Re: [Flexradio] WSJT in Flex

2012-12-12 Thread Brian 

That did the trick, thank you.
I'm running FSK441, but the solution was the same..

Brian
N5BA

On 12/13/2012 03:22 AM, Michael Walker wrote:

It works.

Look in your VAC panel and see what the name is for your outbound audio and
make it your inbound audio for JT65.

Then, look at the inbound audio for the VAC panel and make that your
outbound audio in JT65.

Next, make sure your CAT and PTT ports are less than 8 and you'll need to
use a Virtual Serial port for DTR PTT keying.

Looks like you need to make your input 4 and output 12 on JT65.

Mike va3mw




On Wed, Dec 12, 2012 at 10:13 PM, Ron Kolarik  wrote:


Brian try this:

In WSJT Setup/Options I have:
Audio In:  2
Audio Out: 1

Not sure why you were trying the other combos. If you're running
JT65 on hf then get JT65-HF, much easier to setup and run.

Ron
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- Original Message - From: "Brian" 
To: "Flex-radio Reflector" 
Sent: Wednesday, December 12, 2012 8:54 PM
Subject: [Flexradio] WSJT in Flex



  I know it's been done before by mortal man.  Even I've done it in the

past.
How do I convince Flex and WSJT to play together nicely?

Below is the screen from WSJT showing my ports.
On the FLEX Setup Audio/VAC 1 I have VAC 1 Enabled with
Driver:  Windown WDM-KS
Input:  Virtual Cable 1
Output: Virtual Cable 2

In WSJT Setup/Options I have:
Audio In:  3
Audio Out: 16

I've tried combinations and permutations of 3/4  3/16  12/4 12/16 4/3
4/12 etc.
None have cooperated.

I keep hoping Flex will hire some software guy that can get the audio to
interface with
digital software without having to add 3 or 4 extra programs in between.

73
Brian
N5BA


**
WSJT Version 9.02 r2226 , by K1JT
Revision date: 2010-10-25 13:46:52 -0400 (Mon, 25 Oct 2010)
Run date:   Thu Dec 13 02:42:53 2012 UTC

Audio InputOutput Device Name
Device  Channels  Channels
--**--**--
02 0   Microsoft Sound Mapper - Input
12 0   Microphone (USB Audio Device)
22 0   Microphone (High Definition Aud
32 0   Line 1 (Virtual Audio Cable)
42 0   Line 2 (Virtual Audio Cable)
52 0   Microphone (High Definition Aud
62 0   Line In (High Definition Audio
72 0   Line 4 (Virtual Audio Cable)
82 0   Line 3 (Virtual Audio Cable)
90 2   Microsoft Sound Mapper - Output
   100 2   Speakers (High Definition Audio
   110 2   Line 4 (Virtual Audio Cable)
   120 2   Line 1 (Virtual Audio Cable)
   130 2   Digital Audio (S/PDIF) (High De
   140 2   Line 3 (Virtual Audio Cable)
   150 2   Digital Audio (HDMI) (High Defi
   160 2   Line 2 (Virtual Audio Cable)

User requested devices:   Input =  3   Output = 16
Default devices:  Input =  0   Output =  9
Will open devices:Input =  3   Output = 16
Error opening input audio stream:
 Errortext: Device unavailable
 Number: -9985
Error  1 in JTaudio, you will only be able to work offline.


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Re: [Flexradio] WSJT in Flex

2012-12-12 Thread Michael Walker 
It works.

Look in your VAC panel and see what the name is for your outbound audio and
make it your inbound audio for JT65.

Then, look at the inbound audio for the VAC panel and make that your
outbound audio in JT65.

Next, make sure your CAT and PTT ports are less than 8 and you'll need to
use a Virtual Serial port for DTR PTT keying.

Looks like you need to make your input 4 and output 12 on JT65.

Mike va3mw




On Wed, Dec 12, 2012 at 10:13 PM, Ron Kolarik  wrote:

