Re: [Flexradio] PC case with 7" touch screen - any recommendations.

[Neal Campbell]

Here is the touchscreen that Beppe is selling (I believe). Its USB driven.

It has a fold-up "stand" thats quite nice.

73
Neal

On Tue, Jul 12, 2011 at 8:15 PM, David Walker  wrote:

> Hi flexers,
>
> Can anyone suggest a PC Case with a 7" touch screen that can be used for
> the woodbox software?
>
> I see the Silverstone CW03 (expensive) but nice and the LUXA2 LM200
> which is more of a multimedia box.
>
> I cannot seem to get info at the moment about whether video is send via
> USB or whether they are present with their own firmwares.
>
> Any advise would be appreciated.
>
> Regards
> Dave
>
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[Flexradio] PC case with 7" touch screen - any recommendations.

[David Walker]

Hi flexers,

Can anyone suggest a PC Case with a 7" touch screen that can be used for
the woodbox software?

I see the Silverstone CW03 (expensive) but nice and the LUXA2 LM200
which is more of a multimedia box.

I cannot seem to get info at the moment about whether video is send via
USB or whether they are present with their own firmwares.

Any advise would be appreciated.

Regards
Dave


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Re: [Flexradio] RTTY with N1MM Question

[Mack McCormick]

Ron,

Thank you very much! Everything working great! Hope to work you this
weekend.

Vy 73,

Mack
W4AX

On Tue, Jul 12, 2011 at 6:18 PM, Ron Kolarik  wrote:

> Go to the Flex radio wiki
> http://flexradiowiki.com/**frsradoiowiki/index.php?title=**Main_Page
> and follow the setup instructions there.Al did a great job on the
> writeup.
>
> DO NOT check any offset boxes except the click tune, N1MM
> will apply the proper offset to the log once you get it set up.
>
> Ron
> K0IDT
>
>
> - Original Message - From: "Mack McCormick" 
> To: 
> Sent: Tuesday, July 12, 2011 4:21 PM
> Subject: [Flexradio] RTTY with N1MM Question
>
>
>  I plan to operate in the NAQP RTTY contest this weekend with the Flex
>> 5000A
>> and N1MM MMTTY engine. I would like to understand the offset setting that
>> folks are using successfully with this combination.
>>
>> What are your PowerSDR settings:
>>
>> *General | Options Click Tune / Filter Offsets*
>>
>> *CAT Control | RTTY Offset*
>> *
>> *
>> What are your N1MM settings:
>>
>> *Configurer | Digital Modes*
>> *
>> *
>> *Configurer | Mode Control | RTTY*
>> *
>> *
>> *Digital Interface RTTY Engine 1*
>> *
>> *
>> Thank you!
>>
>> --
>> 73,
>>
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[Flexradio] CW Transmit Distortion - N1MM

[Hunter Mills]

Has anyone experienced this same 
problem?


My CW transmit signal generated by N1MM is distorted (sounds choppy like 
early beta versions of PowerSDR 2.X). However, my CW signal sounds fine when 
using my external paddle keyer.  I have been very happy with the cw performance 
of the official release of PSDR V2 but I can't seem to duplicate that 
performance in conjunction with N1MM.

 
N1MM was working well with previous versions of PSDR (ie V1.18).

I am using a K3NC Quad Core, Windows XP, and the latest version of N1MM and 
PSDR 2.0.22
 
The only programs active during the 
contest are N1MM, PSDR, and my internet connection for DX spots.  CPU usage 
monitor on PSDR indicates a max usage of 30% - I ran a latency check and it was 
minimal.
 
I ckd the Knowledge Base and my N1MM/PSDR settings appear to coincide with 
those suggested.
 
Just not sure why the CW transmit via 
N1MM is degraded. 
 
Any suggestions would be most appreciated - Hunter K3IE
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Re: [Flexradio] AF control and VAC

[Keith Goobie]

MIKE

AF and VAC are audio components that can be further described by the
following characteristics (and hopefully answering your comments along the
way).

1.  External speaker audio volume is controlled by the AF slider in the mid
to lower left part of the PowerSDR window.

2.  You can influence #1 by the windows volume controls as well.

3.  In general, VAC audio is not controlled by the tradition means that you
normally think of controlling Windows audio.

4.  VAC audio control by SDR is best done by the VAC control panel in
PowerSDR.  If you are connecting PowerSDR to HRD/DM780 by VAC, adjusting the
tx or rx sliders, will not impact / change the External speaker audio.  You
can however hook the VAC audio to a speaker, but it is not normally done.

