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Re: [Flexradio] Maestro WiFi

2016-09-23 Thread Steven Hess

Steve

No the Wifi is built in.
If you do not see any Wifi networks you may have a defective unit.
It should not take long for them to show up if they are broadcasting a SSID.
My recommendation is you open a support ticket.
https://helpdesk.flexradio.com/hc/en-us/
Here is hte how to on that:
https://helpdesk.flexradio.com/hc/en-us/articles/202118688-How-to-Submit-a-Request-for-Technical-Support
.
My first unit had defective Wifi and Flex promptly replaced it but you must
open a support ticket so they can determine that.
Seems if you do it by phone it's harder to get the ball rolling.
Have you tried a wired connection with CAT cable?

Steven KC6KGE

On Thu, Sep 22, 2016 at 11:23 PM, Steve Sterling 
wrote:

> Received a Maestro today.  Is the Wi-Fi module talked about in the ads a
> separate accessory that must be purchased and installed, or something that
> must be initiated?  When I plug in the provided 12vdc adapter, a wi-fi page
> comes up and says to select a wi-fi network, but none are ever listed.  We
> have plenty of wi-fi signal here, so it suggests there is no wi-fi receiver
> in it. Maybe I gotta buy a wi-fi usb dongle and plug it in? or??
>
> 73 Steve WA7DUH
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Re: [Flexradio] Flex3000 no tx on 40m

2016-04-16 Thread Steven Hess

On Sat, Apr 16, 2016 at 8:28 PM, David Walker  wrote:
> Hi,
>
> My flex has ceased transmitting RF on 40m.  No RF out with SSB, CW and Tune 
> button responds ‘NO RF DETECTED.’
>
> A fault with the rig?  Other bands are fine.
>
> Regards,
>
> Dave.
>
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I'd try database reset.
Back up you current database and do a reset.

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Re: [Flexradio] New 1500 owner

2016-04-06 Thread Steven Hess

Ken

I don't have an answer but I think you can get it from the audio stream.

Another good resource is  https://community.flexradio.com/flexradio/ for
questions.
There is a Flex 1500 section ( On right side of page "view all"
https://community.flexradio.com/flexradio/categories/flexradio_flex_1500_sdr

Welcome to the Flex community.

I've got two of your RC210 controllers.
Good stuff.

73 de KC6KGE
Steven

On Wed, Apr 6, 2016 at 5:59 PM, Ken Arck  wrote:

> Hi there
>
> Is there a good resource where I can get some "probably already asked a
> billion times" questions answer, specifically regarding I/Q output for use
> with MAP65?
>
> (nothing seen in the FAQs)
>
> Ken
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Re: [Flexradio] FlexRadio web server maintenance scheduled for 3:30 GMT 13-Mar-2016

2016-03-11 Thread Steven Hess

LOL Neal.

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Re: [Flexradio] FireWire replacement

2016-01-18 Thread Steven Hess

Even if you couldn't get a new Firewire card.
This will be with us for a while too.

Thunderbolt card.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813995027

Thunderbolt to Firewire adapter.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813995027

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[Flexradio] SSDR on Windows 7 Pro Mac Mini with VMwear Fusion?

2016-01-16 Thread Steven Hess

I have a Mac Mini with OS X El Capitan with VMwear Fusion installed.
(Running Linux right now from time to time )
I am going to install Windows 7 Pro on the machine to run SmartSDR
Can you successfully run SmartSDR on Windows 7 Pro under VMwear Fusion
or will I need to install WIndows 7 under Parallels?
Can you have both VMwear Fusion and Parallels on the same machine?
I am Mac newbie pretty much.

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Re: [Flexradio] SSDR on Windows 7 Pro Mac Mini with VMwear Fusion?

2016-01-16 Thread Steven Hess

On Sat, Jan 16, 2016 at 2:19 PM, Chris Tate - N6WM <ct...@ewnetinc.com> wrote:
> Ip discovery will likely be released in a later version of SSDR.  It will 
> likely be part of the "wan remote" tool kit
>
> Thanks
> ~C.
>
>> On Jan 16, 2016, at 1:18 PM, Mark G. Thomas <m...@misty.com> wrote:
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>>> On Sat, Jan 16, 2016 at 11:13:34AM -0800, Steven Hess wrote:
>>> I have a Mac Mini with OS X El Capitan with VMwear Fusion installed.
>>> (Running Linux right now from time to time )
>>> I am going to install Windows 7 Pro on the machine to run SmartSDR
>>> Can you successfully run SmartSDR on Windows 7 Pro under VMwear Fusion
>>> or will I need to install WIndows 7 under Parallels?
>>> Can you have both VMwear Fusion and Parallels on the same machine?
>>> I am Mac newbie pretty much.
>>
>> I've run SmartSDR under Windows 7 Pro via Fusion my Mac successfully,
>> with a wired ethernet connection.
>>
>> I have not gotten SmartSDR working via Fusion and WiFi yet, because of
>> the way Fusion handles the Mac's Wifi network interface and broadcast
>> traffic, but I haven't dug into the Fusion networking options completely.
>>
>> Does anyone know if there is some way to configure SmartSDR to talk
>> to a Flex-6k by designating a specific IP address, not relying on
>> broadcast discovery? This is an obstacle for VMware Fusion + WiFi,
>> as well as remote operation. Broadcast discovery is convenient, but
>> I was hoping and even expecting there would be an easy way to specify
>> a radio's IP address.
>>
>> Mark
>>
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You can find what address the 6000 series has by just looking at
attached devices in your Router's browser based configuration screens.
Won't work if you don't have access to that obviously.

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Re: [Flexradio] FlexRadio Systems and NW Digital Radio Offer D-STAR Compatible Solution

2015-08-14 Thread Steven Hess

On Fri, Aug 14, 2015 at 2:19 PM, Brian n...@comcast.net wrote:
 And I would want to use my Five Thousand Dollar Radio to work a D-Star
 Repeater because???


It's not to use on a repeater necessary. It's for using the codec employed.
It's patent encumbered and is a good one.
Much better than the current state of open source ones.

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Re: [Flexradio] flex 1500 ( 2m )

2015-04-28 Thread Steven Hess

There is a space for the TX,  RX and,CTCSS in the memory from of PowerSDR.


On Tue, Apr 28, 2015 at 5:52 AM, Mike Rhodes w...@roadrunner.com wrote:



   ...however, I do not believe there are any provisions for repeater
 offsets - automatic that is. You will have to dial in the offset with
 the 'split' function. Have not looked at the memory functions so don't
 know if you can store frequencies with offsets. Does someone else know?
   Any special reason you want to work 2 meter FM with the 1500? Are you
 also interested in 2m CW/SSB because a new transverter will cost you as
 much or more than a dedicated 2m FM rig and won't be nearly as convenient.

 Mike / W8DN

 On 4/27/2015 3:55 PM, geo...@gloria.us wrote:

 transverters from Elecraft or DownEast microwave

 - Original Message - Subject: [Flexradio] flex 1500
 From: Bill and Sue ope...@rcn.com
 Date: 4/27/15 11:51 am
 To: FlexRadio@flex-radio.biz

 Hi folks
   I may have asked this before but I am going to ask again. The Flex
 1500, can it be used on 2 meter repeaters??? Simplex?? If the answer is yes
 where to I buy the transverter and an amplifier that will work on 2 meters.
   Thanks
   Bill
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Re: [Flexradio] I received a replacement Flex 3000 radio in April 2013...

2014-10-29 Thread Steven Hess

The serial number is visible in PowerSDR.

On Wed, Oct 29, 2014 at 11:33 AM, John Derrico via FlexRadio 
flexradio@flex-radio.biz wrote:

 Just a thought:

 I just realized that my 3K it did not have a sticker on it either. I think
 that it was a 2013 or 2014 unit.If the original shipping box is available,
 you might be able to find the sticker on a label there.That's where mine
 was. I don't know what the rationale was for omitting the stickers on the
 unit.

 John
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 Why is it a catch 22? There should be a physical label on the radio with
 the serial number.
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Re: [Flexradio] PowerSDR

2014-09-17 Thread Steven Hess

PowerSDR is still supported. There has been no need for an update is all.
It's a mature software package.


Steven

On Wed, Sep 17, 2014 at 8:09 AM, Stan wa2...@taconic.net wrote:

 Is PowerSDR no longer upgraded or supported? I have not used my Flex5000
 in quite some time and expected to see an upgrade from 2.7.2 but there is
 none.

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Re: [Flexradio] PowerSDR

2014-09-17 Thread Steven Hess

John
 Would ddutil provide an interface for the prerecorded audio from another
application?
Don't do CW so no help there.

73 de Steven

On Wed, Sep 17, 2014 at 11:32 AM, John Kramer jkra...@iafrica.com wrote:

 Hi Steve

 Yes, the current iteration of PowerSDR is mature and a fantastic interface
 to
 legacy radio’s. There are no bugs that I have found….HOWEVER…
 I think there are some features that would be nice to have in PSDR. Not
 critical, but would be awesome to have.

 1. Voice recordings - for personal choice, I take my Flex-3000 on regular
 DXpeditions to Mozambique.
 I yearn for the facility of being able to have several recordings (not
 just one), like a
 quick memory bank of 10 right on the front panel, so you don’t have to dig
 in sub-menus to find it,
 where I can select a recording, and with the push of only one
 corresponding button next to the recording
 of choice, have the radio key itself up, send the recording, and return to
 RX all on it’s own.
 The current system where you have to push the PTT, push the play button,
 and release the
 PTT seems a bit archaic.

 2. Working a pileup on CW, I find it quite awkward to adjust  CW speed on
 the fly. Yes, it can be
 done through the FlexControl (if you have one). But I would like to see
 another method. When working
 a large pileup, the stations come in at different speeds. It is cordial to
 adjust your speed to the station
 calling you. It can be time consuming to grab the slider and try to get to
 the correct speed. Possibly
 having 4 small boxes, where the speed can be user defined at say 20 25 30
 35 wpm. Then all it would
 require is just a click of the appropriate box to QRS to work a slow
 operator.

 There are a few more much needed features that would be awesome to have,
 but I have forgotten
 what they were. But as far as bugs - yes it’s currently very stable.

 73
 John, ZS5J  and C91J





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  PowerSDR is still supported. There has been no need for an update is all.
  It's a mature software package.
 
 
  Steven
 
  On Wed, Sep 17, 2014 at 8:09 AM, Stan wa2...@taconic.net wrote:
 
  Is PowerSDR no longer upgraded or supported? I have not used my Flex5000
  in quite some time and expected to see an upgrade from 2.7.2 but there
 is
  none.
 
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Re: [Flexradio] PowerSDR

2014-09-17 Thread Steven Hess

Never had that happen here Dave Gomberg. I forget all the time.

On Wed, Sep 17, 2014 at 12:12 PM, Dave Gomberg da...@sfwcf.com wrote:


   as far as bugs


 I hate the bug where if you take your system down in the wrong order (like
 turn off the radio before closing the PSDR window) it locks up the PC.

 PSDR should be robust enough to detect most all common user errors and
 recover from them gracefully,
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Re: [Flexradio] Flex Community

2014-09-06 Thread Steven Hess

Flexers

I just logged in to the community. I've been a member but I don't visit it
much.
It is not easy for me to use at this point.

I went to view the PowerSDR section.. I am seeing posts that are for SSDR.
I am not interested in SSDR.
 I can't afford a 6000 series radio.
I have a Flex-1500 and Flex-3000.
I am interested in PowerSDR and the Flex-1500 and Flex-3000.
Why isn't this 6000 series and SSDR stuff filtered out of the PowerSDR
section?
If it's so much better for FlexRadio to force use into this community it's
got to work.
This stuff needs to be categorized so we don't have to filter through the
stuff that isn't relevant to us.
This email reflector does a good job of that pretty much. The 6000 series
users have segregated themselves from it.
.
Going to the Community site it's also not immediately obvious that the
Flex-3000, 5000, 1500 and, PowerSDR even have catagories.
What you see is all SmartSDR and 6000 series listed.
You have to view all and then again PowerSDR and the Older Flex Radios
are pushed down below the new line of product.

Email is easy to deal with.
There is not obvious link to Email me this stuff
What I see is a greyed out symbol for a RSS feed.

Steven

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Re: [Flexradio] Flex Community

2014-09-05 Thread Steven Hess

I prefer the list as well.
I don't have the time to go digging through the community to find
Flex-3000 stuff.
It seems to be dominated by new product line and that is what's pushed to
the top.
It is NOT as convenient to use.


On Fri, Sep 5, 2014 at 7:13 PM, Don Plunkett dp...@telus.net wrote:

 I am detecting a Schism in Flex Radio support ... that is really too bad
 but
 it does reflect the fact that their business is growing ... they also need
 to step up to the plate to reflect  that (7 or 13 stages of growth of a
 company ... Wharton?)

