On Oct 5, 2008, at 8:37 PM, Dudley Hurry wrote:
Jerry,
I have to agree with Tim, could be the motherboard parallel port..
Early on with the 1K it was discovered that not all parallel port
are considered equal. Some do not drive hard enough, also you
have to be careful with the cable
Jerry,
I have to agree with Tim, could be the motherboard parallel port..
Early on with the 1K it was discovered that not all parallel port are
considered equal. Some do not drive hard enough, also you have to be
careful with the cable lengths and type of cable used..
73,
Dudley
WA5QP
Turning on SR minimizes the number of control signals sent over the parallel
cable to the DDS when tuning. Having SR on should be the default configuration
used by every radio type. The problem may still be in the parallel interface
or the cable itself. Some mobo parallel interfaces may not ha
Tim, ah ha, I turned Spur Reduction back on the the problem appears to
be mostly gone! But it still drops out once in awhile when I'm tuning
fast. Much better though...
Thanks,
Jerry Sharp, KD0GS
Tim Ellison wrote:
How are you tuning (dragging, scroll wheel, VFO controller) and is it depende
How are you tuning (dragging, scroll wheel, VFO controller) and is it dependent
on the rate of changing the frequency.
Also, does it happen when the Spur Reduction is on and/or off?
-Tim
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Fellow Flexers, my SDR-1000 or computer has developed a problem and I
could use some suggestions. As I tune across any part of the spectrum, I
hear a relay click from the SDR1K and my receive drops very low. The
display on the panadapter usually drops out of sight on the bottom and
signals beco
Should and does are sort of different
As far as I know, there is no published functionality or interface to the
FlexLink interface, aside from what¹s discernable from the source code in
PowerSDR, and all that does is have some raw write/read sorts of functions
mapped to write/read I2C addressed
On Oct 5, 2008, at 11:25 AM, Lux, James P wrote:
Since FlexWire is basically I2C, I'm not sure how well it would work
for
something where you needed reliable deterministic timing on a
millisecond
time scale (if you were planning on timing your PIN diode switch to
protect
your GaAsFET preamp
I would certainly agree on the X2 connector. That way the new 1500 would be
a "dropin" for my 1000.
73
Al W5LUA
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On Oct 5, 2008, at 11:39 AM, Tim Ellison wrote:
Make sure the Firewire driver is in safemode1 and the sampling rate
is exactly the same as what is configured in PowerSDR
Use these parameters:
96K with 1024 buffers
192K with 2048 buffers
Also, check the duration of the DPCs. I suspect you a
Hello George,
When I use the FLEX-5000 with my Dell Vostro 1500 laptop, it does
exactly the same thing. I traced it to v-e-r-y long DPC's from the
wireless NIC card. I installed the latest drivers for the wireless card,
but still no luck, so I just disable Wireless networking when I want to
How about adding the X2 connector on the SDR1500. The X2 connector works
well on the SDR1000 for many VHF / UHF hams. It is an easy and realiable way
of controlling transverters and other external devices.
Maybe other VHF/UHF operators can provide some input on this.
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Fr
Make sure the Firewire driver is in safemode1 and the sampling rate is exactly
the same as what is configured in PowerSDR
Use these parameters:
96K with 1024 buffers
192K with 2048 buffers
Also, check the duration of the DPCs. I suspect you are having something
responsible for long ones.
One
On 10/5/08 10:26 AM, "Maarten" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The Flex-1500 would make a great VHF/UHF transverter rig. The only problem I
> see is the lack of any I/O control. It has the Flexwire port but as of now I
> do not know of anything working of that port.
I don't think anyone has anyth
The Flex-1500 would make a great VHF/UHF transverter rig. The only problem I
see is the lack of any I/O control. It has the Flexwire port but as of now I
do not know of anything working of that port.
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I think it should be noted that this is not a common problem, in fact it would
seem to be so rare as to be unique. You have no idea the shape of the relay in
this amp, in fact you have no idea of the nature of the coax that connects the
amp and the transceiver. Maybe the previous owner got his
.My FLEX5000A will stall after 3 or less minutes. I have to click on the
start button to get it running again and will quit again. I don't have any
other applications running in the back ground. I check it to the TASK
Manager to make sure. I have a Vista Premium - Intel Quad Core with 4 Gig
memory.
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