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I moved the sound card to the next PCI slot and the Delta 44
would not work. I then tried to re-install the Delta Driver, and it
would not install
I tried a number of times without success
I moved the Sound Card back to the slot where it had been, and it still
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Someone mentioned it is best to install the card into a slot that has
its own (non-shared) interrupt.
How do I determine which interrupts are used for a given slot?
Jerry W4UK
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You have to refer to your mobo documentation. If it isn't there, then
you will have to ask tech support for your mobo what interrupts
(devices) are using which PCI slots. If you do not have a non-shared
slot, pick one that you think will have the fewest number of interrupts.
-Tim
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I've been experimenting with CAT control of the SDR1K using Delphi and
something is not quite right. I can send say FA; to the SDR to get
the freq of VFO 1, and reading the COM port will at times return the
proper value as expected, however at times it returns nothing, then
when it finally does,
Brian,
What version of PowerSDR are you using? That is always a critical part
of any troubleshooting process.
-Tim
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Don't use the MixW virtual COM cable (don't know what it's called), use
N8VB's vCOM.
This may be the problem, failing that use Portmon to monitor the data flow,
this helps a great deal.
Simon Brown, HB9DRV
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I've been
Hi,
I want to use Tortoise SVN to manage my customized PowerSDR source code. I
make a lot of changes and would like to keep up with the new goodies from Flex
Headquarters.
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Hello Tim and Simon,
I am using N8VB's vCOM with the SDR on port 6.
Tim, I am currently using 1.6.3 SVN 693.
I've found the CAT command list, however an example of sending a CAT
command and reading the port for a result would be of great help. I
know the ';' is used to terminate all commands.
On 10/23/06, Simon Brown (HB9DRV) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You must wait with a timeout to receive data *or* write async code, myself I
just wait with a 1 second timeout for a reply. Keep reading until you get a
; or get sick of writing code and take up golf.
Hee Hee!
Yes, I realized that not
Well, soon as I thought it was getting better, it started acting just
as before, even with increased delays. I can change the code to read
COM1 where my LP-100 wattmeter is at 38,400 baud and read it instantly
and without any timers in the code.
This is so intermittent, I don't know if it's the
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From: ECKERT,JOHN (A-USA,ex1)
Sent: Monday, October 23, 2006 1:38 PM
Hi,
I want to use Tortoise SVN to manage my customized PowerSDR source code. I
make a lot of changes to PowerSDR and would like to keep up with the new
goodies from Flex HQ.
I'd like some ideas
50ms is *not* enough, use 1 second. Think about it - you are the foreground
process getting all those nice priority boots from the hamsters running
inside your PC, the poor old SDR console code is chugging along doing many
things. You'll have to wait longer and give it a better chance of
Dave,
I have a similar situation on 75m. I have a Gap TitanDX antenna mounted
60-70 feet away from the operating position. I have a 160m off-center fed
dipole that runs 10-15 feet above the roof directly over the operating
position (total distance about 20-25 feet from radio).
If I use the
Just got the Poor Man's UCB in from Wally.
Looks good. Had to slightly trim the corner on the parallel connector
to make an easy fit.
Nice workmanship too, makes my N0XAS conversion look .
He even included a couple of connector screw extensions to mount the
PMUCB firmly to the SDR-1000.
On 10/23/06, Simon Brown (HB9DRV) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
50ms is *not* enough, use 1 second. Think about it - you are the foreground
process getting all those nice priority boots from the hamsters running
inside your PC, the poor old SDR console code is chugging along doing many
things.
Hi,
One second before I declare the radio on the other end to be AWOL. Let me
know the programming language (I use C++) and I'll provide some pseudo code.
Essentially you read x bytes with a 1 second timeout, if you get your x
bytes (or a ;) inside 1 second then your loop ends. For more info
It has been a few years since I was a computer technician, but back then the
rule was to skip the first PCI slot (closest to the power supply...normally
shared with the video card slot) as this shared an IRQ. Beyond that I think
Tim is right (see MB documentation).
Eric Wachsmann
FlexRadio
On 10/23/06, Simon Brown (HB9DRV) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
One second before I declare the radio on the other end to be AWOL. Let me
know the programming language (I use C++) and I'll provide some pseudo code.
Oh okay Simon, I see what you mean now. I thought you meant that you
ALWAYS
Simon,
Are you thinking of the REAudio drivers that comes with the RigExpert
SD/ MixW? I've never been able to get that to work.
73... Jon W1MNK
Simon Brown (HB9DRV) wrote:
Don't use the MixW virtual COM cable (don't know what it's called), use
N8VB's vCOM.
This may be the problem, failing
No, I think there's a sort of vCOM solution available from MixW but N8VB's
is really good.
Simon Brown, HB9DRV
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Are you thinking of the REAudio drivers that comes with the RigExpert SD/
MixW? I've never been able to get that
Does anybody have I/Q audio files of FM transmissions?
-Tim
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I don't know off hand, but I'm guessing that there are some on the
flex-radio-friends.net site.
Eric Wachsmann
FlexRadio Systems
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John,
If you have a linux server box setup, you could use this to run an SVN
server. However, you probably do not need it to do what you're trying to do
(integrate your changes with ongoing FlexRadio changes). This is automatic
behavior that works 90% of the time. There are those rare cases
In VB6 there is a event driven command called OnCommEvent which takes care
of those waiting milliseconds automatically for you, is there any thing like
it on C#?
I.E.
' The OnComm event is used for trapping communications events and errors.
Private Static Sub MSComm1_OnComm()
Dim EVMsg$
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