> Brian try this:
>
> In WSJT Setup/Options I have:
> Audio In:  2
> Audio Out: 1
>
> Not sure why you were trying the other combos. If you're running
> JT65 on hf then get JT65-HF, much easier to setup and run.
>
> Ron
> K0IDT
>
>
> - Original Message - From: "Brian" 
> To: "Flex-radio Reflector" 
> Sent: Wednesday, December 12, 2012 8:54 PM
> Subject: [Flexradio] WSJT in Flex
>
>
>
>  I know it's been done before by mortal man.  Even I've done it in the
>> past.
>> How do I convince Flex and WSJT to play together nicely?
>>
>> Below is the screen from WSJT showing my ports.
>> On the FLEX Setup Audio/VAC 1 I have VAC 1 Enabled with
>> Driver:  Windown WDM-KS
>> Input:  Virtual Cable 1
>> Output: Virtual Cable 2
>>
>> In WSJT Setup/Options I have:
>> Audio In:  3
>> Audio Out: 16
>>
>> I've tried combinations and permutations of 3/4  3/16  12/4 12/16 4/3
>> 4/12 etc.
>> None have cooperated.
>>
>> I keep hoping Flex will hire some software guy that can get the audio to
>> interface with
>> digital software without having to add 3 or 4 extra programs in between.
>>
>> 73
>> Brian
>> N5BA
>>
>>
>> **
>> WSJT Version 9.02 r2226 , by K1JT
>> Revision date: 2010-10-25 13:46:52 -0400 (Mon, 25 Oct 2010)
>> Run date:   Thu Dec 13 02:42:53 2012 UTC
>>
>> Audio InputOutput Device Name
>> Device  Channels  Channels
>> --**--**--
>>02 0   Microsoft Sound Mapper - Input
>>12 0   Microphone (USB Audio Device)
>>22 0   Microphone (High Definition Aud
>>32 0   Line 1 (Virtual Audio Cable)
>>42 0   Line 2 (Virtual Audio Cable)
>>52 0   Microphone (High Definition Aud
>>62 0   Line In (High Definition Audio
>>72 0   Line 4 (Virtual Audio Cable)
>>82 0   Line 3 (Virtual Audio Cable)
>>90 2   Microsoft Sound Mapper - Output
>>   100 2   Speakers (High Definition Audio
>>   110 2   Line 4 (Virtual Audio Cable)
>>   120 2   Line 1 (Virtual Audio Cable)
>>   130 2   Digital Audio (S/PDIF) (High De
>>   140 2   Line 3 (Virtual Audio Cable)
>>   150 2   Digital Audio (HDMI) (High Defi
>>   160 2   Line 2 (Virtual Audio Cable)
>>
>> User requested devices:   Input =  3   Output = 16
>> Default devices:  Input =  0   Output =  9
>> Will open devices:Input =  3   Output = 16
>> Error opening input audio stream:
>> Errortext: Device unavailable
>> Number: -9985
>> Error  1 in JTaudio, you will only be able to work offline.
>>
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Re: [Flexradio] WSJT in Flex

2012-12-12 Thread Ron Kolarik 

Brian try this:
In WSJT Setup/Options I have:
Audio In:  2
Audio Out: 1

Not sure why you were trying the other combos. If you're running
JT65 on hf then get JT65-HF, much easier to setup and run.

Ron
K0IDT


- Original Message - 
From: "Brian" 

To: "Flex-radio Reflector" 
Sent: Wednesday, December 12, 2012 8:54 PM
Subject: [Flexradio] WSJT in Flex



I know it's been done before by mortal man.  Even I've done it in the past.
How do I convince Flex and WSJT to play together nicely?

Below is the screen from WSJT showing my ports.
On the FLEX Setup Audio/VAC 1 I have VAC 1 Enabled with
Driver:  Windown WDM-KS
Input:  Virtual Cable 1
Output: Virtual Cable 2

In WSJT Setup/Options I have:
Audio In:  3
Audio Out: 16

I've tried combinations and permutations of 3/4  3/16  12/4 12/16 4/3 
4/12 etc.

None have cooperated.

I keep hoping Flex will hire some software guy that can get the audio to 
interface with

digital software without having to add 3 or 4 extra programs in between.

73
Brian
N5BA


**
WSJT Version 9.02 r2226 , by K1JT
Revision date: 2010-10-25 13:46:52 -0400 (Mon, 25 Oct 2010)
Run date:   Thu Dec 13 02:42:53 2012 UTC

Audio InputOutput Device Name
Device  Channels  Channels
--
   02 0   Microsoft Sound Mapper - Input
   12 0   Microphone (USB Audio Device)
   22 0   Microphone (High Definition Aud
   32 0   Line 1 (Virtual Audio Cable)
   42 0   Line 2 (Virtual Audio Cable)
   52 0   Microphone (High Definition Aud
   62 0   Line In (High Definition Audio
   72 0   Line 4 (Virtual Audio Cable)
   82 0   Line 3 (Virtual Audio Cable)
   90 2   Microsoft Sound Mapper - Output
  100 2   Speakers (High Definition Audio
  110 2   Line 4 (Virtual Audio Cable)
  120 2   Line 1 (Virtual Audio Cable)
  130 2   Digital Audio (S/PDIF) (High De
  140 2   Line 3 (Virtual Audio Cable)
  150 2   Digital Audio (HDMI) (High Defi
  160 2   Line 2 (Virtual Audio Cable)

User requested devices:   Input =  3   Output = 16
Default devices:  Input =  0   Output =  9
Will open devices:Input =  3   Output = 16
Error opening input audio stream:
Errortext: Device unavailable
Number: -9985
Error  1 in JTaudio, you will only be able to work offline.


