[Dx4win] ts940
I have all the paper work manual etc.. bought it in 1993 still used and hooked up for DX4WIN with a FT990. It cost $55 back then and what was so neat about it was the abality to use it with any radio, just set the jumpers. So what do you need? KC4ALG J Sartain wrote: > > Is anyone out there using the DX Solutions CT-232 computer interface ? An > aquaintence pulled one out of his closet for me to use with my Kenwood TS940 > & DX4WIN. I need some setup paperwork to go with it. DX Solutions is no > longer in business. > > J Sartain KC4ALG > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > ___ > Dx4win mailing list > Dx4win@mailman.qth.net > http://mailman.qth.net/mailman/listinfo/dx4win -- Bob Middleburg Fl (South Jacksonville) ICQ 13912841 Web Page http://home.earthlink.net/~kr4da Ham Radio Calls: KR4DA FG/KR4DA J79DA QSL MGR for FG5BG CQWW SSB 2000 ONLY QSL MGR for J75J CQWW SSB 2001 ONLY QSL MGR for J79DA 2001 Dominica W.I. Motorcycles CBMMA #4 1977 XS750D 1J7008405 1997 Vmax12J VMOA #504
[Dx4win] DX4WIN Backup
Hello to all, Every so often I do something really dumb, today is one of those times. I was working on a program bug and my computer locked up. No problem, Ctrl-Alt-Del to restart. Then I opened dx4win and of course I got the backup message but here's where the NO-Brainer steps in. I hit "NO" not remembering that I worked 4 new ones on 6M yesterday so of course the computer does what my wife won't, it carries on with my command... Question of the day, Can I recover that file and restore the backup with the contacts from yesterday or are they in never never land? Thanks, Ron the "OOPS I can't believe I did that!!" N4GFO
[Dx4win] Help K3TKJ Keep QTH.NET Going
Send PayPal donations to; [EMAIL PROTECTED] - Original Message - From: Rick Tyler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Roger Borowski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Friday, January 25, 2002 11:35 AM Subject: Re: [Dx4win] Help K3TKJ Keep QTH.NET Going > Be glad to transfer a few bucks left in my PAYPAL account to help keep > QTH.net going. . . but where do I tell PayPal to send it ? ? ? > > 73 de Rick, WQ8Q > >
[Dx4win] File Merge Problem: Gibberish in Call Notes
Paul, you were right, but the cure didn't work. I did a search for QSOs containing the gibberish and found 14 QSOs, which I deleted. The gibberish still persists. The gibberish does not appear in the original imported HS0ZCK file. Nor does it appear in my K2XX backup file. The QSOs without any call also do not appear in these files. However, when I merge them both the gibberish and the 14 QSOs without any call appear. Again, deleting those QSOs does not eliminate the gibberish. Incidentally, when those QSOs are displayed, they are filled with ASCII squares and other unusual characters. Is it possible that there is a bug in the "Merge DX4WIN file" routine? Is there another way I can merge the two files without using that command? On another issue, is there a way to save the QSOs from a search as a separate log file? Tnx for ur help. 73, Joe Paul van der Eijk wrote: > Joe, > > You most likely have a QSO in your log with an empty callsign > that has this funny note in it. Locate that bad QSO and delete it. > > I have no good clue how one can enter such a QSO, but it seems possible. > > Paul > > At 01:01 PM 1/24/02 -0500, Joe Giacobello, K2XX wrote: > >Dear List Members: > > > >I recently used my laptop to log some QSOs as HS0ZCK during a recent > >trip to Thailand. When I got home, I merged these QSOs as a new group > >with my K2XX file on my shack desktop computer using the DX4WIN file > >merge commands. Ever since I did the merge, I have gibberish in the > >"Notes for this Call" area of the QSO window. The gibberish is: > >/stonDWF8C, and the "D" is in red with the rest in black. It appears > >whenever I hit F9 to log a QSO in real time and disappears when I start > >to enter a call into the QSO window. > > > >I tried merging the HS0 log into my K2XX backup file and the same > >gibberish appeared in the same place. However, since I didn't save the > >merged files in this case, the gibberish problem can be reversed