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Re: [Flexradio] fldigi error

2011-01-12 Thread Gary Warner

I went home and rebooted my computer.   Then I tried to open SDR, and it 
would not open.  I tried and tried to open it, and it simply would not 
do so.  I then ran the SDR setup again and did a repair of the SDR 
installation.  Once that was done, everything worked fine- both SDR and 
fldigi.   No more conflicts or messages.


By the way, I do not think that I can use a different pair of COM ports 
for HDR's logbook than I do with fldigi, or I would have to keep 
changing the COM port in SDR, wouldn't I?


Anyway it works fine again, so I guess the old adage is true about 
Windows- reboot and everything is fine again until it is necessary to 
reboot again.


Gary
WG1I

On 1/12/2011 5:52 PM, Tim Ellison wrote:

You may just want to use a unique port pair for Fldigi


-Tim


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From: flexradio-boun...@flex-radio.biz 
[mailto:flexradio-boun...@flex-radio.biz] On Behalf Of Gary Warner
Sent: Wednesday, January 12, 2011 7:29 PM
To: Neal Campbell
Cc: FlexRadio@flex-radio.biz
Subject: Re: [Flexradio] fldigi error

Neal,

I am going to double check tonight by re-booting the computer and then
just starting SDR and fldigi to see if the error goes away.   If it
does, then there is some residual service left running when HRD is closed.  HRD 
does in fact use that port when it is running, but it is not on at the same 
time as fldigi.

Gary

On 1/12/2011 4:16 PM, Neal Campbell wrote:

Hi Gary

fldigi did not find the cat comm pair you are using. Double-check that
it is indeed defined as well as being used by PSDR. Could there be
another program running that owns Com6-16?

73
Neal Campbell
Abroham Neal Software
www.abrohamnealsoftware.com
(540) 645 5394






On Wed, Jan 12, 2011 at 3:56 PM, Gary Warnermailto:garyw...@gmail.com>>  wrote:


 I am suddenly getting an error when I start fldigi, although
 fldigi seems to still work after the message noted below (although
 I could only find CW this morning).

 Here is a re-write of the event log, since the image of the log
 was rejected by the moderator

 "I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM2
 I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM3
 I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM4
 I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM5
 I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM7
 I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM8
 I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM9
 I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM10
 I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM12
 I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM14
 I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM15
 I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM17
 I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM18
 I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM19
 I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM20
 E:  OpenPORT: Invalid handle
 E:  rigCAT_init: Cannot open serial port COM16
 I:  open_talker: Talker Server not available
 I:  speak: Talker server not available"

 I have only one physical COM port in the machine (COM1), and I
 created the ports in pairs 2 and 12, 3 and 13, ...6 and 16... etc

 I am also using COM16 for Ham Radio Deluxe solely for the Log
 (only when fldigi is not running), and I looked at the processes
 that were active in Windows Task Manager, and did not see HRD
 running, so I do not think that is causing the conflict.

 I am running SDR 2.0.16 on a Windows 7- 64 bit machine, with
 Fldigi 3.20.34

 What is wrong?

 Gary
 WG1I




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Re: [Flexradio] Which Firewire Vendor

2011-01-12 Thread David Walker


Thanks Tim,

Yes I saw the isoch 8 versus isoch 4 but didn't know what it meant so 
that's why the post for advice.


All boxes were ticked when i performed the scan.

I notice with the VIA onboard FW card I do not notice any latency on CW 
transmit.  The latency checker maxes out at 22u sec and it barely blips 
the bar graph.


Many thanks yet again.

73,


Dave.


On 13/01/2011 2:45 PM, Tim Ellison wrote:

Oh yeah.  One other thing.  Make sure you checked all three boxes when you did 
the scan to ensure to get the latest compatibility list downloaded from the 
Internet.


