Great info. I added it to the bug text.
1. previously with 2.022 double clicking on the selector (Grey Box at
LHS) for a memory row implemented the memory selection and closed the
form now you have to select the Memory press the Select button and then
exit the form - Is this intentional?
[Tim] Yes, that is the way the form is designed to work.
2. If (on the Memory form) you change a filter from say F3 to F4 then
the values in RX Filter Low & RX Filter high do not change to the
corresponding values for the new filter. ?
[Tim] That too is how the memory form works. The record values for the
RX hi/low filter do not get dynamically updated. We have a future
enhancement request submitted to change that behavior.
-Tim
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On 7/23/2011 1:01 PM, GI1CET wrote:
Tim
Confirmation of the FM Squelch issue here
Unsquelched ( SQ=0) - CPU = 16%
Squelched (SQ = 20) - CPU = 74 - 70%
As soon as you move the slider back to a value that opens the Squelch
the CPU value returns to normal (16%)
Two minor items re the new Memory form:
1. previously with 2.022 double clicking on the selector (Grey Box at
LHS) for a memory row implemented the memory selection and closed the
form now you have to select the Memory press the Select button and
then exit the form - Is this intentional?
2. If (on the Memory form) you change a filter from say F3 to F4 then
the values in RX Filter Low & RX Filter high do not change to the
corresponding values for the new filter. ?
Jim, GI1CET
On 23/07/2011 16:49, Tim Ellison, W4TME wrote:
OK. We'll investigate this further.
-Tim
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On 7/23/2011 11:35 AM, EB4APL wrote:
I also see the big increase in CPU utilization with the radio in
squelched mode (15% goes to70%). Also the Squelch button is always
on when selecting FM mode.
Radio: SDR1000
OS XP Pro SP3
Regards,
Ignacio, EB4APL
Onl 23/07/2011 17:25, Tim Ellison, W4TME wrote:
When you say above the threshold point do you mean in a positive
(going to the right) position so that the signal is squelched? Is
that where you see the high CPU?
I do not see any difference between non-squelched and squelched FM
in regards to the CPU utilization.
-Tim
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On 7/23/2011 11:16 AM, W1AEX - Rob wrote:
My installation of version 2.1.5 went very smoothly, and it's
working great, however, I have run into one anomaly:
Using a fresh database, while operating in FM mode, when the
squelch slider is moved above the threshold point, my CPU
utilization rises from 20% to 70%. At that level PowerSDR becomes
very sluggish. Dropping the squelch level down below the threshold
returns the CPU utilization back to its normal 20% level.
Switching to any other mode also drops the CPU utilization back
down to around 20%. Engaging TX also drops the CPU utilization to
roughly 20%. Engaging the squelch in any other mode does not cause
the issue. All the settings in the database are at the default,
except for ANT which is switched to ANT3 for my 6 meter antenna.
Any thoughts?
Rob W1AEX
Flex 5000A
PowerSDR v2.1.5
Windows XP/SP2
P-4 3.0g with 1g RAM
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