by > >simply deleting the merged HS0 QSOs. In the case of my main K2XX file, > >where I did save the HS0 QSOs, the gibberish problem cannot be reversed > >by deleting the HS0 merged files. > > > >Does anyone have an idea of what's going on here and how I can correct > >the problem? (BTW, both computers are using version 5.03 of DX4WIN.) > > > >Thanks for your help. > > > > > >73, Joe > >___ > >Dx4win mailing list > >Dx4win@mailman.qth.net > >http://mailman.qth.net/mailman/listinfo/dx4win > > > Paul van der Eijk (KK4HD) > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > http://www.dx4win.com > > ___ > Dx4win mailing list > Dx4win@mailman.qth.net > http://mailman.qth.net/mailman/listinfo/dx4win
[Dx4win] Packet Screen fonts
Is it not possible to use the slashed zero (K9YY) font in the packet screen window? I can select it as an available font, and use it in the data/QSO entry, but do not see it as an available font for the packet spots display. Tnx, Bob Perring ... Amateur Radio Station N5RP mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] N5RP Station Page: http://freeweb.pdq.net/perring/station.html
[Dx4win] Reinstalling
Hello all, Due to hardware failure, I have to reinstall windows and all my other apps on a new hard drive. I can pull specific files from one hard drive to another. When I reinstall DX4Win on my new hard drive, what files do I need to move to keep all my data, parameters, and settings? Lou AC0X [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[Dx4win] DX4WIN Backup
Ron I am by no means an expert in this but have made so many mistakes that I usually am in the been there done that capacity. Be sure Dx4Win is closed.Go into Window Explorer / program files/ save folder and look for you log file name with ~xl extension. Double click on that file and hope that when it opens it is still there. Price "T" AD5GD _ Chat with friends online, try MSN Messenger: http://messenger.msn.com
[Dx4win] Reinstalling
Go to Program Files / Dx4Win503 (may be diffrent version) /Save floder and move all files in the saved folder The Dx4win CFG extension file has all your settings. Hope that does it. Price AD5GD "T" _ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp.
[Dx4win] Byterunner USB-4COM-110V Experience ??
I haven't used one of those, but have an adapter from BAFO which supplies one COM port from a USB slot. I've used it for packet and my cellular telephone (data at 19.6 KB) very successfully. Cost about $20. I looked at the Byte Runner site and the subject adapter. Looks good and I've heard that Byte Runner stands behind their devices. There's a 30 day return policy if you're not satisfied with it. Looks just like what I'll need for my laptop to control my TS-870, rotator, packet, RTTY and CW keying. Thanks for bringing it to my attention. John, K2CIB - Original Message - > From: "Mike Rhodes" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: > Date: Thu, 24 Jan 2002 19:47:31 -0500 > Subject: [Dx4win] Byterunner USB-4COM-110V Experience ?? > > Wondering if anyone has had occassion to play with the above mentioned > Byterunner USB to 232 converter ($125) or its siblings? I have the 4S/2P ISA > card from Byterunner but can't seem to get it running since I went to a > 40gig HD with a PCI ATA100 adapter. Suspect the ATA card is the culprit but > apparently eliminating the ATA card is not just a matter of swapping the > cable back to the onboard IDE controller - at least it didn't work the one > time I tried it. > I'm thinking (hoping) that the onboard serial ports could be used for the > packet TNC and FSK/CW connections and the USB>232 ports would be ok for rig > control, modem, PK232 TU, and whatever else I can think to hook up (rotor > control someday). I know there have been issues mentioned in the past but > think a lot of it was around 5 vs 8 level and response times. Hopefully the > items I choose to hang off the converter would be able to tolerate any > timing issues. > Your thoughts/experiences?? The price is pretty reasonable and could > possible make things a lot simpler for the laptop users too. > Thanks. > > Mike / W8DN > DX4Win Since Version 0.97
