One item. In step #1 do not copy, but EXPORT using the Setup form.
This will allow you to put it on a thumb drive for the new PC. All your
other assumptions are correct.
If you run into any issues bringing up the radio after installing 2.7.2,
just open a support ticket with the HelpDesk.
Tim Ellison, W4TME
Customer Experience Manager
FlexRadio Systems™
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Austin, TX 78728
Phone: 512-535-4713 Ext. 223
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On 3/5/2014 2:50 PM, Greg Jurrens wrote:
Todd:
That looks like an appropriate path to take. There are actually a few
other files if you use memories: master.xml and memory.xml
These are both located at: %appdata%/FlexRadio Systems (Note that this
is a symlink that will get you right to YOUR specific file store area.)
Good luck
73,
Greg - K5GJ
On Wed, Mar 5, 2014 at 1:15 PM, Todd Stolzberg <stol...@att.net> wrote:
I would like to upgrade the hard drive and also change from XP to Windows
7 in the computer that I use for my Flex 3000. (I am currently using
PowerSDR 2.7.2 on the XP machine.) I am comfortable with computer upgrades
but I have never installed my 3000 on any other computer, and just to be
sure that I don't mess anything up could someone advise if the following
steps are correct.
1.. Copy my existing PowerSDR database to a thumb drive.
2.. Change out the hard drive and install and setup Windows 7.
3.. Run the 2.7.2 integrated installer.
4.. Reboot
5.. Connect the Flex 3000 to the computer and then turn it on.
6.. Start PowerSDR.
7.. Import the original database from the thumb drive (I am assuming I
can do this since it is from the same version of PowerSDR.)
8.. I am also assuming that the software will detect that the firmware
in the radio had been previously upgraded when 2.7.2 was installed on the
XP machine.
One of my concerns is that I don't want to mess up the firmware in the
radio.
Also if needed, would I be able to switch out the hard drives and go back
to the XP installation and still use the Flex 3000?
Thanks in advance for looking at this and for any comments/suggestions.
Todd K1OD
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