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[Flexradio] WSJT in Flex

2012-12-12 Thread Brian 

I know it's been done before by mortal man.  Even I've done it in the past.
How do I convince Flex and WSJT to play together nicely?

Below is the screen from WSJT showing my ports.
On the FLEX Setup Audio/VAC 1 I have VAC 1 Enabled with
Driver:  Windown WDM-KS
Input:  Virtual Cable 1
Output: Virtual Cable 2

In WSJT Setup/Options I have:
Audio In:  3
Audio Out: 16

I've tried combinations and permutations of 3/4  3/16  12/4 12/16 4/3 
4/12 etc.

None have cooperated.

I keep hoping Flex will hire some software guy that can get the audio to 
interface with

digital software without having to add 3 or 4 extra programs in between.

73
Brian
N5BA


**
WSJT Version 9.02 r2226 , by K1JT
Revision date: 2010-10-25 13:46:52 -0400 (Mon, 25 Oct 2010)
Run date:   Thu Dec 13 02:42:53 2012 UTC

Audio InputOutput Device Name
Device  Channels  Channels
--
   02 0   Microsoft Sound Mapper - Input
   12 0   Microphone (USB Audio Device)
   22 0   Microphone (High Definition Aud
   32 0   Line 1 (Virtual Audio Cable)
   42 0   Line 2 (Virtual Audio Cable)
   52 0   Microphone (High Definition Aud
   62 0   Line In (High Definition Audio
   72 0   Line 4 (Virtual Audio Cable)
   82 0   Line 3 (Virtual Audio Cable)
   90 2   Microsoft Sound Mapper - Output
  100 2   Speakers (High Definition Audio
  110 2   Line 4 (Virtual Audio Cable)
  120 2   Line 1 (Virtual Audio Cable)
  130 2   Digital Audio (S/PDIF) (High De
  140 2   Line 3 (Virtual Audio Cable)
  150 2   Digital Audio (HDMI) (High Defi
  160 2   Line 2 (Virtual Audio Cable)

User requested devices:   Input =  3   Output = 16
Default devices:  Input =  0   Output =  9
Will open devices:Input =  3   Output = 16
Error opening input audio stream:
Errortext: Device unavailable
Number: -9985
Error  1 in JTaudio, you will only be able to work offline.


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Re: [Flexradio] Sidebands reversed

2012-12-12 Thread Douglas Hubbs 

Steve,
I have a Flex3000 on a Win XPPro sp3 system, now using PowerSDRv2.5.3 and tried 
to duplicate what you described below and could not.  I even tried to TX at 
3.999.999 and no out of band condition was allowed in USB.  LSB and tune worked 
as one would expect.
 Tried the same test on 40 and 20 found that in USB mode using Tune function 
would generate a out of band signal, however when trying to transmit in USB 
mode, the error message for out of band was displayed.  This is different that 
what occurs on the 80 upper band edge test.
doug

-Original Message-
>From: "Steve Tripp (K1IIG)" 
>Sent: Dec 12, 2012 5:04 PM
>To: flexradio@flex-radio.biz
>Subject: [Flexradio] Sidebands reversed
>
>Regarding Sidebands reversed, I forwarded this to Flex with the 2.35 upgrade 
>and obviously it is still a problem. As an example, if you go to 3999khz and 
>hit tune in LSB or CWL you will have no output. If you go to USB or CWU it 
>will transmit OUT OF BAND. Although it will operate normal on LSB on the 3999 
>band edge. This occurs on other bands as well. In version 2.23 this does not 
>occur and if you go to tune in USB or CWU it will not transmit and give you a 
>warning message. Bottom line, FLex will allow you to transmit Out of Band in 
>these modes near band edges. Your concern sounds similar and apparently has 
>not been fixed. I am still on 2.35 and not anxious to move until things calm 
>down with new update issues.
>
>Steve
>K1IIG
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Re: [Flexradio] Digital Voice Moving Forward

2012-12-12 Thread Dave Beumer WØDHB 
Nige

I'll second that enhancement request.