 Don

 -Original Message-
 From: FlexRadio [mailto:flexradio-boun...@flex-radio.biz] On Behalf Of
 Chuck
 ONeal
 Sent: September-05-14 7:24 PM
 To: flexradio@flex-radio.biz
 Subject: Re: [Flexradio] Flex Community

 Yup!
 Chuck, K1KW

 - Original Message -
 From: Gedas w8...@mchsi.com
 To: flexradio@flex-radio.biz
 Sent: Friday, September 05, 2014 9:11 PM
 Subject: Re: [Flexradio] Flex Community


  Me Three !
  Gedas, W8BYA
 
  Gallery at http://w8bya.com
  Light travels faster than sound
  This is why some people appear bright until you hear them speak.
 
  - Original Message -
  From: Gary Smith g...@cinci.rr.com
  To: 'Kim A. Hinceman' khince...@comporium.net;
  flexradio@flex-radio.biz
  Sent: Friday, September 05, 2014 9:00 PM
  Subject: Re: [Flexradio] Flex Community
 
 
 I also agree and have given up on the Community. Count me out.
 
  Gary
  WB8BFW
  -Original Message-
  From: FlexRadio [mailto:flexradio-boun...@flex-radio.biz] On Behalf Of
  Kim
  A. Hinceman
  Sent: Friday, September 5, 2014 2:34 PM
  To: flexradio@flex-radio.biz
  Subject: Re: [Flexradio] Flex Community
 
  I also find the Community approach inflexible, and much less valuable
  than
  what went before.
 
  What is really annoying to me is that the categories are already
 polluted
  with traffic that has nothing to do with the subject.
 
  PowerSDR category is full of SmartSDR stuff, and there appears no
  segregation of the 6K radios in the 5K area.  Mail based systems allow
  the
  use of very powerful tools that limit this nonsense.
 
  I've always found Flex support to be superb, but this is a huge step
  backwards.
 
  Kim
  K4ATX
 
 
  On Sep 5, 2014, at 1:37 PM, T.H. Bauer thba...@gmail.com wrote:
 
  Gents,
 
  I couldn't agree with you more. I belong to several groups that
  support email reflectors and find them very useful and EASY to use.
  They make quick work of keeping up with current happenings.
  Forums/Communities make the user work to get and share information.
  I've joined the Flex Community, but to stay in touch requires much
  more than opening my email Inbox in my browser. We had a working
  medium - in fact it still works - and I hope Flex realizes that many
  of us PREFER this medium to the Community/Forum/Facebook paradigm.
  AND, using a browser on a smartphone isn't the most rewarding
  experience going. On the go, checking email via smartphone is EASY.
  Using Community is NOT.
 
  Why fix  - or worse, abandon - something that's not broken?
 
  Is Community Flex's way of distancing itself from those of us
  satisfied with PSDR-based Flex radios?
  I hope not, because as a retiree I must not be too profligate with
  what $$ are available! Would I like having a SSDR-based radio? Yes,
  and I l do like the new system architecture. Am I clamoring for a SSDR
  radio? No, because SSDR is not on par with PSDR; and both the F3K and
  F5K radios I've been using the past 5 years beat the socks off most of
  the knobbed radios I have used in good contesting environments.
  The ones that come close, I could not afford.
 
  73
  ---
  Ted   WA3AER
  Flex 5000 User
 
 
  On Fri, Sep 5, 2014 at 1:00 PM, flexradio-requ...@flex-radio.biz
  wrote:
 
  Message: 2
  Date: Thu, 4 Sep 2014 14:03:05 -0400
  From: Roger Coulson wa1...@gmail.com
  To: flexradio@flex-radio.biz
  Subject: Re: [Flexradio] Flex Communiity
  Message-ID:
 CAETYx5=_
  tlyyvbrmlfwlwoumeuxjzsk9an61ap-uj9wxuxi...@mail.gmail.com
  Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8
 
  Jack,
 
  You said it very well.  I agree with you completely.
 
  ... This current mailman like format seems just fine; why change?
 
  PUSH mechanisms, like email, keep people involved; PULL mechanisms,
  like web browsers, are best for reference purposes only.  e.g.
  pointers to updates, fixes, third party products, etc.
 
  Roger
  WA1NVC
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[Flexradio] Source code for PowerSDR

2014-06-02 Thread Steven Hess

Listmates

We have an individual on the yahoo list claiming that he was given the cold
shoulder when he requested the source code to the open source parts of
PowerSDR.
I know this claim to be false.
How do you prove that they are lying?

They are generally talking trash but claims like this need to be deal with.

Steven
KC6KGE

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Re: [Flexradio] Flex radios are the worst polluters ??

2014-04-23 Thread Steven Hess

I'd like to know what is arrogant about making a radio that surpasses all
legitimate legal requirements by quite a bit?
Most places have a noise floor so high you'll never notice this at all.


Some people just live to complain and tear things down.
I put that in this category.

Lets just drop it.

Steven


On Wed, Apr 23, 2014 at 7:19 AM, Steven Hess flameb...@gmail.com wrote:

 I'd like to know what is arrogant about making a radio that surpasses all
 legitimate legal requirements by quite a bit?
 Most places have a noise floor so high you'll never notice this at all.


 Some people just live to complain and tear things down.
 I put that in this category.

 Lets just drop it.

 Steven




 On Wed, Apr 23, 2014 at 6:44 AM, Drax Felton draxfel...@gmail.com wrote:

 My toyota Prius is a wonderful piece of technology but I don't expect it
 to excel at all things.  Saves gas but will never win anything.


  On Apr 23, 2014, at 5:42 AM, Kjeld Bülow Thomsen oz...@mail.dk wrote:
 
  The article about broadband noise from the Flex radios was published in
 the
  DUBUS Magazine 3 -2013. I was a long time waiting for a official
 response
  from Flexradio. As nothing happened I contacted Flexradio and got the
 same
  information from Tim Ellison: Yes, we agree upon SM5BSZ’s measurement
 but
  this broadband noise is in our opinion but a practical problem. If it
 is,
  buy a Flex 6000. SM5BSZ has in his article proposed a solution to
 minimize
  the problem, but this seems not to have any interest at Flexradio.
 
 
 
  I’m an active microwaver. Until I got this message I used 2 Flex 1500
 with
  transverters and PA’s to 1,3 – 47 GHz. On some bands I use maximum legal
  power and dish antennas. Under good propagation conditions I can raise
 the
  noise floor at UK stations 600 km away across the North Sea. That is
 not OK
  even if the radio meets US standard. That’s too bad.
 
 
 
  This arrogant attitude to the problem has forced me and other
 microwavers to
  go for radios not suffering from this problem, f. ex KX3 or ANAN. My 2
 Flex
  1500 are now collecting dust on the shelf.
 
 
 
  Vy 73 de OZ1FF - Kjeld
 
 
 
  Phone/SMS   +45 4021 1119
 
  Skype   oz1ff-1
 
 
 
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Re: [Flexradio] Trying to buy VAC

2014-04-01 Thread Steven Hess

I'd wait till tomorrow and see if the error goes away and use PP.


On Tue, Apr 1, 2014 at 1:23 PM, David Gallatin kc9...@yahoo.com wrote:

 I apologize if this is considered slightly off topic and yet you gotta
 have VAC (I think you must anyway) to run digital w a flex.
 Tried from Eugene's site to pay with PayPal. I keep getting an error
 generated by Avangate, his CC processor, saying gateway error.
 So the other option (which I REALLY do not want to do) is to use my CC on
 the Avangate site itself. I googled that firm, having never heard
 of it before and came up with long lists of complaints against Avangate.
  Now I figure many of you have bought VAC. If you used the avangate site w
 no problems later
 please let me know off list or heck if you did have an issue let me know
 that too and how easy it was resolved. I am very paranoid about giving my
 CC info
 to sites I don't know and doubly so with someone like Avangate and their
 list of complaints. Or maybe you used PP with no problem?

 73,
 David, AA9G

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Re: [Flexradio] Flex 5000A - Waterfall Disappeared?

2014-03-08 Thread Steven Hess

Reboot solves this.
I'ts an infrequent issue.



On Sat, Mar 8, 2014 at 6:08 AM, Greg Jurrens g...@flex-radio.com wrote:

 Before you reinstall, try just rebooting your PC.   This one is a true
 mystery but it acts like a Windows thread in the graphics engine gets
 locked up.

 What OS are you running?

 73
 Greg - K5GJ

 Sent from Greg's iPhone

  On Mar 8, 2014, at 3:44 AM, Mick michael.ponsf...@virginmedia.com
 wrote:
 
  Good morning
 
  I've switched on my 5000A this morning and all seems to be working well
 apart from the fact that the waterfall display is missing, both in
 Waterfall or Panafall mode.  I just have a blank area on the screen.  This
 is the same on all modes and all bands.
 
  Perhaps I've done something without realising it, or perhaps a fault?
  I have checked Firewire connections are secure at each end but no
 difference.  Radio receives perfectly and Panadapter working fine.
  I've not had this issue before.
 
  PC is running Windows 8 64Bit, 12GB Ram, 3.0GHz AMD Quad-Core, 2GB Video
 Card.
 
  Advice appreciated please.  Thanks in advance.
 
  Mick
  M0GWD
 
 
 
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Re: [Flexradio] Waterfall

2014-03-08 Thread Steven Hess

Happen here infrequently.
As you say a reboot solves it.
I can have my Flex-1500 and Flex-3000 running and the 1500's waterfall will
be fine and the Flex-3000's will be missing too.


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 closed the entire program, close the computer and start the computer back
 up turn on the program and boom my waterfall is back.
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[Flexradio] Can't post in community. Says sign in to post I AM signed in!!

2014-02-28 Thread Steven Hess

FlexRadio
You have a problem
It says sign in to post when I am trying to post. I am signed in.
I can't post. No good.

I also don't like the fact we non SmartSDR users have to go hunting for our
products.
It's like you are relegating us to second class status by hiding our
products on your community and support portal.

Yes I am a little frustrated.

Steven


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Re: [Flexradio] Can't post in community. Says sign in to post I AM signed in!!

2014-02-28 Thread Steven Hess

Thanks George for the reply

I have an account and am signed in.
I have posted previously.
No joy on repeated tries.
It's broken here.
Frustrated legacy FlexRadio owner.

Steeven



On Fri, Feb 28, 2014 at 8:51 AM, geo...@gloria.us wrote:

 I am able to post without any problems, and regularly post on various
 different products and issues.

 you must first set up an account, log in via Get Satisfaction, then follow
 the instructions to,set up a new account.  Once your new account is set up,
 you will be able to post.

 George
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 - Original Message -
 Subject: [Flexradio] Can't post in community. Says sign in to post I AM
 signed in!!
 From: Steven Hess flameb...@gmail.com
 Date: 2/28/14 9:00 am
 To: FlexRadio reflector FlexRadio@flex-radio.biz

 FlexRadio
 You have a problem
 It says sign in to post when I am trying to post. I am signed in.
 I can't post. No good.

 I also don't like the fact we non SmartSDR users have to go hunting for our
 products.
 It's like you are relegating us to second class status by hiding our
 products on your community and support portal.

 Yes I am a little frustrated.

 Steven


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Re: [Flexradio] Can't post in community. Says sign in to post I AM signed in!!

2014-02-28 Thread Steven Hess

They are the same address.


On Fri, Feb 28, 2014 at 9:10 AM, Al Waller k3...@qsl.net wrote:

 I have seen that problem when you subscribe from one address and try to
 post
 from anotherThis is a function of the anti-spam filter. To fix it just
 subscribe all your e-mail addresses to the list server.

 Al

 -Original Message-
 From: FlexRadio [mailto:flexradio-boun...@flex-radio.biz] On Behalf Of
 Steven Hess
 Sent: Friday, February 28, 2014 11:57 AM
 To: FlexRadio reflector
 Subject: Re: [Flexradio] Can't post in community. Says sign in to post I AM
 signed in!!

 Thanks George for the reply

 I have an account and am signed in.
 I have posted previously.
 No joy on repeated tries.
 It's broken here.
 Frustrated legacy FlexRadio owner.

 Steeven



 On Fri, Feb 28, 2014 at 8:51 AM, geo...@gloria.us wrote:

  I am able to post without any problems, and regularly post on various
  different products and issues.
 
  you must first set up an account, log in via Get Satisfaction, then
  follow the instructions to,set up a new account.  Once your new
  account is set up, you will be able to post.
 
  George
  K2CM
 
 
  - Original Message -
  Subject: [Flexradio] Can't post in community. Says sign in to post I
  AM signed in!!
  From: Steven Hess flameb...@gmail.com
  Date: 2/28/14 9:00 am
  To: FlexRadio reflector FlexRadio@flex-radio.biz
 
  FlexRadio
  You have a problem
  It says sign in to post when I am trying to post. I am signed in.
  I can't post. No good.
 
  I also don't like the fact we non SmartSDR users have to go hunting
  for our products.
  It's like you are relegating us to second class status by hiding our
  products on your community and support portal.
 
  Yes I am a little frustrated.
 
  Steven
 
 
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Re: [Flexradio] Can't post in community. Says sign in to post I AM signed in!!

2014-02-28 Thread Steven Hess

I have 3rd party cookies blocked by default.
Allowing the 3 non FlexRadio cookies associated with this site to be set
allowed my to log in.
I am playing now.