-Tim


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Sent: Wednesday, January 12, 2011 11:43 PM
To: David Walker; flexradio@flex-radio.biz
Subject: Re: [Flexradio] Which Firewire Vendor

Try the Lucent card first.  It has a greater number of max isochronous RX 
contexts.  If it doesn't perform well, use the VIA


-Tim


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[mailto:flexradio-boun...@flex-radio.biz] On Behalf Of David Walker
Sent: Wednesday, January 12, 2011 11:41 PM
To: flexradio@flex-radio.biz
Subject: [Flexradio] Which Firewire Vendor

   Hi folks,

Here is a cut n paste from the System Scan from the Flexradio Driver.
The lucent FW card has been removed but still shows up.  My question is which 
would be the better FW card to use?  Or would it make no difference.

Cheers,

Dave.



1:
Vendor : (1106) VIA Technologies
Chipset: (3403) VT6315/VT6330
Revision: 00
Status :  Active
Details:
  Subsysten VendorId: 1043
  Subsystem DeviceId: 8384
  Max # isoch Rx contexts: 4
  Max # isoch Tx contexts: 8
Support:  Compatible, no known issues.

2:
Vendor : (11C1) LSI (Agere, Lucent)
Chipset: (5903) FW533
Revision: 07
Status :  No longer present, or disabled.
Details:
  Subsysten VendorId: 5678
  Subsystem DeviceId: 1234
  Max # isoch Rx contexts: 8
  Max # isoch Tx contexts: 8
Support:  This controller has not been qualified yet.

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Re: [Flexradio] Which Firewire Vendor

2011-01-12 Thread Tim Ellison

Oh yeah.  One other thing.  Make sure you checked all three boxes when you did 
the scan to ensure to get the latest compatibility list downloaded from the 
Internet.


-Tim


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From: flexradio-boun...@flex-radio.biz 
[mailto:flexradio-boun...@flex-radio.biz] On Behalf Of Tim Ellison
Sent: Wednesday, January 12, 2011 11:43 PM
To: David Walker; flexradio@flex-radio.biz
Subject: Re: [Flexradio] Which Firewire Vendor

Try the Lucent card first.  It has a greater number of max isochronous RX 
contexts.  If it doesn't perform well, use the VIA


-Tim


-Original Message-
From: flexradio-boun...@flex-radio.biz 
[mailto:flexradio-boun...@flex-radio.biz] On Behalf Of David Walker
Sent: Wednesday, January 12, 2011 11:41 PM
To: flexradio@flex-radio.biz
Subject: [Flexradio] Which Firewire Vendor

  Hi folks,

Here is a cut n paste from the System Scan from the Flexradio Driver.  
The lucent FW card has been removed but still shows up.  My question is which 
would be the better FW card to use?  Or would it make no difference.

Cheers,

Dave.



1:
   Vendor : (1106) VIA Technologies
   Chipset: (3403) VT6315/VT6330
   Revision: 00
   Status :  Active
   Details:
 Subsysten VendorId: 1043
 Subsystem DeviceId: 8384
 Max # isoch Rx contexts: 4
 Max # isoch Tx contexts: 8
   Support:  Compatible, no known issues.

2:
   Vendor : (11C1) LSI (Agere, Lucent)
   Chipset: (5903) FW533
   Revision: 07
   Status :  No longer present, or disabled.
   Details:
 Subsysten VendorId: 5678
 Subsystem DeviceId: 1234
 Max # isoch Rx contexts: 8
 Max # isoch Tx contexts: 8
   Support:  This controller has not been qualified yet.

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Re: [Flexradio] Which Firewire Vendor

2011-01-12 Thread Tim Ellison

Try the Lucent card first.  It has a greater number of max isochronous RX 
contexts.  If it doesn't perform well, use the VIA


-Tim


-Original Message-
From: flexradio-boun...@flex-radio.biz 
[mailto:flexradio-boun...@flex-radio.biz] On Behalf Of David Walker
Sent: Wednesday, January 12, 2011 11:41 PM
To: flexradio@flex-radio.biz
Subject: [Flexradio] Which Firewire Vendor

  Hi folks,

Here is a cut n paste from the System Scan from the Flexradio Driver.  
The lucent FW card has been removed but still shows up.  My question is which 
would be the better FW card to use?  Or would it make no difference.

