On 02/18/09 01:42 am Brian Lloyd wrote:
OK, I have checked and ... SURPRISE ... a whole bunch of services I
*had* turned off months ago were turned back on again. I suspect that
this must have happened as a result of one of the update packages that
got installed. All that useless stuff is
On Wed, Feb 18, 2009 at 5:37 AM, Alan NV8A n...@charter.net wrote:
On 02/18/09 01:42 am Brian Lloyd wrote:
OK, I have checked and ... SURPRISE ... a whole bunch of services I
*had* turned off months ago were turned back on again. I suspect that
this must have happened as a result of one of
All I seem to do is take a step forward and two steps backwards. I have gotten
VAC and powersdr to talkfinally...with the kind help from Brian WB6RQN.
But I can't go any further because I need the flex to control a SPE amp and
other programs...requiring the use of DDutil. For the life
Ok, going in a different direction. AND no one seemed to be interested
in a package deal a couple of months ago, so the following is for sale...
SDR-1000$550 shipped CONUS USPS Priority Mail
100w PA, no tuner. Perfect physically. Electrically,
it has a recent clean bill
Dear Flexers,
It has been a while since I gave everyone an update from FlexRadio so here
goes.
First, as a sidebar, our new tag line is, Tune in excitement! (TM). We
believe that it communicates what we hear from our customers as well as the
benefit we want to deliver in all our products.
On 02/18/09 09:31 am Brian Lloyd wrote:
I am no windoze expert either. I did a google search for windows xp
turn off services. You will find quite a few sites with the
information you need. There are an *amazing* lot of useless programs
running in there. OK, one of the things I turned off was
There is a program called AlacrityPC that you can use to turn services off and
on when you run PSDR. It creats a script to run from. This is basically a try
it and see what happens approach.
On my XP Home with SP3 I turned the following off:
alerter
application layer gateway service
Alan
Are you running at 192khz or 96khz? I have found at times running at the
higher rate is more sensitive to DPCs. I usually run at 96khz. I guess there
are some DPCs that cause more trouble than others.
Don - kx9q
From: Alan NV8A n...@charter.net
To:
The
strange thing is that sometimes a mild spike (showing yellow in the
DPC Latency Checker) will stop PowerSDR, while the latter will keep
going despite a more severe spike (red).
Remember: The problem only occurs when the device you're depending on
has a DPC request that queued behind
You should also probably go to your run window and run regedit or the
equivalent, and find any leftovers of vcom and delete the references from the
registry, then restart...it helps in a lot of cases to clean up the system.
Jim KJ7S
The Sum of Knowledge and Experience, is Wisdom
For those who are interested, there are two new updated images of the
production version FLEX-3000 on the web site.
http://www.flex-radio.com/Products.aspx?topic=F3k_features
You will notice a few changes from the original prototype pictures that were
used previously other than an improvement
Rich.. a couple of things to check...I am running Logger32 with my psdr,
and as is with most if not all of my other digital mode programs, they are set
the same, all of which work fine, as long as you do not have more than one
program wanting to tx if they're set for the same comm ports.
How is it different from the 5000 other than the obvious connections and
outside?
A dedication to WWII Veterans, we should never forget
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MUt9hWEJTUw
Burt’s Web Sites
My RV trip across the USA
http://k1oik.angelfire.com/rvusa
My trip to Egypt
I note that FRS is introducing new radios that have an IEEE 1394
interface between the computer and the transceiver. Will Linux drivers
be developed? The current IEEE1394 driver situation seems to me to be
very difficult, if even possible, to configure. In fact, I have not
been able to get
Check out the Product Comparison Matrix to see how the FLEX-3000 and FLEX-5000
differ from each other.
http://www.flex-radio.com/Products.aspx?topic=SDR_Feature_Matrix
-Tim
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[mailto:flexradio-boun...@flex-radio.biz] On Behalf Of Chuck Mayfield
Sent: Wednesday, February 18, 2009 5:55 PM
Cc: FlexRadio Reflector
Subject: Re: [Flexradio] First look at the FLEX-3000 production units
I note that
Tim Ellison wrote:
For those who are interested, there are two new updated images of the
production version FLEX-3000 on the web site.
http://www.flex-radio.com/Products.aspx?topic=F3k_features
You will notice a few changes from the original prototype pictures
that were used previously other
I tried AM on 75 meters, with no amp, no problem, with the amp set at 100 watts
as soon as I speak, it stops the Flex from doing anything, if I stop and start
PowerSDR, it works but does the same thing when I transmit.
Why?
A dedication to WWII Veterans, we should never forget
Burt,
Sounds like RFI getting into the radio or FireWire..
73,
Dudley
WA5QPZ
Burt wrote:
I tried AM on 75 meters, with no amp, no problem, with the amp set at 100 watts
as soon as I speak, it stops the Flex from doing anything, if I stop and start
PowerSDR, it works but does the same
Chuck:
I hope that I am responding properly, and this is OK with Flex
I am running Ubuntu and using an FA66 with SoftRocks and Brainerd boards.
Not on a Flex SDR, even though I have an SDR-1000 in the shack. I'm not
sure how much the SDR-1000 is supported in Linux in general, although no
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