The database file is there. Rather than spend a lot of time trying to get this working, I'll just wait for the next release. My long term goal is to be able to run a 5000A, a 1500 and a SoftRock-like board (or two) all on the same system using three (or four) instances of PowerSDR. Does that sound feasible?

Thanks,
Clay  W7CE

On 10/9/2010 6:15 PM, Tim Ellison wrote:
Look in the folder you created for the 1500 and make sure there is a database 
there.  If not, then the runtime command didn't process properly.

I also have an another suggestion.  Hold off on running multiple radios until 
the next beta release of PowerSDR 2.0.x comes out.  It has a brand new feature 
called the Radio Chooser and it automatically builds a small database of the 
radios you have attached to the PC by model and serial number.  When you select 
a particular radio, it creates a unique database for that specific radio. It 
makes using multiple radios sooooooooooo much easier.

This new feature essentially obsoletes the "-datapath" runtime feature.

Oh yeah, one caveat with either the new radio chooser or the -datapath.  You 
can only run a combination of one Firewire based radio and either a FLEX-1500 
or a SDR-1000.  Running multiple FLEX-1500s or Firewire based SDRs (FLEX-5000 / 
FLEX-3000) is not supported.


-Tim

-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] 
On Behalf Of Clay W7CE
Sent: Saturday, October 09, 2010 8:25 PM
To: Flexedge
Subject: [FlexEdge] PowerSDR 2.0.8 Error Running 1500 on my 5000A Computer with 
-datapath option

   I've been running a 1500 on my laptop (WinXP,SP3) and a 5000A on my desktop 
(Win7 Ultimate, 64-bit), both using PowerSDR 2.0.8.  I decided to try and get 
them both running on the desktop computer.  I followed the instructions in 
KnowledgeBase Article 50469 and created a 2nd shortcut on the desktop for the 
1500.  I modified the Target Field in the shortcut properties as follows:

"C:\Program Files (x86)\FlexRadio Systems\PowerSDR v2.0.8\PowerSDR.exe"
-datapath:"%appdata%\FlexRadio Systems\PowerSDR v2.0.8\FLEX-1500"
**
When I started it, it ran the one-time optimization.  The Radio Model dialog box was 
next.  It was already checked for the 1500, so I hit next.  And finally I hit Finish.  
Next comes a Driver Error dialog box "Error opening radio driver."  I hit ok 
and PowerSDR starts up.  From the Setup Menu, I select Windows WASAPI and Flex-1500 for 
the Input/Output.  Hit Apply and then OK, but now the Start button doesn't seem to work.  
So I closed PowerSDR and reopened it.  Next there is a dialog box with the following:

"Could not load file or assembly 'wdapi_dotnet1011, Version=10.1.10, 
Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null" or one of its dependencies.  The
system cannot find the file specified.    . . . "

I checked to see if the dll exists and found it in the following locations:

   Directory of c:\Program Files (x86)\FlexRadio Systems\PowerSDR
v2.0.8\1500 Driver32

07/02/2010  03:02 PM           149,560 wdapi1011.dll
07/02/2010  03:02 PM            74,808 wdapi_dotnet1011.dll
                 2 File(s)        224,368 bytes

   Directory of c:\Program Files (x86)\FlexRadio Systems\PowerSDR
v2.0.8\1500 Driver64

07/02/2010  03:02 PM           116,792 wdapi1011.dll
07/02/2010  03:02 PM            74,808 wdapi_dotnet1011.dll
                 2 File(s)        191,600 bytes

Any ideas how to get the 1500 to co-exist with the 5000A on my desktop 
computer?  I plan to run both radios simutaneously.  BTW, when I first plugged 
the 1500 into my computer, it found the drivers ok and indicated that I was 
good to go.  Also, during the above exercise, the 5000A was powered off.

73,
Clay  W7CE

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