Cheers,

Dave.



1:
   Vendor : (1106) VIA Technologies
   Chipset: (3403) VT6315/VT6330
   Revision: 00
   Status :  Active
   Details:
 Subsysten VendorId: 1043
 Subsystem DeviceId: 8384
 Max # isoch Rx contexts: 4
 Max # isoch Tx contexts: 8
   Support:  Compatible, no known issues.

2:
   Vendor : (11C1) LSI (Agere, Lucent)
   Chipset: (5903) FW533
   Revision: 07
   Status :  No longer present, or disabled.
   Details:
 Subsysten VendorId: 5678
 Subsystem DeviceId: 1234
 Max # isoch Rx contexts: 8
 Max # isoch Tx contexts: 8
   Support:  This controller has not been qualified yet.

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[Flexradio] Which Firewire Vendor

2011-01-12 Thread David Walker


 Hi folks,

Here is a cut n paste from the System Scan from the Flexradio Driver.  
The lucent FW card has been removed but still shows up.  My question is 
which would be the better FW card to use?  Or would it make no difference.


Cheers,

Dave.



1:
  Vendor : (1106) VIA Technologies
  Chipset: (3403) VT6315/VT6330
  Revision: 00
  Status :  Active
  Details:
Subsysten VendorId: 1043
Subsystem DeviceId: 8384
Max # isoch Rx contexts: 4
Max # isoch Tx contexts: 8
  Support:  Compatible, no known issues.

2:
  Vendor : (11C1) LSI (Agere, Lucent)
  Chipset: (5903) FW533
  Revision: 07
  Status :  No longer present, or disabled.
  Details:
Subsysten VendorId: 5678
Subsystem DeviceId: 1234
Max # isoch Rx contexts: 8
Max # isoch Tx contexts: 8
  Support:  This controller has not been qualified yet.

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[Flexradio] NOD32 and System Protection

2011-01-12 Thread Mike - KM0T

Hi all, 

I know Neal uses NOD32 as a product on his website for the "Flex Optimized" 
computers he sells, so I was thinking of putting that on a new laptop I 
recently got.  But, does anyone have any comment on their version of anti-spam 
/ anti-malware software they also sell as a package?  (EST Smart Securty 4)  

And, how well does it react with PowerSDR?

Comments appreciated.  Got a new F-Series Sony Vaio and getting it all set up 
and readied for hook the radios to it soon.

73 and Thanks!

Mike - KM0T
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Re: [Flexradio] fldigi error

2011-01-12 Thread Tim Ellison

You may just want to use a unique port pair for Fldigi 


-Tim


-Original Message-
From: flexradio-boun...@flex-radio.biz 
[mailto:flexradio-boun...@flex-radio.biz] On Behalf Of Gary Warner
Sent: Wednesday, January 12, 2011 7:29 PM
To: Neal Campbell
Cc: FlexRadio@flex-radio.biz
Subject: Re: [Flexradio] fldigi error

Neal,

I am going to double check tonight by re-booting the computer and then 
just starting SDR and fldigi to see if the error goes away.   If it 
does, then there is some residual service left running when HRD is closed.  HRD 
does in fact use that port when it is running, but it is not on at the same 
time as fldigi.

