Hi. I finally got my VS .NET`2003 working and now want to do a little
fiddling. In particular, I would like to be able to plug my K1EL WinKey
directly into the back of the SDR-1000 - into what comes up as the SDR
port on the new keyer setup tab. I think from the SDR-100 circuit
diagrams that it
Some places to look:
PollPTT in console.cs
all of cwkeyer.cs - KeyThread.cs probably the most interesting
There's also some stuff in DttSP but I don't think you'd have to go in
there for adding support for a new hardware gizmo.
Actually just starting to look at adding this support for the
Mark Harold and others:
Well a lot of the stuff on the Flex Forum is dated, since many of the
'discussions' on features have already been implemented. Unless you were
around at the time, no one would expect that these could be easily found.
Most of interest would be the Software - Hardware
Gerald,
Great model for alpha/beta software releases; rational, functional and
balanced.
Thanks!
Mark
People seem not to see that their opinion of the world is also a confession
of their character. - Ralph Waldo Emerson
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Folks,
I'm hearing an annoying D-44 artifact and I'm wondering if other folks are
having it to. Every once in a while (perhaps 10 minute intervals) I hear
what sounds like bad buzzy morse code traversing the sound field. It seems
to start in the left channel and sometimes moves around. I
I turned on html on purpose yesterday because I wanted everyone in this
reflector to see what I have been subjected to. I knew that author
could not resist those changes in font, italics, colors, etc. I
apologize as sincerely as I can for this breaking into the open but with
a few hundred
Hi Friends
I have been a ham for 50 years. FG7XV, F5JD, 5T5JD, 6W0JD, FO8JD, FO0JD,
FK8GS, FK5C to name a few calls.
My american-english vocabulary is certainly poor, but, as far as the
SDR1k is concerned, frustration is not in it. My one year old SDR1k is
as up-to-date as the one sold
Jose
I've been sitting here trying to figure out where to 'jump in' on the
'frustrations' thead(s). I like this approach MUCH better! My sentiments
exactly. It is well worth it.
If folks do get discouraged and 'go away', then 6 months from now the
'perfect console' (for them) will arise out of
Other Flexers report success without problems. Computer settings could
sometimes be a chalenge. One of our fellow Flexers has developed a plug-in
designed for use with Cubase/ SDR-1000. It sounds great. He's thinking about
making it freeware. More to come...
John W5GI
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At the risk of getting my hands slapped (yes, this list now has a bunch
of Thou Shall Nots... which are hard to keep up with)...
In a recent communication to this list, Gerald wrote:
That is to publish BOTH the source and the executable code on
the SVN server and you will have access. You do
Happy Easter to you too.
Here is what you do. Load TortoiseSVN
Create a top level folder for the SDR source code. I created one called
SDR development
Using Windows Explorer, right click on the newly created folder and
select SVN CheckOut. If it isn't there the TortoiseSVN is not loaded
, it is not eloquence, it is force...Never for a mo=
ment should it be left to irresponsible action.
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Hello All,
I am a new member of this reflector and soon to be a new SDR-1000 owner when
the unit arrives. I have been completely out of radio for about 5 years and
decided to come back in with a totally new (to me) technology. Being a
collector of vintage gear for many years, this will be an
Bill,
Thanks. Is that cwkeyer.cs or cwkeyer2.sc or both? [Coffee still taking
hold.]
Chris - AE6VK
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Sent: Saturday, April 15, 2006 10:07 PM
To: Christopher T. Day; FlexRadio@flex-radio.biz
Subject: Re: [Flexradio]
John,
Don't get me wrong. Using the proper balanced jumper from Mic1 to
Out5/6, I had it working as per your instructions and also using my
convoluted directions for getting CuBase to load without crashing Power
SDR immediately on startup (I know Chas (WQ1CG) had the same issue), but
CuBase is
Whoops. My mistake. I stand corrected. Thanks Don.
-Tim
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From: Don AE5K [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, April 16, 2006 11:52 AM
To: Tim Ellison
Subject: Re:Re:
Thanks for the step-by-step - works great! Looks like tortoise lets you
automatically update new versions weekly. Pretty cool tool!
Thanks again!
Mark
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Sent: Sunday, April 16, 2006 11:56 AM
Stan C. wrote:
Herald.
I know next to nothing about the operations of the Flex Radio. But I have built some extreme high end PC's (water cooled CPU,overclocking,dual graphics cards,etc.) and would suggest you do some shake down on your home brew machine.
You said when you turn off some
Mark
Nope! REALLY COOL TOOL. The exclamation shows you are not in synch. It also
comes with really good manual when you install it. A few hours in the manual
really helps for everyone. After that, as long as you have the URL you are
pretty much good to go!
