Sometimes, when one is doing a long run that goes past the
usual power save times, the USB port will shut itself off.
I believe that most motherboards have a setting in the BIOS
that controls the ability of the BIOS to power the USB port
down during quiet times.
Perhaps that is what is happening?
Bob
Took your advise and did check all of the caps in teh oscillator along with
resistors. All are as they should be. Though they do differ from the
schematic I have for the HP 10811. But thats normal reality on HP stuff. So
it is a sick 10811.
So at this stage I have jacked a external 10 MHz refer
The Z3801A has no documented command for setting the DAC voltage. UCCM
receivers do.
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> Is there a place to look to see how to
configure the command to reset a Z3801 to midscale?
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I see that LH has a DAC command. Is there a place to look to see how to
configure the command to reset a Z3801 to midscale?
The bad 10 MHz hp 10811 caused it to drift to 99.999% FS.
Thanks in advance.
I am looking at mapping a Piezo into the old oscillator position I have
one.
Regards
Paul
WB8T
Letting the monitor sleep is usually OK. All my systems are set to do that.
Letting the hard drive sleep is also usually OK, even if you are logging stuff
to disk... the disk writes should make the OS aware that programs are using it
and reset the timer (but then were talkin' Microsoft here..
Mark
I was going to respond with a humorous response. But can't come up with one.
Why does LH and XP stall only Santa knows. (Ok thats as good as it gets.)
No idea whats up but TBolt works absolutely fine on the XP Dell laptop with
a real serial port. Maybe I should try a usb port. Moved to another
Mark ok experimenting and I did have the HD set to spin down and monitor to
sleep. Turned both on to see if it gets past the 45 minute mark. Then see
what actually is the issue if it does.
As a heads up the settings I use do work on the other 3 programs that I
have used for the z3801. But then I su
Tom wrote:
There's something very odd going on here, either with Pete's TBolt, and/or with
Mark's Heather v5.
2) It also shows some truly erratic behavior the last day and a half, with
multiple, massive, sudden temperature drops going down several degrees. I've
never seen this.
I think the
David, several of your satellite count graphs show a slow upward trend
throughout this calendar year, with a bump up for the month of October,
falling back down for part of November, then another step up at the
beginning of December.
http://www.satsignal.eu/mrtg/performance_gps.php?period=year
Th
Version 5 can write a "raw" receiver data capture log with the WY keyboard
command.
Heather has code for "un-doing" the temperature spikes from the Tbolt
temperature sensor/firmware bugs. The "/tj" command line option control
attempts to remove the spikes. "/tj" toggles the spike filter "/t
On Fri, 9 Dec 2016 21:29:34 +0800
"Li Ang" <379...@qq.com> wrote:
> I've done some tests with TDC7200 and TDC_GP22 few months
> ago.(https://www.febo.com/pipermail/time-nuts/2016-May/098170.html)
Thanks for the report. It's interesting to see that the TDC7200 performs
slightly better than the GP
Dear all,
the GALILEO system is supposed to go online today (at least for initial
operational capability). Does anybody of you has a GALILEO compatible
receiver and sees already a difference?
Best regards,
Achim
Achim,
I'm not sure whether the signals were turned on
Pete kindly sent me the raw data. Well, it's not quite "raw" in the TBolt
binary TSIP sense, but a Heather-processed ascii log format. There's something
very odd going on here, either with Pete's TBolt, and/or with Mark's Heather
v5. I'm happy Pete has a keen eye and spotted this.
1) Attached a
Hi
A *lot* of the Galileo receivers out there come with a little note “Galileo
compatible with a firmware upgrade”. It will indeed be interesting to see
how this all works out.
Bob
> On Dec 15, 2016, at 6:29 AM, Achim Vollhardt wrote:
>
> Dear all,
> the GALILEO system is supposed to go onlin
Hi
If you *do* need to troubleshoot a weird temperature issue, there are dirt
cheap USB
thermometers out there. It’s a bit of a gamble on finding the one(s?) out of
the batch that
works right. When you get one that does work properly, they are quite adequate
for
tracking something like a 0.5 d
Dear all,
the GALILEO system is supposed to go online today (at least for initial
operational capability). Does anybody of you has a GALILEO compatible
receiver and sees already a difference?
Best regards,
Achim
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On 12/15/2016 8:35 AM, Mike Cook wrote:
> Hi Peter,
> I also have a T-Bolt monitored by LH5 but am not seeing any glitches like
> yours. No clear idea what may be the root cause, but from your screen dump
> all the metrics are affected so it is not likely to be just a failing temp
> sensor. May
Hi Peter,
I also have a T-Bolt monitored by LH5 but am not seeing any glitches like
yours. No clear idea what may be the root cause, but from your screen dump all
the metrics are affected so it is not likely to be just a failing temp sensor.
Maybe something global such as power cleanliness.
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