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I experienced Kirb's description of the symptoms with SVN 1680 on an
SDR-1000. It definitely threw the level calibration off.
73,
Steve N6VL
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Thank you Bob.
I was in the appearance Tab.
I guess it was staring me right in the face!
Bob Tracy wrote:
> Ken,
>
> Take a look at the Setup Form, Appearance | General tab. It lets you set
> the colors anywhere you please.
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> 73,
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> Bob K5KDN
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I connect my headset directly to the break-out box with simple adaptors. This
was too simple to pass up.
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Oops, you're right! Leave it to Icom to make simple things hard. My non-Icom
Proset is the best accessory I'm ever bought.
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y setting in the '5000 or is this in the 3rd
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> Thanks, Mike K4EAR
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Is there a QSK (TX?) delay setting in the '5000 or is this in the 3rd party
software?
Thanks, Mike K4EAR
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Ken,
Take a look at the Setup Form, Appearance | General tab. It lets you set
the colors anywhere you please.
73,
Bob K5KDN
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Hello,
I have a security camera system that outputs to the Internet. I have
now connected my Flex5000 computer video card (s-video out) to my DVR
camera card. This allows my friends to know when I am on the radio when
they connect to my remote cameras. They simply connect and go to camera
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I will pretend I know what I'm talking about, but if you ask me too many
questions you'll expose my ignorance. So here goes: I asked the guy at Heil
about the Yeasu 8 pin cable assembly and he said it was changed about 4 or 5
months ago. The grounds are now separate and they will work on the Flex
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Your best bet is to login as a user with limited rights and run PowerSDR in the
administrator context using the "runas" command. See the URL below for more
info on the "runas" feature.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/294676
-Tim
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Hi
The PowerSDR software on my windows xp system only runs with administrator
rights. Is there a workaround to to run it with restricted rights? There are
problems with the database (access). Excuse me, if this has been treated
before,
did not find it.
73 Chris HB9AJP
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Hi Joel,
I undoubtedly started the thread to which you refer. It has drifted to
far from the original topic.
My basic finding is VFOA frequency control works from N1MM, but not much
else in the way of rig control.
I also found an article in the knowledge base:
http://kb.flex-radio.com/article.
This would be an upgrade for the 5000A ?
If so, I'm would be interested
Dave WA3FDB
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Note that this "feature" was fixed in recent SVNs. ;)
Eric Wachsmann
FlexRadio Systems
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I replaced the brand-name Adaptec FireConnect 4300 card with Agere chip
(as recommended by Flex people) by an el-cheapo, no-name FireWire card
with VIA chip (criticized by Flex people as being inferior) from the
local independent computer store and so far have experienced no
spontaneous disconn
Hi all,
A while back, I experienced an unanticipated change in transmit
frequency. After some on-air audio tweaking with a friend on 28.410
MHz, I settled into a bit of a rag chew with him. All of a sudden, he
was no longer hearing me, despite every indication on this end that I
was transmitting
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I don't think we saw any performance benefit of using the COM port with the
5000 series. I think the Key jack on the back of the radio is the preferred
keying method.
Eric Wachsmann
FlexRadio Systems
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I ceased using the USB-parallel adapter on my sdr1k when I got off the
laptop...
However, re: all USB-Serial adapters, I have noticed that most of them
tend to find a "new and un-used" serial port to emulate every time they
have the potential need.
I wonder if your adapter now is calling itsel
? I'd sure like to free my COM port for other things.
73,
Steve N6VL
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If the adapter works in one port and not another, it is probably just a
driver issue. Using the device manager, if you select the device and then
right click and do update driver, I believe you can force the update using
the binaries in c:\Program Files\FlexRadio Systems\USBIO.
Eric Wachsmann
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I know I've seen comments here about interfacing the N1MM contest logging
program to the SDR-1000 and PowerSDR, but I can't find any previous emails
or any info on the Flex web site.
If someone has some info, please drop me a note.
73 Joel W5ZN
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I've been using the Pro-Set Plus here, and it works very well. I built a
simple adapter cable with an 8-pin mic connector on one end that plugs
into the FLEX-5000A microphone connector on the front panel, and the
other end of the cable has an inline 1/8" monaural phone jack to accept
the plug f
Richard wrote, "Ray I mentioned the issue you talk about here to the lady I
ordered the connector assembly from, I think it was Mrs. Heil, and she said
that has been taken care of. I don't remember what she said they did, but
she was pretty sure of herself on that issue."
I had purchased my AD-1Y
Army hit it right on the button. According to the Heil website, the ProSet
iC has a condenser (or electret) element for use on Icom radios which use
condenser microphones. A condenser microphone requires a DC bias voltage to
function. The Icom rigs use a "phantom" power supply scheme which feed
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I currently ONLY use a Heil Proset, with the 'DX' cartridge.
I have the Heil Yaesu adapter (RED)
It works perfectly with the F5Ka.
I even feed the Proset 'THROUGH' my MFJ DVK for recording contest buffers.
Output of the DVK plugs into the F5Ka directly.
Full VOX or PTT operation, good audio repor
Richard,
I could be wrong on this, but my understanding is that the Proset (IC) is
specifically designed to work with Icom radios, and as such uses an electret
type mike cartridge that requires a small (8v) DC voltage to operate. In
checking the heil website, there is a note that the Flex radios w
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Hi,
I tried to change USB ports, and now I can't get the adapter to run
at all. Windows and PowerSDR cannot find it. I tried reloading the
driver(ezusb.sys), the windows hardware wizard, built a new data
base, nothing works. Any ideas?
Sony Laptop, XP Home, PowerSDR all versions and SVNs, S
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