Eric2 - AA4SW
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I have a Flex on order,.. It is due to ship in a couple of three weeks.
Part of my purchasing decision was to have ready access to source and Beta
releases.
I'll call Gerald Monday moring and explain that he can cancel my order if I
have to deal with SVN.
So there! IS that a simple enough
I am experiencing some severe r-f problems with the flex at any external
linear amp power above 100 watts carrier (AM). When the rf feedback starts
it causes a repeating echo in the listeners end receiver. The first echo is
the normal flex delay but then it builds on itself into multiple echos.
Has any thought been given to setting up a Continuous Integration system
for the PowerSDR software? Then there would always be the latest and
greatest - and maybe broken - alpha for developers and eager users to
try.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Continuous_integration
http://sin.tigris.org/
When I purchased my radio, Gerald told me on the phone
having an SDR radio is really neat cause every few weeks you get new software.
Its like Christmas, every few weeks there a new version of software to play
with, like getting a new radio.
So this is changing? Why?
I dont have the time to set
Dan:
Nothing could be more open source or alpha or beta than svn. It is a
free tool that allows you to immediately download all of the latest code
a few seconds after it has been built. It is easier than dealing with a
zip file after tortoise is installed and you are guaranteed delivery.
We really are doing a poor job of communicating aren't we?
That is exactly what you get with svn. The tool is easy and free. It is
also available from tigris.
PLEASE people. Google tortoise svn. Download the windows installer.
Do NOT change the little box marked with an X in the
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Hi Brian,
Welcome to this most interesting adventure. I am glad to have you
aboard. This is one journey where the trip is everything since no one
knows where we are going. Enjoy.
73,
Tom W0IVJ
Brian Sherrod wrote:
Hello All,
I am a new member of this reflector and soon to be a
Robert McGwier wrote:
We really are doing a poor job of communicating aren't we?
That is exactly what you get with svn. The tool is easy and free. It is
also available from tigris.
PLEASE people. Google tortoise svn. Download the windows installer.
Do NOT change the little box marked
Oops. Sorry, I obviously should have actually _looked_ at the repository
before sending my message.
Chris - AE6VK
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From: Robert McGwier [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, April 16, 2006 10:34 AM
To: Christopher T. Day
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED];
If you are running the mic through the black box try doing it externally
direct into the D-44. I had the same problem until I wired up an
amplified D104 (genuine chicken choker) direct to the D-44 input and
hooked the PTT to the X2 connector.
If you have TWO L-4Bs I'm jealous!
Net on 14329
If all you want are the binaries, you can simplify this still further by
using
svn://206.216.146.154/svn/repos_sdr_windows/PowerSDR/trunk/bin/Release
in Tim's instructions. That way you will only download the repository
sub-folder with the Release binaries in it. SVN does not require anyone
to
Brian
Yes! Welcome for sure. You seem to have jumped in on a buncha threads from
people having problems managing change on all sides!
For the past few years this has been a joy to follow, and remains so! As Tom
said. This is a journey where users are defining the radio in a pretty much
At 09:49 AM 4/16/2006, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a Flex on order,.. It is due to ship in a couple of three weeks.
Part of my purchasing decision was to have ready access to source and Beta
releases.
I would imagine that you are confusing the ongoing SVN repository updates
(not even
At 10:19 AM 4/16/2006, Stan wrote:
When I purchased my radio, Gerald told me on the phone
having an SDR radio is really neat cause every few weeks you get new software.
Its like Christmas, every few weeks there a new version of software to play
with, like getting a new radio.
You DO get a new
Bill,
If the normal clamp-on chokes don't help, you may use double ferrite
E-cores, wind several turns of cable and close together with ahdesive
tape. See this:
http://kotisivu.dnainternet.net/ahti/sdr-1000/USBfilt.jpg. This
trick works well with my USB-to-PIO adapter proto.
Larrys advice may
I have to agree with Bob. There is nothing more easier than using SVN
for downloading the source and freshly compiled executables. Please try
it before you bash it. It is technically much easier to get a SVN
executable running than downloading the setup program from the Flex
website.
Here is
Christopher T. Day wrote:
If all you want are the binaries, you can simplify this still further by
using
svn://206.216.146.154/svn/repos_sdr_windows/PowerSDR/trunk/bin/Release
in Tim's instructions. That way you will only download the repository
sub-folder with the Release binaries in it. SVN
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I know I read somewhere that someone did some rather extensive testing on the
audio input for the SDR-1000, and found that a low noise mic pre ahead of the
box was better than cranking up the gain on the console. This makes sense to
me as I've found the same in the past using analog type
Go for it! Experimentation is what it IS all about, isn't it?