I have generalized in the response, but it is not so clear what you are
trying to do.

Keith


On 7/12/11 5:36 PM, "mh_...@yahoo.co.uk"  wrote:

> I am having problems setting up VAC on my Win7 PC. After following the wiki
> guide I can get Audio out from my PC Speakers with the VAC button on. The
> setup for windows and SDR is all 48k sampling and virtual audio cables 1 and 2
> are used. I can control the audio level from the windows level control but not
> from SDR's AF slider. Is there a way to setup the AF slider to control the
> audio level?  
> 
> Mike
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Re: [Flexradio] JT65 on FLEX-1500

[Tony Estep]

On Tue, Jul 12, 2011 at 5:43 PM, Alfred Green  wrote:

> ...You don't NEED to go with the virtual connections; you can use the
> legacy audio I/O...

=
Yeah, I guess you could. Never thought of it before! Thanks for pointing
this out, Alf.

But assuming you always have headphones & mic plugged in, you'd have to
unplug/replug or figure out a switch or whatever. Once the virtual stuff is
set up and working, it's definitely the way to go.

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Re: [Flexradio] JT65 on FLEX-1500

[Alfred Green]

On 7/12/2011 3:07 PM, Tony Estep wrote:

Everything has to be done with virtual cables,
both for audio and for CAT.



Just a bit of a nit-pick, as this is an issue raised by the anti-Flex crowd.

You don't NEED to go with the virtual connections; you can use the 
legacy audio I/O cables, Signallink or whatever you use with a 
[standard/normal/legacy] radio. So long as you you take the usual 
precautions for RF ingress and connector integrity you are good to go.


But why do so? Keep everything in the digital domain. VAC/VSP just 
works. The other radios do not provide that option.


73  Alf  NU8I
Scottsdale  AZ  DM43an


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Re: [Flexradio] RTTY with N1MM Question

[Ron Kolarik]

Go to the Flex radio wiki
http://flexradiowiki.com/frsradoiowiki/index.php?title=Main_Page
and follow the setup instructions there.Al did a great job on the 
writeup.


DO NOT check any offset boxes except the click tune, N1MM
will apply the proper offset to the log once you get it set up.

Ron
K0IDT


- Original Message - 
From: "Mack McCormick" 

To: 
Sent: Tuesday, July 12, 2011 4:21 PM
Subject: [Flexradio] RTTY with N1MM Question



I plan to operate in the NAQP RTTY contest this weekend with the Flex 5000A
and N1MM MMTTY engine. I would like to understand the offset setting that
folks are using successfully with this combination.

What are your PowerSDR settings:

*General | Options Click Tune / Filter Offsets*

*CAT Control | RTTY Offset*
*
*
What are your N1MM settings:

*Configurer | Digital Modes*
*
*
*Configurer | Mode Control | RTTY*
*
*
*Digital Interface RTTY Engine 1*
*
*
Thank you!

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73,

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[Flexradio] FLEX-1500 & JT65 Help

[Carter Craigie]

Thanks Brian and Tony!!

I am so glad to see that this will be a  possibility.

I can't get started doing this until next Monday, as we have to make a trip 
away, but you can bet I will make this a priority!

73,
Carter N3AO
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Re: [Flexradio] JT65 on FLEX-1500

[Tony Estep]

On Tue, Jul 12, 2011 at 4:44 PM, Carter Craigie wrote:

> What do I need to do to do JT65...


Carter, the transmit audio is generated by the JT65HF program.  I assume you
have it, since you say you're doing JT65 with your Yaesu.

Bring up JT65 and select Setup. For the sound input and output, use the VAC
lines you have set up for other digital programs. Forget the Signalink, it
has nothing to do with this. Everything has to be done with virtual cables,
both for audio and for CAT.

Then set up PTT. Create a pair of virtual ports, one for PSDR and one for
JT65. You can verify that it works by clicking the "Test PTT" button.

If you don't have VAC and vspMgr up and going, you can find out how to do it
from the Flex knowledge base, for example, at page:

http://kc.flexradio.com/KnowledgebaseArticle50230.aspx?Keywords=mixw
and
http://kc.flexradio.com/KnowledgebaseArticle50458.aspx?Keywords=virtual+serial

73,
Tony KT0NY
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Re: [Flexradio] JT65 on FLEX-1500

[Brian Lloyd]

On Tue, Jul 12, 2011 at 2:44 PM, Carter Craigie wrote:

> What do I need to do to do JT65 on my FLEX-1500?
> Anyone else doing this?
> I can do it on my Yaesu FT-2000D using a SignaLink USB, but don't know if
> it's possible on the FLEX.
>

Absolutely it is possible.


