Serge:
Please try to set the VAC buffer size to 512 samples per buffer. That
seems to be the one size fits all buffer size.
Bob
SERGE BERTUZZO wrote:
Bob, I realized that I still had some cabling from the D44 going to my
Audigy 2ZS card. I unplugged the connections. The SDR still goes
directly into TX only if I have CW mode selected. With RTTY or PSK the
software responds to TX and RX commands.
However, with RTTY and PSK I hear a pulsing when the rig is in TX the
pulsing seems to change with the setting of the buffer size that I
select on the PowerSDR VAC tab. Now I am really confused as to what is
going on. I have the rig set to 2 watts output for testing purposes.
Any assistance would be appreciated..
Regards,
Serge
VA3SB
*/Robert McGwier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>/* wrote:
Serge:
Glad to see you are a SDR user. You are correct. The second sound
card
can be used for other things. I have used VAC, PowerSDR, MixW and had
TeamSpeak on the second sound card or
Skype on the second sound card. It works well.
Bob
N4HY
SERGE BERTUZZO wrote:
> Hello everyone!
>
> Having finally managed to get my SDR working on CW (well, operator
> error and a bad commercial stereo cable!!!) I am now ready to
move on
> to purcahsing the VAC. I do have one question however.
>
> If my understanding is correct from what I have read on this
list, by
> using the VAC software, I will no longer require my second sound
card
> (Audigy 2ZS) for digital modes. If this is correct, then I
assume that
> I can use this sound card for other applications including the
> Teamspeak Forum. It seems a shame to have a 3 GHz machine sitting
> there only using between 7 and 12 % of its processing power (for
the
> SDR and surfing) and running Teamspeak from a laptop.
>
> Regards,
>
> Serge
> VA3SB
>
>
>
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