Thanks Gary. I have not been using Deluxe but maybe that is the trick versus
the Basic trial version. I also expect CPU cache is involved here somewhere.
I do have the COM port FIFO turned OFF.
-mike/w5jr
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, Gary n6...@... wrote:
Yes. I'm running it
Thanks Tom. I've previously looked at the setup screen accessible during boot.
I do believe that cache is turned ON but on my particular computer have not
discovered a way to turn it off in setup. I also did not find a gear shift
for speed.
I'll keep looking or find a utility to handle it.
I use a program called slowdown and it works for me, check this link, I use
the slowint1 utility
_http://bretjohnson.us/source/source.htm_
(http://bretjohnson.us/source/source.htm)
Chris
N9LLO
In a message dated 12/25/2009 11:58:31 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
w5jr.m...@gmail.com
Something else you might that has worked for me is disabling the CPU Cache in
the setup menu this has worked for me many times.
Mike
I think that your experience is the exception. I know that the analog
service here in Connecticut has been shut off. That means that an
analog phone cannot even find a setup channel (that's what gives you an
IN SERVICE indication). Without setting up on the system you cannot
originate a
There are devices that provide an RJ-11 jack to interface POTS phones
with cell phones. This would permit you to just plug your autopatch
into the device. A web search will find these. They range from high
end multi-line devices to those in the $100 to $200 price range.
This is a link that
I have an older Sprint Unit-designed to be used to replace house wired
service, it has an antenna, you plug it into 110vac and then it has an
RJ-11 on it which provides dial-tone and ringing to the rest of the
wired phones in the house-but it can also be used stand-alone. The one I
have has been
I have a quantar repeater tied to a cat 300. Everything works fine and you can
use analog with the cat control or p25 with the moto controller. The question
is, is there a simple way to turn off p25 if needed remotely? A repeat inhibit
line somewhere? I have full control of the analog side
On Fri, 25 Dec 2009, Mike/W5JR wrote:
Oh, great wizards. I have an aging, fragile 386sx laptop that has
faithfully programmed my X9000 radio for years. I also have a Compaq
LTE P1 120 that I program all of my other Moto radios with
successfully except for the X9000. On the Compaq, I have
There are simple boxen which when fitted with a 'phone sim provide a mobile
phone connection and a cat5e socket ready for a network connection mainly used
for remote cctv access but will connect via the 5e to other devices , I would
assume they are available in your part of the world id we
I don't think testing with a Nextel phone would be a valid test, since Nextel
and Sprint are not (true) cellphones and have always been digital.
-- Original Message --
Received: Sat, 26 Dec 2009 05:33:39 AM PST
From: Joe k1ike_m...@snet.net
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I don't know what kind of indication the
Larry,
I would first reach out to the public safety entity that manages the PSAP/911
system where the repeater is physically located.If they are OK with you
using an unactivated cellphone, there are several ways to accomplish what you
want.The terms relevant to the PSAP staff are
rahwayflynn wrote:
* Non-initialized phones have never been activated for service. These
phones may be purchased off the shelf. NI phones will display wholly random
information depending on who made the phone.
Some of the early bag phones may not work if they were never initially
Does anyone know what the HLN1185 heatsink is made of? It is aluminum,
or an odd alloy? I'm thinking it's some form of magnesium case like the
X9000 (might) have.
--
Kris Kirby, KE4AHR
Disinformation Analyst
I used to program Midland radios but it's been almost 15 years.
Are you looking for the eprom oven and burner for the old syntech series or,
are you looking for the field programming box for the syntech XTR series?
Please let me know; I may be able to get you in touch with an old boss of mine
Mike,
MoSlo Deluxe for DOS takes care of CPU cache automatically and offers an
option to turn the COM port controller's FIFO buffer OFF as well. While I
still use these instructions when executing MoSlo I find my PC's all default
to FIFO OFF anyway.
Gary/N6LRV
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From:
Hi:
Are there any current or former repeater owners/operators out there who have
recently taken a repeater off the air on a permanent basis?
If so, what were your reasons?
Tony
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