> I don't see JT65 listed as a possible mode on FLdigi, the program I use for
> PSK31 and RTTY.
>

That is because fldigi doesn't support JT65. For JT65 you need another
program such as JT65-HF. See:

http://sourceforge.net/projects/jt65-hf/files/

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[Flexradio] JT65 on FLEX-1500

[Carter Craigie]

What do I need to do to do JT65 on my FLEX-1500?
Anyone else doing this?
I can do it on my Yaesu FT-2000D using a SignaLink USB, but don't know if it's 
possible on the FLEX.
I don't see JT65 listed as a possible mode on FLdigi, the program I use for 
PSK31 and RTTY.
Thanks for any help you folks can provide,
73,
Carter N3AO
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[Flexradio] AF control and VAC

[mh_dvx]

I am having problems setting up VAC on my Win7 PC. After following the wiki 
guide I can get Audio out from my PC Speakers with the VAC button on. The setup 
for windows and SDR is all 48k sampling and virtual audio cables 1 and 2 are 
used. I can control the audio level from the windows level control but not from 
SDR's AF slider. Is there a way to setup the AF slider to control the audio 
level?  

Mike

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[Flexradio] RTTY with N1MM Question

[Mack McCormick]

I plan to operate in the NAQP RTTY contest this weekend with the Flex 5000A
and N1MM MMTTY engine. I would like to understand the offset setting that
folks are using successfully with this combination.

What are your PowerSDR settings:

*General | Options Click Tune / Filter Offsets*

*CAT Control | RTTY Offset*
*
*
What are your N1MM settings:

*Configurer | Digital Modes*
*
*
*Configurer | Mode Control | RTTY*
*
*
*Digital Interface RTTY Engine 1*
*
*
Thank you!

-- 
73,

Mack de W4AX
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Re: [Flexradio] FlexRadio Digest, Vol 75, Issue 12

[Al K0VM]

Mike,
  I have seen a similar symptom with the SDR-1000, which has no 
firewire...  It may be doubtful if it is the same cause.


I can recover transmit function by one of several methods. Toggling VAC 
on>off>on. Toggling to a different mode ssb>cw>ssb or changing to a 
different TX DSP buffer size..


In my case, if I revert to PSDR to 1.18.6, the problem disappears..

I have not had a like problem on my Flex5K PSDR 2.x.x

AL, K0VM

On 7/12/2011 12:00 PM, flexradio-requ...@flex-radio.biz wrote:

Date: Tue, 12 Jul 2011 07:32:11 -0400
From: Michael Walker
To:flexradio@flex-radio.biz
Subject: [Flexradio] Power Out failure - 3000 W7 64 bit
Message-ID:

Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1

I seem to have this intermittent problem and I have been working directly
with Tim and Gerald on this as well as other areas within the Flex team.

There are 2 scenarios and this is on a Windows 7, 64 Bit both with and
without an Intel Firewire card and both either in legacy mode and not in
legacy mode.

After a clean reboot, you turn on the radio, wait until Windows finds the
firewire ports and then start PSDR.  All looks good, but you have no power
out.

To recover, you:

Shutdown PSDR
Power off the radio
Wait
Power on the radio
Wait
Start PSDR

All is good and now you have power

The other scenario is that all is good.  Then for no apparent reason, you
loose power again (with no warning).

It would be nice if PSDR would tell you when it has no RF out as the RF
output meter on the Radio also shows 0 watts out.  (Gerald, maybe we can add
that with a warning popup--last night I was running 6M and couldn't figure
out why no one was call me back).

The recovery is the same as above.  Last night, I worked 2 more contacts
when I lost power again.  I did the same recovery and then it worked fine
for a few more hours.

This is with the latest non-beta release.

My ask to the community is have you seen this before and if so, how did you
fix it.  Remember, I have tried every combination of Firewire card, etc.,
(see above).