In the mean time I solved my original issue.
My waterfall on my Flex-3000 disappeared however my Flex-1500 running on
the same computer at the same time did not.
A reboot of Windows 7 restored it. I had done a factory reset before doing
that and it didn't restore it. So it was a issue with Windows 7.

As far as the FlexRadio community goes. You have to go looking for the
legacy FlexRadio products. They are non obvious. All you see is 6000 series
FlexRadio products.
They are still selling the Flex-1500 and Flex-3000. They should be
obviously represented. You shouldn't have to go looking for them.
I can't afford a 6000 series radio. I have what I can afford. I am willing
to meet FlexRadio's need to concentrate all the stuff formerly done on the
reflectors on the community.
That said don't force me to go looking for my product category by looking
at all make the link obvious and visible.

Third party cookies and not good. You don't know what they do or what they
are spying on as far as your online activity. That is why I have them
blocked by default.

 Thanks for the help effort. Issue resolved.

Steven





On Fri, Feb 28, 2014 at 10:00 AM, Jerry Falletta w2txb.je...@gmail.comwrote:

 Do you have a different computer available from which to log in? How about
 a different browser on the first computer? The reason I mention this is
 because I was recently told of a friend's laptop that would not allow her
 to log into anything with Internet Exploder 11, even after clearing
 cookies, temp files, etc. She then tried logging in to the same sites with
 Chrome and found true joy.

 Please let us know if this helps.

 73,
 Jerry - W2TXB

 I doubt Flex is attempting to relegate anybody to any place nor anything.
 thing
 On Feb 28, 2014 12:14 PM, Steven Hess flameb...@gmail.com wrote:

  They are the same address.
 
 
  On Fri, Feb 28, 2014 at 9:10 AM, Al Waller k3...@qsl.net wrote:
 
   I have seen that problem when you subscribe from one address and try to
   post
   from anotherThis is a function of the anti-spam filter. To fix it
  just
   subscribe all your e-mail addresses to the list server.
  
   Al
  
   -Original Message-
   From: FlexRadio [mailto:flexradio-boun...@flex-radio.biz] On Behalf Of
   Steven Hess
   Sent: Friday, February 28, 2014 11:57 AM
   To: FlexRadio reflector
   Subject: Re: [Flexradio] Can't post in community. Says sign in to post
 I
  AM
   signed in!!
  
   Thanks George for the reply
  
   I have an account and am signed in.
   I have posted previously.
   No joy on repeated tries.
   It's broken here.
   Frustrated legacy FlexRadio owner.
  
   Steeven
  
  
  
   On Fri, Feb 28, 2014 at 8:51 AM, geo...@gloria.us wrote:
  
I am able to post without any problems, and regularly post on various
different products and issues.
   
you must first set up an account, log in via Get Satisfaction, then
follow the instructions to,set up a new account.  Once your new
account is set up, you will be able to post.
   
George
K2CM
   
   
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Subject: [Flexradio] Can't post in community. Says sign in to post I
AM signed in!!
From: Steven Hess flameb...@gmail.com
Date: 2/28/14 9:00 am
To: FlexRadio reflector FlexRadio@flex-radio.biz
   
FlexRadio
You have a problem
It says sign in to post when I am trying to post. I am signed in.
I can't post. No good.
   
I also don't like the fact we non SmartSDR users have to go hunting
for our products.
It's like you are relegating us to second class status by hiding our
products on your community and support portal.
   
Yes I am a little frustrated.
   
Steven
   
   
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Re: [Flexradio] PowerSDR vs NaP3

2014-01-04 Thread Steven Hess

TNF is FlexRadio PowerSDR only.
TNF:  tuneable notch filter.

  From: cra...@neb.rr.com
  Date: Fri, 3 Jan 2014 21:30:19 -0600
  To: flexradio@flex-radio.biz
  Subject: [Flexradio] PowerSDR vs NaP3

  Dear Flex Group Members,

  I understand the user interface with NaP3 is streamlined from PowerSDR,
 removing functions intended for use with the Flex.

  This begs the question if there are valuable functions that a Flex can
 do with PowerSDR that can't be done with NaP3?

  Conversely, does NaP3 do some cool things that PowerSDR can't do?

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[Flexradio] Low power output in PowerSDR v.2.7.2 on Flex-1500

2013-12-16 Thread Steven Hess

List

After the upgrade I've only got 2 watts out on my Flex-1500 before I
start tripping ALC.
The prior version I had 5 watts output.
Any ideas?

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Re: [Flexradio] Tuner Question for Flex-5000

2013-12-15 Thread Steven Hess

Get the external unit. It's way better.

On Sun, Dec 15, 2013 at 2:14 PM, Joe Camilli joen7...@gmail.com wrote:
 I recently upgraded to a Flex 5000. It does not have the internal antenna
 tuner. Given the choice would you add the Flex internal tuner or purchase
 an external unit from LDG? I only run 100 watts.

 Thanks
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Re: [Flexradio] Flex 5000 High VSWR and power reduction

2013-11-15 Thread Steven Hess

Have you done a factory reset of PowerSDR?
If you have no I suggest you export your settings and do so as a first step.

73 de Steven

On Fri, Nov 15, 2013 at 3:58 AM, Craig Hayhow craig.hay...@gmail.com wrote:
 My Flex 5000 has just developed a fault where it thinks it has a high VSWR
 and it suddenly reduces the power to less than 10 watts. This occurs on all
 modes, tune and ether using the antenna or a dummy load.

 The external power meter starts at 100 watts and suddenly reduces to 10
 watts as the High SWR is displayed. The PowerSDR display shows 150 watts
 for drive level 3, 142 watts for drive level 2, 85 watts for drive level 1
 and 0 watts for drive level 0.

 The PowerSDR display shows VSW 28.0:1 and Rev power 130 watts.
 The ATU is bypassed
 If I try using the internal tuner is says: ATU Tune Failed: No RF Detected
 HF=RX1=ANT.1, TX=ANT.1, RX.2=RX.2 in

 Also, the power button works to turn the radio on, but will not work to
 turn the radio off ?

 Can anyone suggest what has happened here or any suggestions how to get it
 operating back to normal ?

 Craig

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Re: [Flexradio] Flex 5000 High VSWR and power reduction

2013-11-15 Thread Steven Hess

I suggest you open a support ticket with FlexRadio at:

http://support.flexradio.com/

73 de KC6KGE
Steven

On Fri, Nov 15, 2013 at 7:44 PM, Craig Hayhow craig.hay...@gmail.com wrote:
 Yes I have tried exporting my settings and then restored factory defaults
 and have the same fault


 On 15 November 2013 23:19, Steven Hess flameb...@gmail.com wrote:

 Have you done a factory reset of PowerSDR?
 If you have no I suggest you export your settings and do so as a first
 step.

 73 de Steven

 On Fri, Nov 15, 2013 at 3:58 AM, Craig Hayhow craig.hay...@gmail.com
 wrote:
  My Flex 5000 has just developed a fault where it thinks it has a high
  VSWR
  and it suddenly reduces the power to less than 10 watts. This occurs on
  all
  modes, tune and ether using the antenna or a dummy load.
 
  The external power meter starts at 100 watts and suddenly reduces to 10
  watts as the High SWR is displayed. The PowerSDR display shows 150 watts
  for drive level 3, 142 watts for drive level 2, 85 watts for drive
  level 1
  and 0 watts for drive level 0.
 
  The PowerSDR display shows VSW 28.0:1 and Rev power 130 watts.
  The ATU is bypassed
  If I try using the internal tuner is says: ATU Tune Failed: No RF
  Detected
  HF=RX1=ANT.1, TX=ANT.1, RX.2=RX.2 in
 
  Also, the power button works to turn the radio on, but will not work to
  turn the radio off ?
 
  Can anyone suggest what has happened here or any suggestions how to get
  it
  operating back to normal ?
 
  Craig
 
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[Flexradio] FlexRadio Community for the rest of us?

2013-10-18 Thread Steven Hess

Flex has set up a community for the 6000 series of radios that
replaces the mail list and forum.
I wonder if we 5000, 3000, and 1500 users will ever get the same thing?
I allows for user moderation to some extent. You can't get that with
mail lists.
It would be a big improvement and help stop the spread of some myths
about certain rigs and products I think.

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Re: [Flexradio] FlexRadio Digest, Vol 102, Issue 15

2013-10-18 Thread Steven Hess

I don't think you'll get a response from FlexRadio via the list.
I suggest you go the direct contact route.
Since the release of the 6000 series radios the reflector has become a
backwater it seems.
All their efforts seem to be concentrated on that line of products and
minimal attention is being paid to the other fine products they
produce as far as interacting with the customer base.

What you get from the list is myths, rumor and, speculation on this topic.

Steven.

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Re: [Flexradio] FlexRadio Community for the rest of us?

2013-10-18 Thread Steven Hess

The reflector seems to be largely ignored by FlexRadio these days unfortunately.

On Fri, Oct 18, 2013 at 12:25 PM, Ed Haskell haskell...@gmail.com wrote:
 As I recall, when the community tool was announced it was said that it would
 be for the entire FRS product set, and that the 6000 series would be the
 first supported. The implementation of support for the other products is a
 bigger job because a number of large and dissimilar data bases will have to
 be migrated to the new tool.
 Ed, W1PN

 Ed Haskell
 Sent from Galaxy Note3

 On Oct 18, 2013 2:48 PM, Steven Hess flameb...@gmail.com wrote:

 Flex has set up a community for the 6000 series of radios that
 replaces the mail list and forum.
 I wonder if we 5000, 3000, and 1500 users will ever get the same thing?
 I allows for user moderation to some extent. You can't get that with
 mail lists.
 It would be a big improvement and help stop the spread of some myths
 about certain rigs and products I think.

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Re: [Flexradio] computer shutdown

2013-10-12 Thread Steven Hess

Turn all power management off. PowerSDR needs full time access to your
computers resources.
Turn off all power management, screen savers and cruft.

On Sat, Oct 12, 2013 at 7:12 AM,  w...@reagan.com wrote:
 Iam using a I-5 intel computer with windows 7 64bit, it works just fine with 
 the 1500 using the latest version of power SDR. If I have the rig on in the 
 background and don;t use the mouse ,the computer goes to sleep in about 10 
 minutes , and when I bring it back to life , nothing works right. end up 
 shutting down the rig and computer and starting all over again. what can I do 
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 thanks
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Re: [Flexradio] Flex 3000 for DX'ing and SDR

2013-09-18 Thread Steven Hess

I love my Flex-3000 but mechanical relay on a CW rig is a terrible idea to
me.
The Flex-1500 does CW well on a tuned computer system.
If you have latency problems you will not like it.
If your computer underpowered or you can't tune your system you'll have
problems.

You are not hearing from all the people who have no CW issues or have given
up on the list due to a high signal noise ratio.
I love my FlexRadio rigs and would not part with them for anything but I am
not a CW op.




On Wed, Sep 18, 2013 at 8:01 AM, Burt k1...@yahoo.com wrote:

 The 1500 has a delay (latency) problem which makes it useless for CW. I
 sold mine and now have a KX3



 

 Yesterday I got my 1500 working... But what's up with the CW?? I can't
 heard the other stations when I'm transmitting. Plus my fist is all screwed
 up... Can't send worth a shit. WTF!
 Can't find the side tone vol.
 back to the K3 and KX3 real CW machines that just work.

 Looks like the 1500 will wind up on eBay... I still give it some more
 time.. It maybe that I just don't know how to use it correctly.

 It seems to me it needs to be at least as good in CW as the K line.

 Phil
 K5SSR
 Santa Fe
 Wanna be SOTA Shack Sloth.


 A wise man once said nothing


 On Sep 18, 2013, at 1:49 AM, Phil Cragg p...@headstartpets.co.uk wrote:

  In what way is it better?
 
  Phil
  G3UGK
 
  -Original Message-
  From: FlexRadio [mailto:flexradio-boun...@flex-radio.biz] On Behalf Of
 Mike
  Sent: 18 September 2013 08:34
  To: flexradio@flex-radio.biz; cra...@neb.rr.com
  Subject: Re: [Flexradio] Flex 3000 for DX'ing and SDR
 
  Only thing to add to all the comments that have already been posted is
 that
  the KX3 is a much better CW rig, if like me CW is your mode of choice.
 
  On 17/09/13 18:00, flexradio-requ...@flex-radio.biz wrote:
  Message: 1
  Date: Mon, 16 Sep 2013 12:22:17 -0500
  From: Craig Schroeder cra...@neb.rr.com
  To: flexradio@flex-radio.biz
  Subject: [Flexradio] Flex 3000 for DX'ing and SDR
  Message-ID: f460946b-ff4e-48b0-acbc-e4ce3f739...@neb.rr.com
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  Hi,
 
  I have narrowed down to either a Flex 3000 or Elecraft KX3 for DX'ing
 and
  SDR with my MacBook Air.
 
  Does anyone have experience with the KX3 rig and how it stacks up
 against
  the Flex 3000?
 
  Thank you,
 
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Re: [Flexradio] Expansion on previous question.

2013-09-18 Thread Steven Hess

FlexRadio still fully supports the Flex-5000 both for repair and service.