Gary

On 1/12/2011 4:16 PM, Neal Campbell wrote:
> Hi Gary
>
> fldigi did not find the cat comm pair you are using. Double-check that 
> it is indeed defined as well as being used by PSDR. Could there be 
> another program running that owns Com6-16?
>
> 73
> Neal Campbell
> Abroham Neal Software
> www.abrohamnealsoftware.com 
> (540) 645 5394
>
>
>
>
>
>
> On Wed, Jan 12, 2011 at 3:56 PM, Gary Warner  > wrote:
>
>
> I am suddenly getting an error when I start fldigi, although
> fldigi seems to still work after the message noted below (although
> I could only find CW this morning).
>
> Here is a re-write of the event log, since the image of the log
> was rejected by the moderator
>
> "I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM2
> I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM3
> I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM4
> I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM5
> I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM7
> I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM8
> I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM9
> I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM10
> I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM12
> I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM14
> I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM15
> I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM17
> I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM18
> I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM19
> I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM20
> E:  OpenPORT: Invalid handle
> E:  rigCAT_init: Cannot open serial port COM16
> I:  open_talker: Talker Server not available
> I:  speak: Talker server not available"
>
> I have only one physical COM port in the machine (COM1), and I
> created the ports in pairs 2 and 12, 3 and 13, ...6 and 16... etc
>
> I am also using COM16 for Ham Radio Deluxe solely for the Log
> (only when fldigi is not running), and I looked at the processes
> that were active in Windows Task Manager, and did not see HRD
> running, so I do not think that is causing the conflict.
>
> I am running SDR 2.0.16 on a Windows 7- 64 bit machine, with
> Fldigi 3.20.34
>
> What is wrong?
>
> Gary
> WG1I
>
>
>
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Re: [Flexradio] fldigi error

2011-01-12 Thread Gary Warner


Neal,

I am going to double check tonight by re-booting the computer and then 
just starting SDR and fldigi to see if the error goes away.   If it 
does, then there is some residual service left running when HRD is 
closed.  HRD does in fact use that port when it is running, but it is 
not on at the same time as fldigi.


Gary

On 1/12/2011 4:16 PM, Neal Campbell wrote:

Hi Gary

fldigi did not find the cat comm pair you are using. Double-check that 
it is indeed defined as well as being used by PSDR. Could there be 
another program running that owns Com6-16?


73
Neal Campbell
Abroham Neal Software
www.abrohamnealsoftware.com 
(540) 645 5394






On Wed, Jan 12, 2011 at 3:56 PM, Gary Warner > wrote:



I am suddenly getting an error when I start fldigi, although
fldigi seems to still work after the message noted below (although
I could only find CW this morning).

Here is a re-write of the event log, since the image of the log
was rejected by the moderator

"I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM2
I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM3
I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM4
I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM5
I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM7
I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM8
I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM9
I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM10
I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM12
I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM14
I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM15
I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM17
I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM18
I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM19
I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM20
E:  OpenPORT: Invalid handle
E:  rigCAT_init: Cannot open serial port COM16
I:  open_talker: Talker Server not available
I:  speak: Talker server not available"

I have only one physical COM port in the machine (COM1), and I
created the ports in pairs 2 and 12, 3 and 13, ...6 and 16... etc

I am also using COM16 for Ham Radio Deluxe solely for the Log
(only when fldigi is not running), and I looked at the processes
that were active in Windows Task Manager, and did not see HRD
running, so I do not think that is causing the conflict.

I am running SDR 2.0.16 on a Windows 7- 64 bit machine, with
Fldigi 3.20.34

What is wrong?

Gary
WG1I




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Re: [Flexradio] fldigi error

2011-01-12 Thread Neal Campbell

Hi Gary

fldigi did not find the cat comm pair you are using. Double-check that it is
indeed defined as well as being used by PSDR. Could there be another program
running that owns Com6-16?

73
Neal Campbell
Abroham Neal Software
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(540) 645 5394






On Wed, Jan 12, 2011 at 3:56 PM, Gary Warner  wrote:

>
> I am suddenly getting an error when I start fldigi, although fldigi seems
> to still work after the message noted below (although I could only find CW
> this morning).
>
> Here is a re-write of the event log, since the image of the log was
> rejected by the moderator
>
> "I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM2
> I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM3
> I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM4
> I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM5
> I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM7
> I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM8
> I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM9
> I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM10
> I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM12
> I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM14
> I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM15
> I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM17
> I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM18
> I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM19
> I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM20
> E:  OpenPORT: Invalid handle
> E:  rigCAT_init: Cannot open serial port COM16
> I:  open_talker: Talker Server not available
> I:  speak: Talker server not available"
>
> I have only one physical COM port in the machine (COM1), and I created the
> ports in pairs 2 and 12, 3 and 13, ...6 and 16... etc
>
> I am also using COM16 for Ham Radio Deluxe solely for the Log (only when
> fldigi is not running), and I looked at the processes that were active in
> Windows Task Manager, and did not see HRD running, so I do not think that is
> causing the conflict.
>
> I am running SDR 2.0.16 on a Windows 7- 64 bit machine, with Fldigi 3.20.34
>
> What is wrong?
>
> Gary
> WG1I
>
>
>
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Re: [Flexradio] fldigi error

