Chris, I can help with #2. If #1 is working, I wouldn't sweat it, sounds like a software issue.
To use the multiband settings in Rocky, there's an .ini file you edit, I think it's called rocky.ini but I'm not at my shack computer right now so I can't promise that's exactly right but if you look in that directory under Rocky I bet you'll find it. I think the top level directory under program files is Ameet or something like that? Just edit the file to add your bands and the center frequencies by following the example of the ones that are already in there. 73, Kerry WD5ABC --- In [email protected], "kd4pbj" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi Bill! > > Now we are on to something! I changed the settings to I/Q in Rocky > and I am now getting most of my signals above 7 Mhz (I can detect > some AM international stations below there). In addition, now I can > successfully get the TX balancing to work! I wouldn't have thought to > change this before since the Rocky setup document in the Files > section said to use Q/I, and I am not a computer person so I usually > hate to mess with the settings that others who know more than me > derived. > Now on to two more nagging questions... > > 1. When I do both the TX balance points and click ok, when I close > and then reopen the TX balance program the sliders appear to be much > closer to the center than where I left them. However, the unit is > still balanced. > > 2. When I go to Settings on Rocky and set the LO, I can choose > single band (and input the LO frequency) or multiband (where the LO > is grayed out). I had chosen Multiband since I have a SR 40/80 RXTX > but at the suggestion of Alex VE3NEA yesterday, I clicked on single > band and entered my LO frequency. Now when I click on the little > arrow at the top right of the Rocky application box on the screen > (just to the right of the green frequency display), the other three > bands (40 high, 80 low, 80 high) are grayed out. How do I enter the > LO frequenies for all four bands and get the computer to remember > them. > > > Thanks for this and I hope to be out of your hair soon. > > Chris >