On Wed, Sep 18, 2013 at 1:47 PM, Getzy.org da...@getzy.org wrote:

 Hi Folks,

 This post is somewhat similar to a current thread being discussed -on the
 merits of purchasing the KX3 or Flex 3000.

 I am somewhat committed to trying a Flex or similar SDR radio.  As I
 understand, the Flex 5000 is no longer being manufactured, but is still
 available in some stores/supply houses and can rarely be found used in some
 other places (ebay, etc.).

 As this will be my first foray into SDR, I'm not thinking that I want to
 invest the full cost of the newest line (the 6000 series), but would
 consider the Flex 3000, 1500, or trying to find a used 5000 (or purchase
 from a store that still has a stock).

 1.  Is there any possibility that replacement or other less expensive line
 (similar to the 5000) will be offered in the near future?

 2.  I do work some qrp, but mostly 100W or so.  The 1500 seems less of
 what I want, which leaves the 3000 and some used or a 5000, not being
 offered directly by the manufacturer (and not offering direct tech support
 anymore- I assume this, although forums such as this may make up for the
 lack of direct manufacturer support).  If I'm even able to find a 5000, is
 it wise to make the purchase with the manufacturer no longer making the
 unit and not offering direct tech support/repair?

 3. The 3000 has been described as a stripped down version of the 5000,
 and has some things that I'm not excited about (BNC rather than so 239
 antenna connectors, etc.), but otherwise seems to offer most of the
 features that one would like to have/experience/experiment with in an SDR
 radio.  If I get a 3000, will this give me a true feel for the SDR
 experience, and after a couple of years, give me enough of a feel for SDR
 to decide if I want to delve more deeply and possibly look at something
 with more functionality or not?

 4.  Just out of curiosity, I assume that dropping the 5000 from the
 offerings is meant to drive customers to the 6000 line as the replacement.
  I guess I understand this, however, from my reading, it sure seems like
 there are a lot of folks that are very happy with the 5000 and that there
 is still a lot of active interest in the model.  Other than driving folks
 toward the 6000, what was behind the decision to drop the 5000?  It seems
 to me that there is a significant price differential between the two lines,
 and that there are those who will likely never be interested in paying the
 costs associated with the 6000 series, but might have been able to swing
 the 5000- why take this option off the table?

 Thanks in advance for any input/advice.  If this post is felt to be too
 general/inappropriate for this forum, please feel free to reply directly.
  My apologies, as I am a total newbie with respect to SDR.

 73s,

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I've been running 5 ms and seemed to have no problems there but am cautious
which is the reason for my inquiry.
I have a Harbach Electronics Soft-Key installed in the SB 200 and also am
using a AmpKeyer in line as it provides a standby mode and I was gifted it.
I have noted the 50 ms and am trying that as it seems like an idea that
will be gentler on the 572b tubes.

On Mon, Sep 2, 2013 at 7:01 AM, Lee Mushel herbe...@centurytel.net wrote:

Interesting thread. I suspect that the topic is simpler than people
might want it to be. When I started to use the Flex3000 with a rather
heavily used SB200 some three years ago I wondered about the possibility of
mixing tube and solid-state voltages and was told to not worry about it.
But being a conservative person I bought a Sunlight isolation relay box
(no longer available), never adjusted anything and have never had any
problems. But then I've long felt that people tend to be overly cautious
which can lead to wanting to be taken care of.

Lee K9WRU
- Original Message - From: Jim Barber audio...@q.com
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Sent: Sunday, September 01, 2013 10:14 PM
Subject: Re: [Flexradio] TXOut Delay.

50ms is probably around the minimum for an SB-200.

It all depends on the relay(s). In the case of the SB-200 it's an old
open-frame type, very slow. Amps advertised for QSK use often have vacuum
relays, which can switch many times faster.

If you're running SSB, keep in mind that hotswitching the antenna
contacts is the major issue, but not the only one. Some amp designs (not
the SB-200) have a separate relay for the tube bias, which is often
buffered with a simple R/C network. The point is that you shouldn't put
drive on the tube(s) before the operating bias has had time to switch from
cut-off to operate. In the case of the SB-220 for example, the cutoff bias
is set to a unnecessarily high voltage as a matter of convenience, which
makes the situation worse.

My .02,

Jim N7CXI

On 9/1/2013 8:22 PM, Steve Sterling wrote:

Steven-- I was kinda waiting to see what others thought, but haven't
seen any response in 24+ hours.

I have mine set at 50ms. That's a pretty reasonable time for power and
antenna relays to pull in and get seated.

I originally started at 100ms, but the delay was noticable-- not long,
but you could kinda tell it was there. I can't tell 50ms at all, except a
little on CW. I start getting faults in my amp with less than 20-25ms of
transmit delay on 80 and 40 meters. 20 meters I could set it at 0ms and it
never faults. Go figure.

Steve WA7DUH

On 8/31/2013 7:52 AM, Steven Hess wrote:

I've got a SB 200 with a interface for proper keying from a modern rig
to
the relay installed.
What should I set the TXOut delay for to make sure the relays are
properly
closed before I pass RF to the amplifier? I've got it set for 7 In the
General Options tab of PowerSDR right now.

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Re: [Flexradio] TXOut Delay.

2013-09-02 Thread Steven Hess

Seeing as I am using two of these devices in series I am good to go here.

I can understand the relay closure and setting issue. My understanding was
the Grid voltage dropped when keyed? Or am I thinking of something else?

I am trying 50 ms. I am not seeing any real difference in how my rig
responds with the increased setting. I may try an even less aggressive
setting here.

On Mon, Sep 2, 2013 at 7:52 AM, Jordan Arndt outposte...@shaw.ca wrote:

Page 9 of the Flex5k manual discusses the keying line limitations and
shows an intermediate ckt to be used called the Protective PTT circuit
between TX1-3 and Amplifier. The relay you use external to the Flex
should handle whatever voltage/current parameters are required by your rig.
If you have a -125Vdc line to be keyed, use a relay with contacts rated for
that voltage or better. A 30-50ms delay should be fine...

73...Jordan VE6ZT

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Subject: Re: [Flexradio] TXOut Delay.

If you don't care about arcing the relay contacts or generating a burst
of nasty, broad signal when you key up,
then of course you'd be right.

If your transceiver could handle the switch voltage/current/inductive
spike of the amplifier relay key line,
you'd be right again. In your case, though, since the SB-200 uses a 120V
relay coil, I somehow doubt the F3K's
switching transistor would tolerate that for long without the isolation
box. Perhaps someone from Flex knows the actual spec.

Not sure how overly cautious applies here?

73,
Jim N7CXI

On 9/2/2013 7:01 AM, Lee Mushel wrote:

Lee K9WRU
- Original Message - From: Jim Barber audio...@q.com
Cc: flexradio@flex-radio.biz
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Subject: Re: [Flexradio] TXOut Delay.

50ms is probably around the minimum for an SB-200.

It all depends on the relay(s). In the case of the SB-200 it's an old
open-frame type, very slow. Amps advertised for QSK use often have vacuum
relays, which can switch many times faster.

My .02,

Jim N7CXI

On 9/1/2013 8:22 PM, Steve Sterling wrote:

Steven-- I was kinda waiting to see what others thought, but haven't
seen any response in 24+ hours.

I have mine set at 50ms. That's a pretty reasonable time for power
and antenna relays to pull in and get seated.

Steve WA7DUH

On 8/31/2013 7:52 AM, Steven Hess wrote:

I've got a SB 200 with a interface for proper keying from a modern
rig to
the relay installed.
What should I set the TXOut delay for to make sure the relays are
properly
closed before I pass RF to the amplifier? I've got it set for 7 In the
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[Flexradio] TXOut Delay.

2013-08-31 Thread Steven Hess

I've got a SB 200 with a interface for proper keying from a modern rig to
the relay installed.
What should I set the TXOut delay for to make sure the relays are properly
closed before I pass RF to the amplifier? I've got it set for 7  In the
General Options tab of PowerSDR right now.

Steven

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Re: [Flexradio] Flex 5000 support

2013-08-27 Thread Steven Hess

The radios are still supported. Manufacturing has ended.
Repairs and support continue.


On Tue, Aug 27, 2013 at 1:20 PM, Jon Hall jh...@hallsweb.org wrote:

 Hi,

 I saw this ad on QRZ.


 http://forums.qrz.com/showthread.php?403443-Tech-special-flex-radio-systems-flex-5000a

 It seems to indicate that Flex will no longer support/repair a 5000.
 Is this correct? If so that sure isn't my idea of taking care of
 customers.

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[Flexradio] Audio setup DX and CPDR difficulties.

2013-08-25 Thread Steven Hess

All goes well with my audio setup on my Flex-3000 until I get to trying to
engage the DX or CPDR setting. Listening to my transmitted signal into a
dummy load on my FT-450D with headphones I hear digital artifacts or
bubbling on my audio on voice peaks when I engage either DX or CPDR. ALC
shows no overshoot. ALC Comp show no deflection or action. My power supply
is keeping up with the radio. No matter how low I set the action of either
DX or CPDR I get these artifacts. Where should I be looking in my audio
chain to eliminate these artifacts?

Computer is a 6 core running at 3.0 gHz with 8 gigs of memory on WIndows 7
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[Flexradio] vspMgr

2013-08-21 Thread Steven Hess

What is the latest version of vspMgr?

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[Flexradio] I'll be happy when we move the to Community model.

2013-08-21 Thread Steven Hess

I'll be glad when we previous generation FlexRadio product users can move
the the Community model the 6000 series is using. It will be after they
have production software for the 6000 series done I am sure. The 6000
series hardware is shipping and FlexRadio and the users are using the
Community to interact and share information. Community moderation is a good
thing. I am looking forward to it.

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[Flexradio] FreeDV. USB or DIGU?

2013-08-11 Thread Steven Hess

List mates

I got some good advice from list members on setting up FreeDV as far
as my audio question went privately. Thanks for those responses.

It's just another Digital radio program and sets up just like all
other except for the need of a second audio input and output hardware
device
I found my USB headset so I am ready to go there for the audio input
and output from FreeDV.
VAC is already set up and in I use it for Digital modes all the time.

Question is do I use DGU or or USB?
If you use DGU you have no audio chain processing or other audio
setting getting in the way or causing potential problems so that would
be prefered I'd think.
If you use USB I guess I'd just set a new audio profile up for the USB
headset and use that profile?

Please respond to the list so others can search for this info if they
are looking for this subject in the future.

Thanks in advance
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[Flexradio] FreeDV setup?

2013-08-10 Thread Steven Hess

List mates.

Can anyone describe how to set up this mode FreeDV?
Says it requires two soundcards in the requirements.
I am not sure how you'd go about doing that and keep everything in the
digital domain.
I am interested in the mode.

Please. No pointers to commercial closed source codes or products.
This is specifically about FreeDV

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[Flexradio] Flex-1500 and external frequency reference.

2013-07-08 Thread Steven Hess

List

 My GPS10V outputs a 10 Mhz signal that is a square wave. I heard the
Flex-1500 expects a sine wave. How will this impact using the 10 MHz
reference with the Flex-1500?

Steve

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[Flexradio] Tearing sound Flex-1500

2013-05-07 Thread Steven Hess

I haven't even listened to the audio out of the headphones jack since I got
my Flex-1500 a few weeks ago but when I did tonight I got a intermittent
white noise at a very high level out of that audio jack. Sounds like
tearing.
I've been using it strictly for Digital mode so I've never had speakers or
headphones plugged in.

A secondary issue is my output power seems erratic. When set at .5 watts it
will jump to full output then drop back to .5 watts randomly.

This is a second Flex rig on the same system. I also am running a Flex-3000
with no problems I can detect in the audio out of the rig.

Steven

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Re: [Flexradio] VAC and WSJT Not Working

2013-05-05 Thread Steven Hess

Did your audio cables get re-enumerated by Windows?
This happens.

On Sat, May 4, 2013 at 8:22 PM, Bill Tynan billandmat...@windstream.netwrote:

 I hate to bring this up again as I have received help before for several
 Flex experts, but now I have a new computer built by a local, K0MHC

  He installed VAC 4.12

 Details:
 Computer Win 7 64 Bit
 CPU AMD Dx4 4.3 GHz
 RAM 8 GB
 Firewire TI
 Power SDR 2.6.4
 WSJT 9.3

 I believe that everything is set to Run as Administrator

 The radio works normally but digital modes do not.

 VAC control Panel:

 Cables 2
 Clients 13 (I don't understand this.)
 Streams 0
 SR 8,000  96,000

 BPS 8  32
 NC 1  2

 Cable is checked Mic is not


 worker Thread
 Up To   Auto
 Prio:Auto
 Enabled is NOT checked
 Max Inst:  50
 MS per Int 7
 Stream fmt linit:  Cable Range
 Clock Correction Ratio:  1..000
 Max Wait:  300
 Stream Buffer Watermark Control:   Low:  50  High 200


 -
 Cable MS per Int   SR Range   BPS Range  NC Range  Stream fmt Linit
 Vol ctl  Chan.Mix  Port cls   Wmk Ctl  Current Format  RC Stms PB stms
  Olows U Flows
   1  7   8000  96000 8..32   1..2
   Cable Range  Off   Off Off  Off
  1
   2  7   8000  96000 8..32   1..2
   Cable Range  Off   Off Off  Off
 29

 Note: Whichever line I hilited, blinks abt once/sec.