2011-01-12 Thread Brian Lloyd

On Wed, Jan 12, 2011 at 12:56 PM, Gary Warner  wrote:

>
> I am suddenly getting an error when I start fldigi, although fldigi seems
> to still work after the message noted below (although I could only find CW
> this morning).
>
> Here is a re-write of the event log, since the image of the log was
> rejected by the moderator
>
> "I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM2
> I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM3
> I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM4
> I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM5
> I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM7
> I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM8
> I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM9
> I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM10
> I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM12
> I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM14
> I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM15
> I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM17
> I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM18
> I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM19
> I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM20
> E:  OpenPORT: Invalid handle
> E:  rigCAT_init: Cannot open serial port COM16
> I:  open_talker: Talker Server not available
> I:  speak: Talker server not available"
>
> I have only one physical COM port in the machine (COM1), and I created the
> ports in pairs 2 and 12, 3 and 13, ...6 and 16... etc
>
> I am also using COM16 for Ham Radio Deluxe solely for the Log (only when
> fldigi is not running), and I looked at the processes that were active in
> Windows Task Manager, and did not see HRD running, so I do not think that is
> causing the conflict.
>
> I am running SDR 2.0.16 on a Windows 7- 64 bit machine, with Fldigi 3.20.34
>
> What is wrong?
>

These look like standard logging messages from fldigi but not sure. I don't
usually leave the software status logging turned on. You really need to go
ask on the fldigi mailing list. It is linux...@yahoogroups.com. Most of the
guys there run linux but fldigi is supported on windows and MacOS too.

-- 
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Cameron Park, CA 95682
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Re: [Flexradio] fldigi error

2011-01-12 Thread Gary Warner


Tim,

I am not home with that computer, but it is the version that Steve Nance 
sent me on 1/2/2011-the file properties of the setup file say that it 
was modified in 10/30/2009 .   The pdf file that is included in the zip 
file says VSP Manager by K5FR- Version 1.0.1.006.


Gary

On 1/12/2011 1:05 PM, Tim Ellison wrote:

What software and version are you using for the virtual com port pairs.

-Tim


-Original Message-
From:flexradio-boun...@flex-radio.biz  
[mailto:flexradio-boun...@flex-radio.biz] On Behalf Of Gary Warner
Sent: Wednesday, January 12, 2011 3:57 PM
To:FlexRadio@flex-radio.biz
Subject: [Flexradio] fldigi error


I am suddenly getting an error when I start fldigi, although fldigi seems to 
still work after the message noted below (although I could only find CW this 
morning).

Here is a re-write of the event log, since the image of the log was rejected by 
the moderator

"I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM2
I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM3
I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM4
I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM5
I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM7
I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM8
I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM9
I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM10
I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM12
I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM14
I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM15
I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM17
I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM18
I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM19
I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM20
E:  OpenPORT: Invalid handle
E:  rigCAT_init: Cannot open serial port COM16
I:  open_talker: Talker Server not available
I:  speak: Talker server not available"

I have only one physical COM port in the machine (COM1), and I created the 
ports in pairs 2 and 12, 3 and 13, ...6 and 16... etc

I am also using COM16 for Ham Radio Deluxe solely for the Log (only when fldigi 
is not running), and I looked at the processes that were active in Windows Task 
Manager, and did not see HRD running, so I do not think that is causing the 
conflict.

I am running SDR 2.0.16 on a Windows 7- 64 bit machine, with Fldigi 3.20.34

What is wrong?

Gary
WG1I




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Re: [Flexradio] fldigi error

2011-01-12 Thread Tim Ellison

What software and version are you using for the virtual com port pairs.

