allow me
to really learn the hp dv8000 a lot better, but it burns up 4 hours at
least. I would
Hi -- John at flex-radio suggested I may have a ground loop. I couldn't tell,
everything
goes into one power strip. But it got me thinking about what was really flakey
in my
system. Grounding. I went to home depot tonight and got 2 copper ground rods
and
a length of 2ga stranded copper wire. I
Let me know when the SDR1000/SoftRock will run on the computer of
my dreams!
http://www.cs.pdx.edu/~harry/Relay/index.html
(Worth a look!)
W0UN
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