I had the same problem with the TX relays since I was following the
instructions to start PowerSDR first and then DDUtil. I now start DDutil
first and problem is solved. I see no negative effects from this. First
DDUtil -PowerSDR-DXLab Suite and then LP-Steplink for my SteppIR control.
Mike
.16 ran great no problems except the alc over shoot. Latest release has
transmit audio issues and some receive audio issues. On transmit can not get
the smoth audio as I have on all previous releases. Receive also has a sharp
sound. Never had this issue before. I am running the Flex 5000, amd Quad
Upon doing a search for answer before dropping a question here, see that
there had a long running discussion on skins and buttons, so I hope this
does not stir the pot and cause a boil over
How do you change the button color? I see via Setup/Appearance there seems
to be a facility to change
HI all
When I'm happily tuned in on 20m or 15m the background is blue and sigs are
green/red/yellow etc. All okay so far.
If I tune up on 10m sigs barely register on the black background even when
I'm tuned up. It seems to be undersensitive.
On 30m and 40m (I haven't tried 80 or top band) the
How do you change the button color?
You can't using the option you mentioned below for controls on the console
unless you change the graphic files associated with that control (there are
two; the on state off state) for that skin.
Setup/Appearance only controls dialog boxes that are not
Rob
It sounds as if you are having a problem between DM-780 the Logbook program
and not between MiniDelluxe and the Logbook. I could be incorrect but I don't
think
that MiniDeluxe is used to connect to the logbook. I thought that it connected
between
PowerSDR and DM-780. Hmm
In
On 03/24/11 08:55 am, Ted Trostle wrote:
Upon doing a search for answer before dropping a question here, see that
there had a long running discussion on skins and buttons, so I hope this
does not stir the pot and cause a boil over
How do you change the button color? I see via
The Panadapter and the waterfall show absolute signal strength. The NF is a
lot lower on the higher bands, therefore the ambient signal strength at the
default settings for the NF for it will not show bright or intense colors on
the waterfall display.
It is technical a non-issue as the
Thanks as always for prompt response
Mike
On 24 Mar 2011, at 13:21, Tim Ellison telli...@itsco.com wrote:
The Panadapter and the waterfall show absolute signal strength. The NF is a
lot lower on the higher bands, therefore the ambient signal strength at
the default settings for the NF
On Thu, Mar 24, 2011 at 5:14 AM, DALE HANKINS dhank...@comcast.net wrote:
.16 ran great no problems except the alc over shoot. Latest release has
transmit audio issues and some receive audio issues. On transmit can not
get
the smoth audio as I have on all previous releases. Receive also has a
Rob,
PTT control is Not Enabled on my PSDR CAT tab. CAT does indeed handle all PTT
for MD/DM780.
In DM780 Program Options, PTT is via Ham Radio Deluxe, not Serial (Com) port.
THis may be where your setup is going wrong; MiniDeluxe emulates Ham Radio
Deluxe by translating the serial CAT
Thank you to Dave - W0DHB who emailed me with screenshots and a solution
to my configuration mistake. It was my belief that all communications
were made through Mini-Deluxe and port 7809. As Dave explained, there
are actually two different servers running on two different ports: The
HRD server
Rob
An FYI, I do run PTT via serial port also. I set it up this way because of
the CAT performance problems when I used HRD instead of Minideluxe.
Minideluxe will probably run ok keying via CAT command, but virtual comm.
Ports are cheap :-)
You had mentioned checking enable Kenwood AI command
For some reason I can't figure out how to store certain mic gains
settings for various transmit profiles.
I'm sure I did this before, but not I can't remember how.
Thanks in advance.
73,
Dan
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Glad you got it sorted out Rob. Just on a side note, any special reason
you are using Com0com for your virtual serial ports? I use vspMgr and
like it a bit better. I also use DDUtil in my chain of programs because
it gives a lot of flexibility if you want to hook up multiple things
to
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For some reason I can't figure out how to store certain mic gains
settings for various transmit profiles.
When I restart PSDR, it does not remember previous settings.
I'm sure I did this before, but now I can't remember how.
Thanks in advance.
73,
Dan
Just on a side note, any special reason you are using Com0com for your
virtual serial ports?
The only answer I can give is that I grabbed what was recommended by a
few members here in the Flex archives and the Flex Wiki. I believe I
started out with Vcom, which worked fine for me, but then
Ditto on what Mike suggests, my config uses vspmgr and DDutil also ..
Especially nice if you use win 7 64..
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What a great question !!! Would a flash drive also work ???
On Thu, Mar 24, 2011 at 9:13 PM, Alfred Green n...@cox.net wrote:
Is there any significant advantage to going with a SSD for Flex
applications? I really don't see a lot of HD usage under normal operation.
It is a fairly recent box
There's a good article comparing the two technologies here:
http://www.technize.com/ssd-vs-hdd-comparison/
They're a lot faster, but remember that FLASH memory has a lifespan of
100,000 writes per cell. SSDs have dynamic reallocation algorithms to move
data around so that you don't get hot cells
SSDs are the best single component update you can do to a Vista or Win7
system. When you give Win7 the right amount of memory (4GB for x86, 6GB for
x64 is what I recommend) and put the operating system, swap file and program
files on the SSD, it takes a lot of bottleneck out of WIndows. Prior
Hi Mickey
I directly compared 1RPM drives with SSDs and there is no comparison.
You can feel a difference between 7200RPM and 10KRPM drives but I ultimately
decided I didn't think they justified the premium price. I haven't
purchased a 15KRPM but I don't think it will matter. \\The SSDs
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