 WSJT  Parameters:
  AudioInput Output   Device Name
  Device  Channels   Channels
0   2   0   Microsoft Sound Mapper Input
   12   0   Microphone Realtek High
 Deffi
   22   0   Line 2 Virtual Audio Cable
   32   0   Line 1 Virtual Audio Cable
   40  2   Kicrosouft Sound Mapper
 Output
   5   0   2   Speakers Realtek HIgh Defi
   6   0   2   Line 1 Virtual Audio Cable
   7   0   2   Realtek Digital Output
   8   0  2   Line 2 Virtual Audio Cable

 User Requested devices   Input = 2  Output = 6
 Default Devices   Input = 0  Output = 4
 Will Open devices   Input = 2  Output = 6
 Radio Stream Running Normally

 A few days ago, when the radio was switched to Digital, I was able to copy
 PSK-31 stations on 15 meters. This told me that VAC was working. But, today
 I got no copy and no noise on the waterfall.

 Bringing up JT64A, I can key the radio but get no digital output but,
 although I have selected Digital Mode. On a separate receiver, I can heard
 audio picked up by the microphone. I wouldn't think this would happen when
 in Digital Mode is selected.

 Anone have any ideas as to what parameters to change or anything else I
 should do?

 Thank.

 73,

 Bill Tynan, W3XO

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Re: [Flexradio] Temp display short cut?

2013-05-05 Thread Steven Hess

Control Shift i

On Sun, May 5, 2013 at 11:35 AM, Patrick Greenlee
patric...@windstream.netwrote:

Please disregard my stupid error ... my overly sensitive touch pad sent
the mail before I changed the title and deleted the temperature stuff.
Gore was right... A mind is a terrible thing to lose.

Sorry

-Original Message- From: Patrick Greenlee
Sent: Sunday, May 05, 2013 1:16 PM
To: flexradio@flex-radio.biz
Subject: Re: [Flexradio] Temp display short cut?

In the manner of our late great prez RMN, Let me make one thing perfectly
clear! This post is NOT a vote of no confidence for Dudley who is a Flex
Wizard. I'm just querying the brain trust just in case someone may have
useful input. This august group has a lot of grey matter in fine working
order and may think of something overlooked.

I have an F5K which has been working really swell for months with no
problems encountered loading new S/W releases. I'm not doing anything
fancy, just SSB using only one of the RCVRs. I upgraded to the latest S/W
and then... Everything works fine again except PSDR crashes at random but
frequent intervals. Sometimes throwing an error window about an external
device raising an exception and sometimes not. Sometimes cycling the
on/off
on-screen switch restores operation till another crash and sometimes that
just causes the exception error to display. Rebooting the computer and or
just restarting PSDR seems to have the same result making no difference.

By telephone Dudley professionally guided me through installing the
legacy
1394 driver and confirmed that I have a good TI chipset. It is capable of
bidirectional streaming at the 800 data rate whereas the F5K is now
streaming both ways full time at 400 data rate vice the previous S/W
release
using interrupt driven service for the 1394 data. Dudley told me this new
demand on the firewire interface is even more demanding of a good cable
and the driver. So, Dudley is having a new cable mailed to me to arrive
real soon now.

Yesterday the MTBF for crashing was on the order of a couple hours whereas
before Dudley's intervention it was on the order of a couple minutes. This
afternoon things took a turn for the worse. Invoking PSDR and clicking on
[Start] in Panafall display mode gives a uniform Pink waterfall that moves
down ward at the normal rate filling the entire space with a nice restful
pink. There is no audio. Repetitively clicking the [Start/Stop] on-screen
button doesn't elicit different behavior.

Suggestions?

Patrick AF5CK

-Original Message- From: Les Keppie
Sent: Wednesday, February 13, 2013 5:32 PM
To: flexradio@flex-radio.biz
Subject: Re: [Flexradio] Temp display short cut?

Ctl and Shift together then I

On Thu, 14 Feb 2013 10:27:25 +1100, Steven Hess flameb...@gmail.com
wrote:

What is the keystroke combo to get the temperature pop-up displayed in
PSDR? My mind has gone blank.

Steven

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Re: [Flexradio] FlexRadio Digest, Vol 96, Issue 21

2013-04-26 Thread Steven Hess

Paul

 It is free. If you contact the European FlexRadio representative Klaus you
get it for free.
This has been repeated several times on the list.
What M.S. is dong has nothing to do with FlexRadio.
FlexRadio provides the files for free.

Steven

On Fri, Apr 26, 2013 at 5:26 AM, PS paulspr...@talktalk.net wrote:

 Martin Lynch and Sons wanted £30 for the TURF files for my Flex-1500 and
 Flex-3000.
 The Turf file for the Flex-3000 did not work, needed to ask for a
 replacement file.
 My Icom IC7400 was modified for free, surely Flex should ship European
 versions with the appropriate transmission band plans programmed in.


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 Subject: Re: [Flexradio] Turf file
 Message-ID: 51784b11.5020...@m0aws.co.uk
 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1

 Hi Jon,

 Is this true?
 Martin Lynch and Sons wanted ?25 for the TURF file?
 How on earth can they charge that?

 I got mine from Klaus for free ... surely the UK dealer gets it for free
 from Flex/Klaus too or do they generate their own file?
 What is FlexRadio's take on this - Tim/Dudley?


 Mike.
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  Date: Wed, 24 Apr 2013 11:45:11 +0100
  From: Jon Hague gm3...@gmail.com
  To: flexradio@flex-radio.biz, MLS Sanderly Jeronimo
sande...@mlands.co.uk,Klaus Lehmann DK7XL
flexradio...@t-online.de
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  Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1
 
  I requested Turf file  from whom I purchased my flex 5000 ML  S with all
  details and-:
 
  I would need a copy of your NOV.
 
 
 
  If you want to proceed with the modification, please contact me.
 
 
 
  The cost will be ?25 + Vat.
 
 
 
  Regards
 
   Sanderly Jeronimo  - M6SEJ
 
  Senior Technical Support Engineer
 
  www.qsl.net/m6sej
 
  www.qrz.com/callsign/m6sej
 
 
 
  MLS Martin Lynch and Sons
 
 
  Regarding my previous message, re paying for the extra channels on 5mHZ,
 I
  contacted Waters and Stanton my local dealer and they provided the
 upgrade
  free of charge.
 
  Now that's what I call service.
 
  Thanks for the comments everyone..
 
  Bob
  G0NGG
 
 
  I emailed Klaus on Sunday and had the TURF files within 2
 hours...brilliant.
 
  Now to sort out a suitable antenna !!
 
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Re: [Flexradio] 4th decimal digit readout onpanadapter/waterfallreally necessary?

2013-04-19 Thread Steven Hess

I like it. I spend my time zoomed all the way in on 48k

On Fri, Apr 19, 2013 at 8:48 PM, Tim Ellison t.m.ellison...@gmail.comwrote:

 It was a change to make a consistent panadapter / waterfall frequency text
 display when zoomed in using low sampling rates.

 Tim Ellison
 On 4/19/2013 6:59 PM, Paul Delaney - K6HR wrote:

 While we on this subject I'm wondering if it's just me or has the
 frequency
 shown along the top of the panadapter changed to add a .0 e.g. 14.215.0

 I didn't notice this before v2.6.4 and have looked for a way to turn off
 the
 .0 but don't find anything.


 I thought it read: 14.215 previously

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 Subject: Re: [Flexradio] 4th decimal digit readout
 onpanadapter/waterfallreally necessary?

 Rolf,

 The last 3 digits can be made smaller than the first 3 digits and  they
 can
 also be made
 a color of choice...   This should help your visual identification

 Go to Setup Tab, Appearance,   VFO Selections
 I am looking at PowerSDR  2.3.5

 Ken   W9IE

   5:06 PM

 Subject: Re: [Flexradio] 4th decimal digit readout onpanadapter/waterfall
 really necessary?


  Rolf,

 PowerSDR has always shown 6 digits after the decimal point, 3 the same
 size as the digits to the left of the decimal point  3 slightly

 smaller.

 This has not changed with v2.6.4.

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 I notice 2.6.4 now shows the frequencies with four digits after the
 decimal point.
 I don´t know if that helps or not, but I personally find it confusing.
 E.g. 50.0150 now could be missread as 50.150 if one is not carefull.
 Wonder what others think? Maybe it could be made user-selectable?
 Thanks for fixing that memory form bug (DE1043). That really helped!
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[Flexradio] Flex-1500 duty cycle.

2013-04-18 Thread Steven Hess

Is the Flex-1500 like the Flex-3000 and Flex-5000 as far as the toughness
of Final output stage duty cycle goes? Will it hold up to 2 minute back to
back transmissions at full power?

I have it playing nicely along with the Flex-3000 now I want to make it my
WSPR radio on 30 meters at 5 watts if it will tolerate it.

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[Flexradio] Flex-15000 on the way soon I hope.

2013-04-02 Thread Steven Hess

I've ordered a Flex-1500 to go with my Flex-3000. Is there anything I
might need to do to my current PowerSDR v2.5.3 install besides connect
it and turn it on and Start PowerSDR v2.35.3?
I am pretty sure the Flex-1500 USB driver is installed.

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Re: [Flexradio] Someone want to give a brother a hand?

2013-03-09 Thread Steven Hess

Is you firewire working? Did the EMP take it out on the computer side?
Firewire cable working? Is it properly seated?

On Sat, Mar 9, 2013 at 12:21 PM, james e broaddus
bearcreekcatt...@juno.com wrote:
 I never paid much attention to the group's posted Q  A exchanges
 regarding software updates and firmware flashes.  I thought those
 problems would never work their way in to my man cave.  But now, just
 after my 3000 was shipped back after a flash/bag lightning strike, I am
 unable to get my HP quad core to see my rig, or maybe it's the rig can't
 see the HP quad.  Dudley did a fine enough job installing new mosfets,
 but still no joy here in Panama City.  I have searched for words on
 burn.bat and while I await the answer to my request for help from Austin,
 will one of you experience gentlemen, who have gone down the path before
 me, give me an assist?  Seems I am missing something relative to burn.bat
 business, resulting in a gray availability window.

 Tentec and Elecraft have the answerbut I am resisting it.

 Best 73's


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Re: [Flexradio] [FlexEdge] Lots of lightly used Flex Radios for sale.

2012-08-22 Thread Steven Hess

We only need a gigabit to firewire converter. Ethernet isn't going away soon.

On Wed, Aug 22, 2012 at 1:23 PM, Dave Gomberg da...@wcf.com wrote:
 At 08:06 8/22/2012, Patrick Greenlee wrote on FlexRadio:

  Collins S-Line gear still works well and
 does what it always did.  The 5000 may turn out to be the SDR equivalent.


 I believe this will happen if Flex has the resources and the determination
 to
 make it happen by continuing to remove PSDR obstacles.  Flex can make itself
 the next Collins or the next Heathkit (heavy on promises, light on
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Re: [Flexradio] LOW POWER OUTPUT ON 2M

2012-08-12 Thread Steven Hess

Plus One.

On Sun, Aug 12, 2012 at 12:41 PM, Brian Lloyd brian-wb6...@lloyd.comwrote:

 On Sun, Aug 12, 2012 at 12:11 PM, David Painter
 david.pain...@ntlworld.comwrote:

  Gerald Youngblood (10/6/2008)
 
  The new architecture is currently in development as we speak but will
  take
  several more months before it is ready for beta testing.  In fact, I have
  just completed two days of meetings this week with the developers working
  on
  the specific implementation plans.  This is a major effort because it is
 a
  ground up rewrite of the entire system.  I ask everyone to be patient
 while
  the developers do their magic.
 
  Gerald Youngblood (3/7/2008)
 
  On the PowerSDR software front, we will be limiting updates to bug fixes
  and
  essential enhancements in order to devote our resources to the new
 software
  architecture.  We plan to strictly limit feature additions to PowerSDR so
  that we can turn our attention to the new development, which will enhance
  our ability to rapidly bring new capabilities to our customers.  It is
  imperative that we make this break with the past so that all our
 customers
  can receive the benefit of the new architecture.  We will keep you up to
  date as things develop on this front.
 
  If YOU search the archives I know you will find many more.
 

 Good for you David. So you are unhappy with Flex's past performance. I
 guess the major question is, What is your point? What is it that you hope
 to accomplish? Are you hoping to punish Gerald? Are you hoping to hurt Flex
 somehow? Are you hoping to help the rest of us who are too stupid to
 realize how malevolent/stupid Flex is?

 We are all big boys (and girls) here. Many of us have owned Flex products.
 We are walking into this with our eyes open. I know that I don't really
 need your help in this area. I am well aware of what has been promised and
 what has been delivered. I even have a pretty good idea what was and is
 wrong. I understand why Flex never delivered on its rewrite of PowerSDR and
 I also understand why Flex has stuck with PowerSDR even given its
 limitations. I also understand how the new architecture of the 6x00 series
 is different and how that is going to change how they develop software for
 it and why that is likely to produce a product that is far more flexible
 and extensible than their previous products were/are.

