Oh definitely. The Flex auto tuner is goofy on top of it all!
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Thanks to all who have suggested
For the record I have also experienced some erratic tuning and for what
seems to be no apparent reason. Sometimes the antennas will tune instantly
and sometimes not at all. Weather has not been the issue here either.
Rick
W2JAZ
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As if it’s talking to a Kenwood I presume using the same virtual port as had
been configured for HRD?
I believe the answer is yes, because I am not 100% sure what you are doing.
The CAT interface in PowerSDR is "bi-lingual" in that it will receive a Kenwood
formatted CAT command and instruct th
Ok the trick was to assign the Kenwood TS-2000 in HRD rather than Flex SDR. I
had assumed the TS-2000 was for only PowerSDR since HRD had Flex as a choice.
ASS U ME L
Now how can I configure my homebrew soft to work? As if it’s talking to a
Kenwood I presume using the same virtual port as h
Hulen,
Sorry, I accidentally hit Send" before I was ready. To continue on...
Go to the Knowledge Base article entitled "How to Configure CAT to
Communicate with Third-Party Programs - Introduction"
(http://kc.flexradio.com/KnowledgebaseArticle50345.aspx) for an explanation
of how to use CAT to a
Hulen,
Use the serial ports (real or virtual) of your computer. The radio is
the computer, your 1500 is "only" the front end.
You can select the port and other details in the setup/CAT tab of the
program.
73 de Ignacio EB4APL
El 20/12/2010 16:37, Hulen Smith wrote:
I'm at a loss as to how
On Mon, Dec 20, 2010 at 7:37 AM, Hulen Smith wrote:
> I'm at a loss as to how to connect (CAT control w/third party software)
> with
> my 1500 since it has no serial port. I'm familiar with vCOM & VAC as I use
> it with my K3/PWSDR-IF. I use it also with LP-Bridge and HRD with my
> Flex-1000. The
Hulen,
Remember, the radio is actually the software. All the hardware does is act
as an RF modem.
PowerSDR (the REAL radio) does utilize serial ports. Open the Setup form &
click on the "CAT Control" tab. There you can select the serial port to use
for CAT control & a separate port (if desired
I'm at a loss as to how to connect (CAT control w/third party software) with
my 1500 since it has no serial port. I'm familiar with vCOM & VAC as I use
it with my K3/PWSDR-IF. I use it also with LP-Bridge and HRD with my
Flex-1000. These radios have serial ports. Once I connect to them I can use
VC
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