--- In [email protected], "Lyle Koehler, K0LR" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
wrote:
>
> --- In [email protected], "Christos Nikolaou" <sv1eia@> wrote:
> >
> > I managed to have a modified multiband SoftRock RxTX 6.2 with the
> > Si570 (LVDS) board from WB6DHW and a small addition of a FIN1002.
> > I also setup the PowerSDR-SR40 thats got Si570 control over the LPT
> > interface.
> > So far so good, Si570 responds to PowerSDR and I have Rx and Tx (no
> > transmit images since it works like a SDR-1000) from 160 up to 10m 
> > (no
> > change whatsoever to 6m). 
> > Well, that happens though with an erratic behaviour, sometimes it 
> > does
> > change band, sometimes it does not change, instead it goes to its
> > default startup frequency. After a few tries, it manages to change
> > band. Not sure but it seems that either PowerSDR-SR40 has a weird 
> > bug
> > on Si570 programing or I'm not doing something right.
> > 
> > Has anyone else notified this?
> > 
> > 73
> > Christos SV1EIA
> 
> I have seen similar behavior when using PowerSDR with the Si570,
> although as I remember it was "fixed" by restarting PowerSDR and
> possibly by rebooting Windows. To make sure that your Si570 parallel
> port control system is stable, you can try it with Winrad, with the
> WB8LGA DDS VFO utility
> (http://groups.yahoo.com/group/softrock40/files/WB8LGA/), or with
> Guido's si570.exe program
> (http://groups.yahoo.com/group/softrock40/files/Si570/)
> 
> To use Si570 parallel port control in Winrad, you need to go through a
> couple of steps as described in my writeup at:
>
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/softrock40/files/Si570%20Parallel%20Port%20Control/
> 
> Lyle, K0LR
>

I've tested it with Guido's direct program. Its ok with that. It even
goes to 6m...
PowerSDR-SR40 is the trouble.
I try to debug it with my VisualStudio2003 and see what is the
difference. I guess there are some issues of HS_DIV,N1 and RFREQ and
Si570 goes into startup frequency.
what puzles me is that the code is exactly the same in both of them...

SV1EIA

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