-Tim


-Original Message-
From: flexradio-boun...@flex-radio.biz 
[mailto:flexradio-boun...@flex-radio.biz] On Behalf Of Gary Warner
Sent: Wednesday, January 12, 2011 3:57 PM
To: FlexRadio@flex-radio.biz
Subject: [Flexradio] fldigi error


I am suddenly getting an error when I start fldigi, although fldigi seems to 
still work after the message noted below (although I could only find CW this 
morning).

Here is a re-write of the event log, since the image of the log was rejected by 
the moderator

"I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM2
I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM3
I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM4
I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM5
I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM7
I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM8
I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM9
I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM10
I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM12
I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM14
I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM15
I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM17
I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM18
I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM19
I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM20
E:  OpenPORT: Invalid handle
E:  rigCAT_init: Cannot open serial port COM16
I:  open_talker: Talker Server not available
I:  speak: Talker server not available"

I have only one physical COM port in the machine (COM1), and I created the 
ports in pairs 2 and 12, 3 and 13, ...6 and 16... etc

I am also using COM16 for Ham Radio Deluxe solely for the Log (only when fldigi 
is not running), and I looked at the processes that were active in Windows Task 
Manager, and did not see HRD running, so I do not think that is causing the 
conflict.

I am running SDR 2.0.16 on a Windows 7- 64 bit machine, with Fldigi 3.20.34

What is wrong?

Gary
WG1I




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[Flexradio] fldigi error

2011-01-12 Thread Gary Warner



I am suddenly getting an error when I start fldigi, although fldigi 
seems to still work after the message noted below (although I could only 
find CW this morning).


Here is a re-write of the event log, since the image of the log was 
rejected by the moderator


"I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM2
I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM3
I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM4
I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM5
I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM7
I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM8
I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM9
I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM10
I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM12
I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM14
I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM15
I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM17
I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM18
I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM19
I:  testCommPorts: Found Serial port COM20
E:  OpenPORT: Invalid handle
E:  rigCAT_init: Cannot open serial port COM16
I:  open_talker: Talker Server not available
I:  speak: Talker server not available"

I have only one physical COM port in the machine (COM1), and I created 
the ports in pairs 2 and 12, 3 and 13, ...6 and 16... etc


I am also using COM16 for Ham Radio Deluxe solely for the Log (only when 
fldigi is not running), and I looked at the processes that were active 
in Windows Task Manager, and did not see HRD running, so I do not think 
that is causing the conflict.


I am running SDR 2.0.16 on a Windows 7- 64 bit machine, with Fldigi 3.20.34

What is wrong?

Gary
WG1I




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Re: [Flexradio] SDR-1000 X2 External Control connector question

2011-01-12 Thread Ray - K9DUR

Doug,

As you noted, the X2 outputs are open-collector.  Logic "High" turns the
transistor on, which will result in a collector-to-ground voltage of a few
tenths of a volt.  Logic "Low" turns the transistor off, resulting in the
collector voltage rising to whatever the pull-up voltage is in the device
being driven.

When dealing with open-collector circuits, it may be less confusing to think
in terms of current levels instead of voltage levels -- Low = no current
flow, High = Max current flow.

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Re: [Flexradio] SDR-1000 X2 External Control connector question

2011-01-12 Thread Jerry Flanders

I think they are talking about TTL logic levels - read up on TTL 
transition levels on google. IIRC, HIGH is maybe 3-4V.


Jerry W4UK

At 02:38 PM 1/12/2011, Doug Allen wrote:

There are seven open collector control pins that can be configured with the
External Control Tab to go "logic high" on either transmit or receive
depending onhow youm configure them.  I am seeing  + 0.6V when"high." Is
that correct?

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[Flexradio] SDR-1000 X2 External Control connector question

2011-01-12 Thread Doug Allen

There are seven open collector control pins that can be configured with the
External Control Tab to go "logic high" on either transmit or receive
depending onhow youm configure them.  I am seeing  + 0.6V when"high." Is
that correct?

Doug K4LY
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