-Tim
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Sent: Sunday, April 16, 2006
Mike
Nope... You put a little pinhole in each end of the egg and blow in one of
em real hard and everything comes out. Sort of the equivalent of the reverse
of 'ship in a bottle'. Only the bottle ain't clear. Then you decorate them
and put them back in the box, sort of the equivalent of Short
For everyone worried about setting up SVN: it's really pretty simple
(instructions earlier in this thread.) I've never used it before ant it
took about 4 minutes - there are really only a half dozen simple steps to do
it. Once it's set up, it's pretty much one click to get the newest
version...
Is there a good source (in one place) to get information for running MixW2
on the SDR1K? I have VAC running and get audio to the MixW2 but it does not
seem to pick out the PSK31 -- lots of hash ??
Have a Great Easter -- I am showing my grandkids SDR1K !! They like it too.
Thanks
Dave
Chris,
This is very nice - even faster than the old zip download. I blew away
the old SVN directory, created a new one and tortoised it. In less than a
minute I had the executable!
Just keeps getting easier!
Mark
W8XR
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Dave,
If you set up the SDR and MixW EXACTLY as Bob does on his paper on
the web site: How to Setup VAC with PowerSDR, it will work every
time.The only deviations you should have are in the com port numbers:
make them reflect what you actually have running.
73, Chas, W1CG
At 05:28 PM
I'll get the ball rolling and others feel free to jump in.
First a little background information to make all of this make sense.
The D44 has two (IMHO) minor deficiencies that have to be addressed when
hooking up a mic. The first is the lack of a mic preamp on the D44
board so you have to get
Only if you are redecorating the inside of your microwave to yellow
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Shoot!
I was s'posed to boil 'em first?
That explains a lot.
Can I still put 'em in the microwave?
Mike - AA8K
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Sometime this week there was a discussion about how to setup a PC
for dual boot of Windows XP. We usually think of dual-boot as being
for dissimilar Operating Systems. But in this setup there might be
two implementations of XP. One fellow suggested separate profiles
would also be worth looking
Cool.
BTW, not long after I assembled my Heathkit Microwave
Oven (274 screws! My wrist was sore for a week),
my brother-in-law decided to hard boil some eggs.
He said that he wound up using toothpicks to clean out
the tiny holes in the front door. This was before
Heath sent out the plastic
Hello Everyone...
Earlier today I sent a message to the FlexRadio list with the subject
Am I Missing Something? ... which started an avalanche of replies.
It involved my frustration at trying to get the latest alpha version of
PowerSDR from the SVN site running.
I found the problem later this
Hi Brian,
In addition to the D44 sound card, I use the motherboard sound interface and
a Turtle Beach Santa Cruz sound card installed in my computer.
I use the mic input of the Santa Cruz as a preamplifier and use the output
of the Santa Cruz to drive the mic input of the D44 card.
I set my
Here is a URL that contains the main dope:
http://w9oy.painloss.com/SDR1000/tortise.html
The short version:
1 Download and install PowerSDR 1.6.0 from
flex-radio.com
2 Download and install this .msi file:
TortoiseSVN-1.3.3.6219-svn-1.3.1.msi
from this site:
Ken,
If you have ever add a new hard drive to an Windows XP
machine and install the XP OS on the new drive and
leave the XP OS on the old drive bootable, you will,
like it or not, end up with a Windows XP dual boot
system. Your options will be to run the old disk XP
OS or the new disk XP OS.
How come there is no pointer to Bob's paper under the Expert setups list
on the Flew Radio Web site? Would be really useful. Thanks.
Chris - AE6VK
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From: Charles Greene [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, April 16, 2006 2:38 PM
To: Dave Meitzen;
At 12:16 PM 4/16/2006, Christopher T. Day wrote:
Jim,
Keeping track of the betas is _really_ easy in SVN. Assuming you have
write access to the SVN repository, right click on the mainline trunk
folder and select Copy to In the URL that comes up, replace
trunk with tags/beta name and let
FYI, You can also find it in the files section on the SDR-1000 Yahoo
discussion group.
-Tim
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Or that only one person has the authority and access rights to make such
a Beta tag. There should be some sort of testing required or it's hardly
a beta, after all. The tester could be the one to declare the beta.
Chris - AE6VK
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From: Jim Lux [mailto:[EMAIL
The Tortoise SVN is extremely easy to use, basically right click on a
folder and select update and that is it, you will get you source copy
updated. If you have made personal changes to you copy it keeps them
by updating the file instead of replacing it.
I have no clue if you have bad
Once you have Tortoise downloaded it takes less that 5 minutes to
install it and set it up. Setup is no more complicated than pasting
in an address of the SVN server and that is it, you are done.
Once you start using it you will love it, right click on the folder
containing the source,
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