Thanks Peter. I am familiar with this limitation.
I am not actually adding more devices so at this time, it is just a matter of
discovering that the 3.0 port actually provides “as expected” connectivity. And
having solved the Tx dropout issue is a pleasing outcome.
To summarize again:
CAT Cont
Hello Alan,
there is one thing you should keep in mind before making your final
decision, there are limits on the number of endpoint devices for both USB2
and USB3 and these total-up on a per controller bassis, you can see each
USB Controller in Windows Device manager. These endpoints include the
OK it's been 2d since my last setup alteration and I have not experienced any
TX dropout.
I moved my radio to another USB port type 3.0. (as opposed to a non 3.0 speed
type)
I can confirm at least on my setup, that there is no longer an issue with
dropping Tx audio. The HamRadioDeluxe radio +
This is how it works for me. In Device manager, with the radio turned
on, it shows - Silicon Labs CP210x USB to UART Bridge (com 5) and
Silicon Labs CP210X USB to UART Bridge (com 6).
In my Windows Sound Panel, I have Playback tab, IC-7610 Output, USB
Audio Codec. In Record tab, IC-7610 Input,
The reason is that Windows has internally two sets of audio names. One
is for the new Windows Settings menus, but the "true" name is still that
which is used when you open the old "Sounds" menu. And in the registry,
it is stored somewhere else. It is a known Windows bug, that sometimes,
these two
WSJT-X versions 2.3.0, 2.5.4, and 2.6.0 rc4 do not display the correct audio
device names if the names have been changed. Other apps, such as Soundcard
Scope, show the current device name.
E.g. I change my TS-590S audio CODEC name from "microphone" to "TS-590 RX".
That name shows in the audio
