Nigel,
I don't have that feature. Maybe a difference between the two
versions. How about emailing that one over to me. 1.46 found the
Res-T with out any help from me as soon as I told it what Com port it
was hooked up to, 8 in this case.
Had
At 02:52 PM 10/9/2009, you wrote:
In a message dated 09/10/2009 21:47:33 GMT Daylight Time, [email protected]
writes:
I'm running Ver. 1.46 on a Resolution-T and it works very well. I do
not have any Mini-Ts so not really any help.
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Hi Had
Many thanks for your reply.
I was going to ask if it auto detected your Resolution-T or if you needed
to configure the software in some way, but it's working for me too now:-)
I'm not sure what's going on as it resolutely refused to start before,
even after I'd edited its INI file where it seemed to be storing incorrect
comms configuration info, but I tried again just now and although it
refused to
start at first it went straight in once I'd edited the INI file again.
Interestingly, just before that I'd noticed that Tboltmon is now seeing the
SV information so something does seem to have changed.
One "feature" of DSPMon that doesn't seem to do anything, for me anyway,
is the RF Spectrum Analyser view, does that display anything for you or do
you know what it's supposed to display?
regards
Nigel
GM8PZR
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