 I guess what I am saying here in a nutshell is, Thank you for your concern
 but I don't really need your help.

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[Flexradio] Screen resolution?

2012-08-12 Thread Steven Hess

What screen resolution would be necessary to run two instances of
PowerSDR side by side?

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Re: [Flexradio] Screen resolution?

2012-08-12 Thread Steven Hess

You can run one instance of a 5000 or 3000 and and a Flex-1500. I've
seen it done but the PSDR windows overlapped.

I guess I need to shop a better video card and monitor now I know I
need at least a 2048 wide resolution.

On Sun, Aug 12, 2012 at 2:57 PM, Brian Lloyd br...@lloyd.com wrote:


 On Sunday, August 12, 2012, Steven Hess wrote:

 What screen resolution would be necessary to run two instances of
 PowerSDR side by side?


 PSDR screen is 1024x768.




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Re: [Flexradio] FlexRadio Digest, Vol 88, Issue 9

2012-08-09 Thread Steven Hess

Actually not all of us have sold up. I just don't currently have any
problems I need help solving.

On Thu, Aug 9, 2012 at 5:02 PM, Ross Stenberg ross.stenb...@charter.netwrote:

 No, they have all sold their legacy flex radios.


 On 8/9/2012 5:48 PM, vk...@bigpond.com wrote:

 What's happened to all the activity? Have people moved to another
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Re: [Flexradio] 6000 Series SOFTWARE Questions

2012-05-20 Thread Steven Hess

On Sun, May 20, 2012 at 3:16 PM, Peter G. Viscarola pete...@osr.com wrote:
 quote
 Nice and functional are two different things.
 /quote

 Indeed.  I'm not at all convinced that doing the kind of screen-drawing you'd 
 want from the GUI console would be nicely done in Java.

 The advantage to using WPF and C# is that you automatically get hardware 
 acceleration via DirectX when it's available.  This can be a big win, for 
 exactly zero extra effort.

 No, you don't get the client running on other platforms.  Oh well.

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Re: [Flexradio] Will there be a yearly charge for future PSDR releases for non-6000 owners?

2012-05-19 Thread Steven Hess

I've got no problem paying a reasonable fee for major software
improvements to my Flex-3000. Major and minor bug squashing not so
much but a yearly fee seems reasonable.

People who think you can't charge for the open source part of your
software don't understand open source and are free to fork if they
can.

The customer support part of FlexRadio is second to none and is
something they ought to be rewarded for as well. So a modest yearly
fee seems logical.

On Sat, May 19, 2012 at 10:54 AM, Neal Campbell nealk...@me.com wrote:
 But there are very kind and giving people like Dudley and Tim that will go 
 the extra 100 miles to make your radio experience a good one. I have been 
 charging for extended remote support for over a year now and to a person, the 
 people who pay are usually the nicest, easiest people to work with ever.

 People (like me) that love support work are different than others, we like 
 small challenges that usually have caused someone a lot of pain. I find it 
 invigorating and educational to work on other people's problems, usually the 
 problems are solved but even when the problem isn't solved, I learned 
 something and had the pleasure of working with another geek.

 Since support people do not like to lose we will usually work many hours on 
 a problem which means we cannot work on someone else's problem during that t 
 time. As we all have to eat and have a roof over our heads, we have to earn a 
 living doing it, even though we hate to put a price on the solution to a 
 user's problem.

 The choice is to charge people per incident or on a time contract. Its very 
 difficult (and usually not in the support person's character) to negotiate a 
 payment beforehand nor determine a fair charge for its solution, so the time 
 contract is really the only thing I have seen work.

 So, you might not love it but its a needed thing (if you want our help).

 73
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 On Sat, May 19, 2012 at 10:43 AM, Ed Wilson ed.wil...@ymail.com wrote:

 Colleagues,

 Please keep in mind that your Flex radio will continue to work in a superb
 fashion under the most recent software release. If Flex chooses to charge a
 reasonable amount for future upgrades, you always have the choice of not
 purchasing those upgrades. I personally have been waiting for a long time
 for them to make such a move; I want them to continue to be a financially
 viable company so that they can continue to support my Flex-5000 and
 Flex-3000 and hopefully my Flex-6700 sometime in the not too distant
 future. Any profit that might result is their reward for taking
 considerable risk in building this company.


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[Flexradio] PowerSDR question?

2012-05-18 Thread Steven Hess

In PowerSDR when in the transmit form when you set the power level for
'Tune' and you set the drive level is 5 watts an actual 5 watts or is
it an approximation?

Trying to get an idea of an reading on my wattmeter at a one watt of
output. It's off by quite I bit I think on the high side I think.

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Re: [Flexradio] PowerSDR question?

2012-05-18 Thread Steven Hess

Seeing about a 1.9 watt spike when I unkey. Looks like I have one of
those setups that introduce this hump hen it switches back to RX.

On Fri, May 18, 2012 at 4:38 PM,  k4...@fastmail.fm wrote:
 1 watt for tune yields 0.830 watts output measured on my Alpha watt
 meter.
 5 watts for tune yields 5.4

 73
 Wayne
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 In PowerSDR when in the transmit form when you set the power level for
 'Tune' and you set the drive level is 5 watts an actual 5 watts or is
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 Trying to get an idea of an reading on my wattmeter at a one watt of
 output. It's off by quite I bit I think on the high side I think.

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[Flexradio] Sample rates

2012-04-15 Thread Steven Hess

Excuse me for having slept and forgot quite a bit.

Do I need to match all the sample rates to the selected bandwidth I chosen
on my Flex-3000?
So if I select 96k I need to match my VAC sample rate to 96K and my Windows
6 64 sound properties for my VAC inputs and output to 96K?
I have been running 48k forever and decided I wanted to zoom the panadapter
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[Flexradio] PL level too low on 6 meters.

2012-04-05 Thread Steven Hess

I got a report from a knowledgeable repeater owner (N6BKL) that my PL
level is too low especially on voice peaks on 6 meters. Not sure how
to address that since all that stuff is under the hood and not
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Re: [Flexradio] Dedicating cores?

2012-03-22 Thread Steven Hess

Well I have a good idea of why I don't want to do that now.

I am running PowerSDR, WSPR xChat2 and  Air Video server on the
machine and I never see it go over 6% CPU utilization. If I start
streaming a video to my iPad I get a brief spike in CPU utilization to
50% then it's back down to under 6%

For some reason LatencyMon says I have an audio streaming problem.with
real time audio.I may have to save my money and get Neal to tweak my
machine. It was built on one of his former build lists. The FlexRadio
latency monitor recommends Normal mode. I get a occasional DPC hit up
in the 180s but it's usually around 75 or less. Windows 7 64 seems to
send one in the thousands once every few days which glitches the
'audio stream'.

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[Flexradio] TX filter width?

2012-03-22 Thread Steven Hess

I am trying to define a TX filter and the Transmit Form keeps
resetting my lower value to 1459 from the value I am trying to set
every time I go to save the profile. What is up with that? Why will it
not accept the value I am entering. I am math challenged and may be
doing this wrong but I want a very narrow filter for a digital mode it
need be no wider than 6Hz. Is there a limit on the narrowness width of
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Re: [Flexradio] TX filter width?

2012-03-22 Thread Steven Hess

Like many things it is one of those I just want to things.

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Re: [Flexradio] TX filter width?

2012-03-22 Thread Steven Hess

It seems to be 100 of whatever units the Transmit Filter is indicative of.

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Re: [Flexradio] TX filter width?

2012-03-22 Thread Steven Hess

100 Hz it is.


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[Flexradio] VAC Buffer under-runs. Occasional Audio distortion.

2012-03-21 Thread Steven Hess

LatencMon is reporting audio under-runs as is VAC control panel. I am
getting occasional audio distortion. Stopping PowerSDR and restarting
it cures the audio distortion
The reports are in the images at the URLs as is VAC configuration and
PowerSDR audio configuration.

Flex-3000
PowerSDR v2.3.5
VAC 4.11
AMD Phenom II 6x 8 gigs of memory. CPU Speed locked at 3.2GHz.
Windows 7 64 Pro
Using Legacy Firewire driver.

LatencyMon reports your system seems to have difficulty supporting
real time audio
VAC Control panel repoter UFlows on cable two

PowerSDR VAC audio settings:
Windows WDM-KS
Buffer 512
Sample Rate 48000
Input Virtual Cable 2
Output Virtual Cable 1

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[Flexradio] Dedicating cores?

2012-03-21 Thread Steven Hess

Is there any advantage to be gained in dedicating two cores to
PowerSDR on a 6 core machine?

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Re: [Flexradio] VAC 4.11

2012-03-17 Thread Steven Hess

I used the Windows 7 64 control panel un-installer to remove 4.09 and
and I don't notice any ill effects from that. Others mileage may vary.





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[Flexradio] 4.11

2012-03-15 Thread Steven Hess

Just to reconfirm for the 20th time. All I do is change 409 to 411 in
the URL I got what I purchased VAC from Eugene?
The file downloaded VERY fast and is vac411full.zip

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Re: [Flexradio] 4.11

2012-03-15 Thread Steven Hess

I just copied it to a thumb drive to transfer over to the Windows 7 64
machine. I guess I need to not have the Flex powered on and tying up
the the VAC cable when I uninstall  VAC 4.09 program via the control
panel.
Is this correct?

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Re: [Flexradio] 4.11

2012-03-15 Thread Steven Hess

Part of me wants to reward Eugene more for all the work he puts into
VAC and the supporting web facing infrastructure he has to maintain
but I am broke too. For 30 dollars I got a lifetime copy?  That is a
great deal for this software that the Flex Radios need to interface to
any digital program. Without it it would just be a box for talking on
and not much use to me.

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[Flexradio] URL to new suggested VAC settings?

2012-03-15 Thread Steven Hess

Tim put out a post to the reflector that had the new suggested settings for VAC.
I can't find it and the Knowledge Base isn't as straightforward as
that post was.
Does someone have the URL?

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Re: [Flexradio] 4.11

2012-03-15 Thread Steven Hess

You'd introduce another sound device in the chain to induce artifacts
and added complications too.

enable channel mixing checked or unchecked in the VAC configuration tool?

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Re: [Flexradio] The new 472-479 kHz band - REAL DX

2012-02-20 Thread Steven Hess

+1 Thanks for the information.

On Mon, Feb 20, 2012 at 10:56 AM, Carol F. Milazzo, KP4MD/W6 
kp...@cfmilazzo.com wrote:

 Here is a description of a simple low pass filter with a 510 kHz cutoff
 frequency I built for my FLEX-3000 http://www.qsl.net/kp4md/lpfilter.htm

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Re: [Flexradio] PowerSDR 2.x Memory Database Manager

2012-01-13 Thread Steven Hess

Easy as pie to use. Thanks FlexRadio.

On Fri, Jan 13, 2012 at 9:05 AM, Tim Ellison, W4TME t...@flex-radio.com wrote:
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 This program will manually allow the user to create three (3) sequential
 backups of the memory.xml file for archive and recovery purposes. In
 addition to creating memory database backups, you can restore a previously
 backed up memory database as the actual memory database, display the state
 of the backed up memory files and delete memory file back ups too.

 Download this file to a location on your hard drive and run it from there
 with.

 This applet is intended to be a workaround until we can discover the root
 cause of the problems users are having.

 The file can be downloaded here:
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[Flexradio] Normal Mode, Safe Mode 1

2012-01-09 Thread Steven Hess

Is Safe Mode 1 still the recommended mode of operation? I have been
running in the Normal mode for months with apparently no ill effects.
I don't remember if I set it to this mode or if it was automatically
selected.

PSDR v2.3.3
3.2 Ghz Phenom II 6X cool and quiet turned off in BIOS
8 gigs of memory
Windows 7 64

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Re: [Flexradio] Low power out Flex 3000

2012-01-03 Thread Steven Hess

Since you didn't mention the mode you are running It's only a guess but it
could be you need to adjust your audio chain.
http://flexradiowiki.com/frsradoiowiki/index.php?title=Setting_Audio_Gain

On Tue, Jan 3, 2012 at 11:47 AM, Don Plunkett dp...@telus.net wrote:

 Dale, did you make sure that the drive slider was all the way to 100 on
 xmit? On some bands, changing it while in receive mode does not change it
 in
 xmit mode. When you press tune check out the slider position.

 Don VA6FH

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 Sent: January-03-12 10:50 AM
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 Subject: [Flexradio] Low power out Flex 3000

 Hi All
 I have been inactive for a few months and have just upgraded to 2.2.3 from
 2.0.2 was there an issue with reduced power output and if so how do I solve
 it.
 I have 1 to 1 matched antenna that with the older version I got 100 watts
 out now tops out is 65 w out into antenna or dummy load??? whats going on?
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Re: [Flexradio] {SPAM?} Re: Flex 1500 using External Transmitter for AM

2012-01-02 Thread Steven Hess

I have to add my LOL moment when I read this.
I rarely talk to anyone using amateur radio right now but my Flex-3000 is
going 24/7 doing something I enjoy. I use my cellular phone (which is a
radio) for text messages (ala packet radio 20 years ago.) the same applies
to my iPad (also a radio.) I usually talk to my Wife and rarely to any
other humans.