Many thanks all, Mike VA3MW




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Re: [Flexradio] [FlexEdge] David Clark H10-76 and and F5K

[Brian Lloyd]

On Tue, Jul 12, 2011 at 4:12 AM, Michael Walker wrote:

> Why not order a the right mic cartridge from DC?
>
> They do make them such that you don't have to use a Carbon element.
>

Yes, you can retrofit a different mic to a headset but I suspect that most
people who use an aviation headset with their ham gear are doing so because
they have the aviation headset for aviation use. This implies that the
headset is already working properly for its primary use and you don't really
want to change that.

The key in aviation that keeps one from mixing things up is that the type of
plug used is standardized. A standard GA microphone, whether hand-held or
boom mic, uses a .206" TRS plug. (This is the same plug Collins used on its
radios for mic input.) If the mic has this style of plug it is normal to
assume that the mic will be a carbon mic analog (amplified dynamic or
electret also). The earspeaker of a standard GA headset terminates in a
separate, standard 1/4" TS plug.

Conversely, military headsets use the U-174/U plug, a shortened 1/4" plug
with tip, two rings, and sleeve.  Both mic and earspeakers are terminated on
a single plug.

The difference in plug prevents someone from making a mistake and
inadvertently using the wrong type of mic/earspeaker.

My suggestion which will also eliminate problems is to build an appropriate
adaptor for the headset in question rather than modify the headset.

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Re: [Flexradio] Power Out failure - 3000 W7 64 bit

[Lee Mushel]

Michael, et Al.:

You know, when no one ever pays any attention to  you   (my lifetime 
experience) then you can pretty much say what you will without fear of 
hurting anyone with bad information!  So here goes


I've had my 3000 since shortly after they were available.   Being retired 
and on a fixed income I have few worries about "gamer-class" computers. 
Since day one, my fire wire card and cable have been the original (selected 
from the lists of Flex Radio) and the computer is a rebuilt eBay $140 
special which has never been connected to the internet and aside from the 
rare universal computer hic cups which require a reboot  I simply don't have 
any of the "problems" I read about so often on this reflector.


Oh, and I did want to mention that there are five PCs running in the shack. 
5000A, knob and button, etc. each has its own computer.   I don't try to 
push things.  That's the same philosophy I use with the XYL and then things 
usually go smoothly.  And I do realize that when Gerald gives me the new 
software I might have to get a new computer---maybe $160.


73

Lee   K9WRU
- Original Message - 
From: "Michael Walker" 

To: 
Sent: Tuesday, July 12, 2011 5:32 AM
Subject: [Flexradio] Power Out failure - 3000 W7 64 bit



I seem to have this intermittent problem and I have been working directly
with Tim and Gerald on this as well as other areas within the Flex team.




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[Flexradio] Power Out failure - 3000 W7 64 bit

[Michael Walker]

I seem to have this intermittent problem and I have been working directly
with Tim and Gerald on this as well as other areas within the Flex team.

There are 2 scenarios and this is on a Windows 7, 64 Bit both with and
without an Intel Firewire card and both either in legacy mode and not in
legacy mode.

After a clean reboot, you turn on the radio, wait until Windows finds the
firewire ports and then start PSDR.  All looks good, but you have no power
out.

To recover, you:

Shutdown PSDR
Power off the radio
Wait
Power on the radio
Wait
Start PSDR

All is good and now you have power

The other scenario is that all is good.  Then for no apparent reason, you
loose power again (with no warning).

It would be nice if PSDR would tell you when it has no RF out as the RF
output meter on the Radio also shows 0 watts out.  (Gerald, maybe we can add
that with a warning popup--last night I was running 6M and couldn't figure
out why no one was call me back).

The recovery is the same as above.  Last night, I worked 2 more contacts
when I lost power again.  I did the same recovery and then it worked fine
for a few more hours.

This is with the latest non-beta release.

My ask to the community is have you seen this before and if so, how did you
fix it.  Remember, I have tried every combination of Firewire card, etc.,
(see above).

Many thanks all, Mike VA3MW
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Re: [Flexradio] [FlexEdge] David Clark H10-76 and and F5K

[Michael Walker]

Why not order a the right mic cartridge from DC?

They do make them such that you don't have to use a Carbon element.

Mike VA3MW


On Mon, Jul 11, 2011 at 10:24 PM, Brian Lloyd wrote:

> On Mon, Jul 11, 2011 at 6:29 PM, William H. Fite 
> wrote:
>
> > You just don't get no respect, Lee...
> >
>
> Respect and attention is inversely proportional to the value of the
> information being presented. Anyone who doubts the veracity of this
> statement has never talked to a teenager.
>
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