[Dx4win] DX4Win new release?

2002-05-21 Thread [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Not that's released yet, but plenty of prototypes, beta units, etc.

Boy are you guys going to be surprised.

No, I can't say anything more...

Rick - W4PC


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 I have never seen a ham radio device of any kind that is USB compatible.
 
 Have you?
 
 
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[Dx4win] DX4Win new release?

2002-05-21 Thread a.yoshida
Wow !

73 de aki,  ja1nlx

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 Not that's released yet, but plenty of prototypes, beta units, etc.

 Boy are you guys going to be surprised.

 No, I can't say anything more...

 Rick - W4PC


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  I have never seen a ham radio device of any kind that is USB compatible.
 
  Have you?
 
 
  de
  N5NJ
 



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[Dx4win] QRZ V19, DX4W503 and Windows XP

2002-05-21 Thread [EMAIL PROTECTED] (John F. Samuels)
I just received the new CDROM.  Can't get it to work.  Using new DLL.  =
Has anyone used it yet in my configuration?

John, K2CIB


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[Dx4win] Logbook Window

2002-05-21 Thread T.M. Rose
When I start up dx4win the program, the window that I have set up for =
Logbook Sort by Date it comes up Report: All Fields sorted by date. =
I have gone to the window and right clicked and reset to Logbook sorted =
by date and hit OK. The window appears like I want it.

However, when I shut dx4win down and reopen, the window comes up =
Report: All Fields sorted by date. I can not get it to hold on Logbook =
sorted by date. Must have a switch set somewhere wrong. Any ideas?

Thanks,
Tom k0zm


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[Dx4win] DX4Win new release?

2002-05-21 Thread Gary Simmons
I have not seen any reference to the use of USB any ham discussions or
literature.  I don't know why this is true and was just asking if there was
some reason for this that I don't understand.

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Can you tell us which logging programs that use USB you have experience
with? Might like to give them a try. Thanks

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 Can anyone tell me how a sound card works with this program?  My rig does
 not have a connection for a RS232.  I am surprised that USB ports are not
 used.  Serial ports are the old way to hook external devices to computers.
 Any news on this subject?

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 DX4WIN only supports Com 1 to Com 8.  If you install an 8 port serial card
 in your computer, then you have Com 1 to Com 10, but DX4WIN will not allow
 you access to ports 9 and 10.  The same applies if you have more ports.



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 Huh? I use COM5 for my radio and COM6 for my TNC on DX4WIN 5.03. (Of
course,
 I only have five COM ports installed on the machine.)

 -- Darrell.


 Ron Bracklow wrote:
 
  I'll second that motion!! With all the devices being in use today,
Dx4Win
  really limits you with only Comports 1  2.
 
  Ron, N6PWW
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   Hopefully, the new release will support more Com ports ie 1-10 or more
 vs
   1-8.  73s
  
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   I hope the printing problem gets fixed as well.
  
   Jeff WU4O
  
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[Dx4win] QRZ V19, DX4W503 and Windows XP

2002-05-21 Thread Gary Simmons
I am using version 5.03 with Windows XP with no problems

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I just received the new CDROM.  Can't get it to work.  Using new DLL.  Has
anyone used it yet in my configuration?

John, K2CIB


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[Dx4win] QRZ V19, DX4W503 and Windows XP

2002-05-21 Thread Steve B
Also running version version 5.03 with Windows XP Professional and have been
doing since the beta version with no problems whatsoever.

PSK31 runs a treat also !!!

If I could only get Writelog to recognise the com ports I would be an
extremely happy man  ;-)

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[Dx4win] USB devices (was DX4Win new release?)

2002-05-21 Thread Ron Sparks AG5RS
I have done some device development and will be glad to offer my two cents
on why COM ports still continue to be used even though USB is
newer-better.

First, USB is made simple for the user by being complex hardware.  A fully
compatible COM port driven device requires only a couple of easy to get
parts and can be made for under $5.00.  You can do it even cheaper if you
don't want to actually meet the RS-232 spec.  On the other hand the simplest
approach to USB (that I know of) is an ASIC board that costs about $40 in
prototype quantities.  It is essentially a full PIC microcomputer dedicated
to the USB task.

Next is the software.  Handling I/O through the COM port is easy in MS
Windows and Linux (and KDE).  Lots of free or cheap drivers are available to
just drop into your application.  The last time I tried to do a USB driver,
the entry fee was several hundred dollars or LOTS of time writing the thing.

As to computerless communications, you can implement COM to COM
communications with some very simple PIC hardware.  Trying to build a USB
host with its associated software is a huge job.

Finally, USB to COM port expansion boxes are reasonably priced so adding
more ports is now a plug and play exercise.

If software will recognize lots of COM options, I will be happy with it.
Since the ham market is pretty small (albeit devoted), I think this would be
a good balance of capability with cost and effort.

Just my opinion,

73
Ron, AG5RS