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 And cheaper, I can talk to my daughter in Asia for free online

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  Why would anyone use ham radio when
  it would be so much easier just to
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Re: [Flexradio] PSDR and/or Flex 3000 Audio Issues

2012-01-02 Thread Steven Hess

On Windows 7 you should be running the Legacy  firewire driver as well

On Mon, Jan 2, 2012 at 2:07 PM, Brian Lloyd brian-wb6...@lloyd.com wrote:

 On Mon, Jan 2, 2012 at 1:06 PM, TM tm.st...@verizon.net wrote:

  I am having a problem with my new Flex 3000 and PSDR 2.2.3.  After the
  radio
  has been turned on for some time the audio becomes very distorted.
  Sometimes, this takes the form of motor-boating and at other times it
 is
  more like a low freq hum on top of signals.   This seems to happen after
  perhaps 30 minutes of on time.  As soon as I stop PSDR and restart it via
  the Start button the problem disappears.
 

 What you are experiencing is a spike in deferred procedure call (DPC)
 latency causing the driver to lose synchronization with PowerSDR. A quick
 stop/start resets everything and reestablishes synchronization. This is a
 long-time issue that has been around from the beginning.

 The problem is usually a misbehaving driver in your system. The worst
 culprits are usually the WiFi (802.11), Bluetooth, and the video driver.
 The Ethernet driver also causes problems occasionally.  The fix is often to
 update the driver or disable the device.

 Sometimes there can be programs that cause problems. Someone alluded to
 Carbonite which is a known problem. Some versions of browsers and mail
 programs have caused problems as well. It is best to make sure that NOTHING
 else is running.

 And then there are system configuration changes that can help. I disable
 paging which I have found to help substantially. If your system puts
 devices to sleep or it switches the processor to low-speed, low-power mode
 that can cause problems as well.

 So there are lots of things that can affect this. If you want to see when
 it occurs, bring up the Flex FireWire driver, click on the DPC button, and
 click Clear to start the data collection. It will show you the DPC
 latency over time. It will also tell you which mode you should use for your
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Re: [Flexradio] Flex 1500 using External Transmitter for AM

2012-01-02 Thread Steven Hess

CW is overly complicated. Plain text is always good.

On Mon, Jan 2, 2012 at 5:10 PM, Bob Logan bob.loga...@yahoo.com wrote:

 -.   .   .-   -  ..   -..   .   .-   --..--   -   ..   --

 Sent from my iPhone

 On Jan 2, 2012, at 6:21 PM, Tim McDonough N9PUZ tim.n9...@gmail.com
 wrote:

  Maybe we could invent a protocol where letters were represented by short
 and long bursts of a carrier sent by opening and closing a simple switch of
 some sort. Oh, wait...
 
  :-)
 
  Tim N9PUZ
 
  On 1/2/2012 2:43 PM, Burt wrote:
  You can use a computer generated voice and you won't even have to speak
 (sounds not all that different from SSB). Why don't you advise broadcast
 stations they can use SSB? AM sounds natural even if it is less efficent.
  You can take your vitamins in a pill (AKA SSB) or eat them (AM),
  Burt
 
  From: Brian Lloydbrian-wb6...@lloyd.com
  To me also. I cannot imagine why someone would run AM at
  all because one
  can do precisely the same thing using SSB at 1/8 the power
  and 1/2 the
  bandwidth.
 
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Re: [Flexradio] Flex 1500 using External Transmitter for AM

2012-01-02 Thread Steven Hess

Yes but you have to learn another language other than your native one. For
some of us this it is almost impossible. CW is like listening to Chinese to
me. Incomprehensible noise.

On Mon, Jan 2, 2012 at 5:37 PM, Bob Logan bob.loga...@yahoo.com wrote:

 I disagree.  There are 26 sounds in the alphabet, only 2 in code.

 Sent from my iPhone

 On Jan 2, 2012, at 7:33 PM, Steven Hess flameb...@gmail.com wrote:

  CW is overly complicated. Plain text is always good.
 
  On Mon, Jan 2, 2012 at 5:10 PM, Bob Logan bob.loga...@yahoo.com wrote:
 
  -.   .   .-   -  ..   -..   .   .-   --..--   -   ..   --
 
  Sent from my iPhone
 
  On Jan 2, 2012, at 6:21 PM, Tim McDonough N9PUZ tim.n9...@gmail.com
  wrote:
 
  Maybe we could invent a protocol where letters were represented by
 short
  and long bursts of a carrier sent by opening and closing a simple
 switch of
  some sort. Oh, wait...
 
  :-)
 
  Tim N9PUZ
 
  On 1/2/2012 2:43 PM, Burt wrote:
  You can use a computer generated voice and you won't even have to
 speak
  (sounds not all that different from SSB). Why don't you advise broadcast
  stations they can use SSB? AM sounds natural even if it is less
 efficent.
  You can take your vitamins in a pill (AKA SSB) or eat them (AM),
  Burt
 
  From: Brian Lloydbrian-wb6...@lloyd.com
  To me also. I cannot imagine why someone would run AM at
  all because one
  can do precisely the same thing using SSB at 1/8 the power
  and 1/2 the
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Re: [Flexradio] Flex 1500 using External Transmitter for AM

2012-01-02 Thread Steven Hess

Some of us actually passed the 5WPM Novice became and became Technicians
remaining that until the code requirements were dropped.  5WPM was pretty
much no code. I didn't think I'd pass the CW portion of the test but
guessed my way to passing on what little I did copy.

On Mon, Jan 2, 2012 at 6:03 PM, Tony Estep estept...@gmail.com wrote:

 On Mon, Jan 2, 2012 at 7:40 PM, Steven Hess flameb...@gmail.com wrote:
  For some of us this it is almost impossible.
 
 Ah, ham radio changes and evolves. The no-code license was a big
 controversy in its day, but now just a few years later no-code hams
 are in the majority. About half of U.S. licensees are technicians, and
 the other half also contains many no-code ops, with the number
 steadily increasing.  As their ranks have grown, they have come to
 represent a significant market for manufacturers to serve. In Japan,
 where there are twice as many licensed hams as in the U.S., VHF
 licenses and gear dominate. I would guess that in this country HF gear
 leads the market by dollar volume, but maybe not by number of units
 sold, and many of today's buyers of HF gear will never use it for CW.
 It's plain in reading postings on ham discussion groups that no-code
 hams have their own preferences in operating style, equipment, and
 activities. But hey, there's enough spectrum for all.

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Re: [Flexradio] PSDR and/or Flex 3000 Audio Issues

2012-01-02 Thread Steven Hess

Running the Legacy Windows 7 64 here Running the  Legacy windows firewire
driver I can go weeks running 24/7 without having this issue crop up. This
is the Flex recommended driver if you are using Windows 7.

On Mon, Jan 2, 2012 at 6:45 PM, Don Plunkett dp...@telus.net wrote:

 This problem has nothing to do with digital (my problem was SSB)  … you
 can start the PDSR and then stop the wireless process through control
 panel/systems and drivers. When you are finished using the radio just
 renable it. It took me a long time when I bought this radio and lots of
 help to figure it out on my Win7 PC. I must say that I don’t have any
 problems using my XP pc (which was broken when I bought the Flex) … it is a
 Vista/Win7 firewire driver problem. I understand that Flex is having
 someone rebuild the driver to take care of the problem. No need for other
 software that I can see and a friend of mine also just bought one and it
 works fine.

 ** **

 Don

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 *To:* Don Plunkett
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 *Subject:* Re: [Flexradio] PSDR and/or Flex 3000 Audio Issues

 ** **

 For situations like that, I would recommend using Autohotkeys, where you
 can define a AHK file that could turn off the wireless, then start PSDR and
 at the conclusion of PSDR re-enable the wireless. I am using it for a lot
 of setups, especially people who want to use DDUtil in various combinations
 (like with N1MM for contesting, DXBase for dx;ing, fldigi for digi work,
 etc.).

 73

 On Mon, Jan 2, 2012 at 8:54 PM, Don Plunkett dp...@telus.net wrote:

 I had the same problem and the solution at the end of the day was to
 disable
 the wireless driver ... worked like a charm (disable not remove!). At the
 end of your session renable the driver.  ... don ... VA6FH


 -Original Message-
 From: flexradio-boun...@flex-radio.biz
 [mailto:flexradio-boun...@flex-radio.biz] On Behalf Of Jim Jannuzzo
 Sent: January-02-12 6:22 PM
 To: flameb...@gmail.com; flexradio@flex-radio.biz
 Subject: Re: [Flexradio] PSDR and/or Flex 3000 Audio Issues


 There are several processes that can stop the computer with a long deferred
 procedure call.  I suggest that you download dpclat.exe from thesyscon.de,
 and run it.  This will confirm that your problem is indeed with a DPC
 spike.
 Let it run in a little window.  Watch for the occurrence of a red spike
 (that is, over 1000 us.)  If it happens, you know that is the cause.  Big
 buffers can sometimes absorb a short spike, but I'm betting something is
 stalling your computer more than a little.If you can't immediately see that
 a certain program takes some action and causes the DPC spike, the next step
 is to download LatencyMon from Resplendence.com.  This one will tell you
 which process is stalling everything behind it.  Do whatever you have to do
 to stop that- update the driver, use the legacy OHCI1394 firewire driver,
 don't let the program run at the same time that PowerSDR is running, or
 disconnect the piece of hardware that is associated with the process.  Or,
 you can ask Neal to remote troubleshoot your PC for a nominal fee.  Jim
 KJ2P

   Date: Mon, 2 Jan 2012 15:15:29 -0800
  From: flameb...@gmail.com
  To: FlexRadio@flex-radio.biz
  Subject: Re: [Flexradio] PSDR and/or Flex 3000 Audio Issues
 
  On Windows 7 you should be running the Legacy  firewire driver as
  well
 
  On Mon, Jan 2, 2012 at 2:07 PM, Brian Lloyd brian-wb6...@lloyd.com
 wrote:
 
   On Mon, Jan 2, 2012 at 1:06 PM, TM tm.st...@verizon.net wrote:
  
I am having a problem with my new Flex 3000 and PSDR 2.2.3.  After
the radio has been turned on for some time the audio becomes very
distorted.
Sometimes, this takes the form of motor-boating and at other
times it
   is
more like a low freq hum on top of signals.   This seems to happen
 after
perhaps 30 minutes of on time.  As soon as I stop PSDR and restart
it via the Start button the problem disappears.
   
  
   What you are experiencing is a spike in deferred procedure call
   (DPC) latency causing the driver to lose synchronization with
   PowerSDR. A quick stop/start resets everything and reestablishes
   synchronization. This is a long-time issue that has been around from
 the
 beginning.
  
   The problem is usually a misbehaving driver in your system. The
   worst culprits are usually the WiFi (802.11), Bluetooth, and the video
 driver.
   The Ethernet driver also causes problems occasionally.  The fix is
   often to update the driver or disable the device.
  
   Sometimes there can be programs that cause problems. Someone alluded
   to Carbonite which is a known problem. Some versions of browsers and
   mail programs have caused problems as well. It is best to make sure
   that NOTHING else is running.
  
   And then there are system configuration changes that can help. I
   disable

[Flexradio] Fwd: Touch screen

2011-12-20 Thread Steven Hess

If it's anything like trying to control PowerSDR via TeamViewer from my
iPad it would be for the birds. I realize it is not though. TeamViewer is
pretty limited in control as a true touch screen linked to the computer
isn't. I can see having a touch screen to control certain aspects of the
PowerSDR interface via touch screen. I already run PowerSDR and another
radio application on a second 21 inch monitor. My main monitor is switched
back over to my Linux desktop. Having more control than the marble mouse
that sits under the PowerSDR monitor  would be nice. The price of touch
screens will have to come down before I spring for one.
-- Forwarded message --
From: Neal Campbell
Date: Tuesday, December 20, 2011
Subject: [Flexradio] Touch screen
To: Robert Costa, KB6QXM kb6...@yahoo.com
Cc: FlexRadio@flex-radio.biz


Hi Bob

The question isn't its technical capability, its whether I actually use it.

HP had a tough time selling those systems and I think that have pulled that
line off the market, which would indicate that either it was not engineered
properly for the price, or its not that useful an implementation to the
public at large.

I honestly didn't think I was going to like the Hercules MP3 controller
very much, and it exceeded my expectations by a long way. Lets see if using
a touch screen is the same way!

73

On Tue, Dec 20, 2011 at 3:50 PM, Robert Costa, KB6QXM kb6...@yahoo.com
wrote:

 Neil,

 I am kind of confused on your statements about touch screens with the
 flex. The ham in Italy proved it possible with HP touch screens and cube
 3d. It is posted on Youtube.

 The proof of concept has already been proven. I am dumb founded on why not
 hams have not replicated that model.

 Touch screen UI is the future direction of computing. Just take a look at
 Windows 8.

 The touch OS is not going away from phones to tablets to laptops/desktops
 and maybe even in the enterprise environment.

 My 2 cents.

 73,
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[Flexradio] Mechanical Relay?

2011-12-14 Thread Steven Hess

Does the Flex-5000 use a mechanical relay for TX/RX switching?

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Re: [Flexradio] New Flex 3000 and firewire card.

2011-12-13 Thread Steven Hess

Make sure the card and cables are well seated as well.

On Tue, Dec 13, 2011 at 3:09 AM, Erik Jakobsen e...@urbakken.dk wrote:

 On 12/13/2011 11:57 AM, Eric Lowell wrote:

 Good morning,

 I'm trying to get my new Flex 3000 going with my shack computer. I have
 added a Syba SY-PEX30016 card in the PCI-e slot. It has a TI chipset and
 the Flexradio application says it is supported.
 However, after I boot the computer, when I power on the Flex 3000, it is
 not always detected. The Flexradio app says no radio found.
 Sometimes, if I stop and restart the firewire card in control panel, it
 will pick up the radio and I can go on, but not always.
 Not sure where to go next?
 Thanks, Eric (W1EL)


 Are you using the legacy driver ?

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Re: [Flexradio] Amendment to Alternate WSPR programs

2011-12-08 Thread Steven Hess

John

I am pretty sure WSPR asks what directory you want to install WSPR to
during the installation process. Tell it WSPR2 then navigate to the folder
it installs in and link the exe from WSPR2 to your desktop after the
install. You will have two config files and can avoid having to change
thing every time you want to change rigs.You also can run two instance of
WSPR at the same time this way if your computer can handle it.

I am running two instances of WSPR here on my Windows 7 64 system. I made
some some stub filters and operate on 30 and 20 meters at the same time no
problems. I am currently WSPRing on 10, 20 and 30 meters. One instanse of
WSPR is running on my Linux machine.

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 On Thu, Dec 8, 2011 at 8:36 AM, John Pratt jpratt1...@charter.net wrote:

  Greetings,
  I need to rephrase a question that I just posted concerning two WSPR
  programs on the same computer. I do not intend to run these at the same
  time, just wanted to have one configured for the Flex rig and one
  configured for the Icom which uses a conventional interface and the
  computer sound card.
 

 Here is the problem that may negate your attempt to automate the switching
 process. You see, WSPR is broken. WSPR doesn't use the sound-device name
 but rather the sound-device enumeration in order to select the sound
 device. The problem is, the enumeration changes any time you add or remove
 a sound device. Have a set of USB computer mic/headphones? Plug them in and
 negate the sound-card settings in WSPR. Same with turning on or off the
 1500. The only solution is to make sure you check and reset the sound-card
 settings manually every time you start WSPR and every time you add or
 remove a device. Given that, you may as well just plan to touch the
 settings and not bother with multiple config files.

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[Flexradio] Them or me?

2011-12-08 Thread Steven Hess

The panafall screen capture at the URL was in the presence of a S-9 signal.
Was it PowerSDR, my Flex-3000 or their signal causing these images to
appear in the panafall?

http://www.slhess.com/pictures/KE6GLA.jpg

Their signal is not distorted.

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Re: [Flexradio] 3000 or 5000

2011-12-07 Thread Steven Hess

My computer fan noise is -40 dBm according to my iPhone and the IC-706 I am
using on  10 meters for WSPR has a more noticeable fan than the Flex-3000
here. The Flex-3000 is some distance away from my operating position.

On Wed, Dec 7, 2011 at 9:07 AM, Tim Ellison t.m.ellison...@gmail.comwrote:

 If a computer fan, which are not that loud, bugs you, then FLEX-3000 when
 transmitting will also bug you.

 I mitigated the problem by putting the FLEX-3000 underneath the operating
 desk at the far end from where my mic is located.  Be careful about putting
 it in an acoustic enclosure since the radio has to work at relieving itself
 of heat due to the small form factor and low thermal mass.I also use
 the Downward Expander in PowerSDR to mute back ground noise.  it works much
 better (smoother) than the noise gate.

 Tim Ellison


 On 12/7/2011 11:23 AM, Burt wrote:

 I am not really concerned about a mike picking up the fan, I am concerned
 about me being bugged by it. I do not even like the fan on my computer. I
 never heard a fan on the 5000. It has a fan?

 --- On Wed, 12/7/11, konrad schultzkonra...@hotmail.com  wrote:

  From: konrad schultzkonra...@hotmail.com
 Subject: Re: [Flexradio] 3000 or 5000
 To: joe.n...@gmail.com, flexradio@flex-radio.biz
 Date: Wednesday, December 7, 2011, 9:59 AM

 I love my new 3000 and the fan noise makes no difference to
 me since I use a professional directional dynamic
 microphone.  Most decent directional microphones will
 not pic up fan noise coming from behind them as they are
 designed to be receive sound from the front and slightly off
 front to either side.  My FLEX 3000 on my desk is maybe
 16 inches from the back of the mic - which is on an $80
 telescoping desk boom.  No
 problems.   Wiring the modular mic plug was a
 small challenge, but the FLEX website has detailed
 explanations of how to wire various mics/cords to
 them.  It's really not that hard.  Good luck, Best
 Konrad W1KON


Date: Wed, 7 Dec 2011 09:45:51 -0500

 From: joe.n...@gmail.com
 To: flexradio@flex-radio.biz
 Subject: [Flexradio] 3000 or 5000

 To me, the fan in the 3000 is very noisy and you have

 to deal with the

 modular RJ45 mic plug. It's worth it to me to have the

 5000.

 Joe  N9VX


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 --**--**--

 I am thinking of going to the 3000 from the 5000. I do

 not care about a second

 receiver. Is there any other disadvantage for making

 the move. It just seems

 the 5000 is more than I need, it is not a money

 issue.

 Advice?

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Re: [Flexradio] [FlexEdge] (no subject)

2011-12-04 Thread Steven Hess

I'll have to agree. I have run my Flex-3000 on a 1.4Ghz XP machine with one
gig of ram. It can be done. It was not a satisfactory solution and it
didn't do the Flex-3000 justice. I did it only to see if it could be done.
I run my Flex-3000 on a 6 core AMD based system built off of one of Neal's
past recommended ASRock motherboards with 8 gigs of ram and lower mid range
ATI graphics card that I built. Cool and Quiet is turned off in BIOS and
the machine is locked to 3.2GHz. I have no latency I can hear even with
DPCs that average around 75 us and peak up to 250 us sometimes. My CPU
load running PowerSDR in the panafall mode and two instances of WSPR and
CPU utilization monitor and Xchat averages 5.6%. I have done no tweaking to
Windows 7 64.

A excellent radio deserves a excellent computer. Why would you cripple half
of your radio if you didn't have to? Most off the shelf systems are built
from the cheapest components to meet a price point not to function as well
as they can.

Steven

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 I concurrently concur.  The Emporer has no clothes- you need PC oomph to
 use all the sampling, with low latency buffers, and third party software
 for logging and equipment control.  I wanted more oomph after PSDR 2 came
 out with its pretty skins of molasses.  Then I needed more oomph when I
 added RX2.   I know that many people can enjoy their $3,500 radio with a
 $500 PC.  But I look outside at my antennae, and figure my PC should at
 least cost more than my feedlines.  And the side benefit is that I can play
 Battlefield 3 when the propagation dies.
   Date: Sun, 4 Dec 2011 13:23:02 -0500
  From: omni...@gmail.com
  To: flexe...@flex-radio.biz
  Subject: [FlexEdge] (no subject)
 
  I admit it right up front.  I have a bad-ass computer.  Beginning with my
  Altair (anybody remember those?) and working forward, I've always built
 my
  own computers, with the exception of my last one, which I bought in a
  moment of temporary insanity.  It was a game-but-lame little Gateway
 with a
  Core Duo processor and 2GB of RAM.  Now that is gone and I'm typing this
 on
  a homebuilt AMD Phenom II 6-core with 16GB of RAM, a wicked fast graphics
  card, a nice solid-state drive, and all the trimmings.
 
  The cost for all this luxury?  A thousand bucks and change. Much less
 than
  most people think, a little more than half the price of a 3000.  Two
 hours
  of my time to assemble it, another two hours to install the OS, reload
 the
  apps, and move over the data.
 
  What's my point?  Well, I made the remark a few days ago that a good
 radio
  needs a good computer.  Ever since, people have been chiming in to report
  that they have old or small computers that run PSDR just fine.  The
  latency is short enough that I've gotten used to it and it mostly doesn't
  bother me, said one of our faithful, who took me to task in a private
  email for being a computer snob.
 
  Although someone will probably chime in to say that they are able to run
  PSDR with a germanium crystal, a cat's hair, a bobby pin, and two rubber
  bands, we continue to hear all the little bits of guidance:  You'll need
 to
  run GBoost...run Autorun...turn off services...get a registry
 optimizer...
 
  I appreciate that some folks (like me!) are workin' stiffs without a lot
 of
  extra cash.  But we all saved up for our Flex radios and we can all save
 up
  for good computers.  And then we won't need GBoost or Autorun or PC
  Optimizer. We won't need one computer to run the radio and another to do
  everything else.  We won't have to worry about latencies or CPU usage.
  We
  can just play in the radio sandbox.
 
  A good radio needs a good computer.
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[Flexradio] Off topic alarm system acquisition advice.

2011-12-04 Thread Steven Hess

I have come to the conclusion I need a monitored alarm system. Are there
any RF friendly/ RF quiet systems I should be looking at?

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Re: [Flexradio] Which monitor has the least RFI??

2011-11-29 Thread Steven Hess

I have two LED LCD LGs they don't put out any noise but are subject to RF
egress ferrites on the cabling seem to improve this issue. My cheap Acer
21.5 inch LCD is silent and has no RF egress issues.

On Tue, Nov 29, 2011 at 7:55 PM, Tony Estep estept...@gmail.com wrote:

 On Tue, Nov 29, 2011 at 9:38 PM, Ron Kolarik rkola...@neb.rr.com wrote:

  ...There was a problem with certain Samsung monitors and RF
  getting in to the controls, can't find the email with the models just
  now...

 
 Yeah, the Samsung XL2370 has a problem with that. The buttons on the front
 are soft buttons, that is, spots on a touch-screen interface. When there's
 an RF field, these buttons can think they are getting pushed and shut the
 monitor off or make other changes.

 However, another user posted a solution. He taped some copper foil over the
 soft buttons and ran a ground strap from it to the back of the monitor,
 which he said cleared up the problem.

 The older Samsung 2333 has no problem with strong RF fields, puts out no RF
 noise, and has a great picture. My setup is an ASUS laptop with the 2333
 monitor providing an extended desktop.

 They both have good color fidelity but I use the 2370 for Photoshop because
 its color fidelity is really tops.

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Re: [Flexradio] added memory...

2011-11-28 Thread Steven Hess

ATI video cards and drivers will give you the lowest DPCs in the video
card category. I swithced from Nvida and was shocked. It was a huge
improvement. I think I spent about 57 dollars in the card on sale at NewEgg.

I am running 8 gigs and Windows 7 64 seem to like it.

On Mon, Nov 28, 2011 at 5:01 PM, Brett Gazdzinski
brett.gazdzin...@verizon.net wrote:

I bought another 2 gig of memory for my computer today, I now have a total
of 4 gig with windows 7 64 bit.
I did not see any difference (the computer does show 4 gig now).
CPU is running 40-60% with everything buffered up, screen refresh rate at
10, at 96khz sample rate, and dropouts from time to time. No dropouts at
48KHz.

I expected some results from adding another 2 gig of memory but it seems
to have done nothing really.
Any time I open something else, like resource monitor, the dropouts go up.

Turning the panadaptor off reduces the cpu usage to about 20%, which seems
odd for just that.
The computer can run the radio, decode all the I and Q stuff, at 20%, and
to display the panadaptor takes 40% of the cpu??? At a refresh of 10?

I may try and update the video driver and see what that does.

Brett
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Re: [Flexradio] how to tune AMP with the flex5000a

2011-11-25 Thread Steven Hess

I use a CW carrier and a straight key. I set the power to
the appropriated level and key.

On Fri, Nov 25, 2011 at 9:42 AM, Ray, K9DUR k9...@rnacs.com wrote:

 Set the ATU (if any) to ByPass  click the Tune button.  The radio will
 transmit a steady carrier.  Click Tune again to stop.

 73, Ray, K9DUR
 http://k9dur.info

 -Original Message-
 From: flexradio-boun...@flex-radio.biz
 [mailto:flexradio-boun...@flex-radio.biz] On Behalf Of paim
 Sent: Friday, November 25, 2011 12:18 PM
 To: Brian Lloyd
 Cc: flexradio@flex-radio.biz
 Subject: Re: [Flexradio] how to tune AMP with the flex5000a

 may be I was not clear I do I put a carrier from the 5000 in order to tune
 the AMP do I put the 5000 on FM mode then press PTT ?

 E.P



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[Flexradio] Default DEXP?

2011-10-31 Thread Steven Hess

What is the default DEXP setting in PowerSDR v2.2.3?

Steven
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[Flexradio] VAC

2011-10-29 Thread Steven Hess

I just saw this on another list with no explanation. *VAC V4.10.13.4272 (a
version created/improved for Flex Users)*
Is this anything anyone has tried?

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