I am using an Amiga USB soundcard that I can plug my Heil proset directly
into, but It would be nice if the PowerSDR input audio chain to provide Mic
input to FreeDV .

I was on a 4 way DV QSO earlier this week and all 4 of us were using
FlexRadios.

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-Original Message-
From: FlexRadio [mailto:flexradio-boun...@flex-radio.biz] On Behalf Of Nige
G7CNF
Sent: Wednesday, December 12, 2012 3:26 PM
To: flexradio@flex-radio.biz
Subject: [Flexradio] Digital Voice Moving Forward

Some while back I did make a feature request however I want to put this up
for discussion. DV has moved on with the beta release of Codec2 & modem
FreeDV. It would be very useful if it were possible to bring out the
pre-processed audio (including EQ/compression and downward expander) to a
VAC so that it can then be input into FreeDV as the mic source. It seems so
silly to have a Heil PR40 here but have to resort to using a cheap PC boom
mic to supply the audio to the modem.

I realise that DV is still in its infancy and only a tiny minority will be
interested but I imagine that any advantage over competitors is worthy of
some consideration? Flex is nothing if not forward thinking, so feasibility
notwithstanding, it would be a tremendous boon to we digital Flex freaks to
have this. Also, there is the kudos of Flex being prepared to support the
development of a new 'mode' ( I know it's not new really, but the codec is
and it needs testers).

Flexers traditionally like to be at the forefront of new developments so I
kindly ask that irrespective of whether the above idea is taken up, for more
Flexers to come and help test out, bug report and generally support this
stab at DV.

At little over 1kHz wide for a reasonable quality (bear in mind it is only
1kHz!) the codec shows great promise and it is open source, none of this
proprietary codec nonsense!

Take a look if you get two minuteshttp://freedv.org 

Nige. G7CNF.

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[Flexradio] Sidebands reversed

2012-12-12 Thread Steve Tripp (K1IIG) 
Regarding Sidebands reversed, I forwarded this to Flex with the 2.35 upgrade 
and obviously it is still a problem. As an example, if you go to 3999khz and 
hit tune in LSB or CWL you will have no output. If you go to USB or CWU it will 
transmit OUT OF BAND. Although it will operate normal on LSB on the 3999 band 
edge. This occurs on other bands as well. In version 2.23 this does not occur 
and if you go to tune in USB or CWU it will not transmit and give you a warning 
message. Bottom line, FLex will allow you to transmit Out of Band in these 
modes near band edges. Your concern sounds similar and apparently has not been 
fixed. I am still on 2.35 and not anxious to move until things calm down with 
new update issues.

Steve
K1IIG
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[Flexradio] Digital Voice Moving Forward

2012-12-12 Thread Nige G7CNF 
Some while back I did make a feature request however I want to put this 
up for discussion. DV has moved on with the beta release of Codec2 & 
modem FreeDV. It would be very useful if it were possible to bring out 
the pre-processed audio (including EQ/compression and downward expander) 
to a VAC so that it can then be input into FreeDV as the mic source. It 
seems so silly to have a Heil PR40 here but have to resort to using a 
cheap PC boom mic to supply the audio to the modem.


I realise that DV is still in its infancy and only a tiny minority will 
be interested but I imagine that any advantage over competitors is 
worthy of some consideration? Flex is nothing if not forward thinking, 
so feasibility notwithstanding, it would be a tremendous boon to we 
digital Flex freaks to have this. Also, there is the kudos of Flex being 
prepared to support the development of a new 'mode' ( I know it's not 
new really, but the codec is and it needs testers).


Flexers traditionally like to be at the forefront of new developments so 
I kindly ask that irrespective of whether the above idea is taken up, 
for more Flexers to come and help test out, bug report and generally 
support this stab at DV.


At little over 1kHz wide for a reasonable quality (bear in mind it is 
only 1kHz!) the codec shows great promise and it is open source, none of 
this proprietary codec nonsense!


Take a look if you get two minuteshttp://freedv.org 

Nige. G7CNF.

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Re: [Flexradio] FHM-1 profile works ok with an Heil HC 6 element?

2012-12-12 Thread Tim Ellison 

Only one way to find out :-)

The HC-6 has a different frequency response profile than the FHM-1 (it 
isn't flat after 1.5k) , so the EQ setting from 1K and above will 
probably need to be tweaked.

http://www.heilsound.com/amateur/press/hc6.htm

Tim Ellison
On 12/12/2012 11:19 AM, vtnn...@comcast.net wrote:

I was looking at the description of the FHM-1 microphone and it sounds a lot 
like the Heil HC 6 element.
Would using the FHM-1 profiles with a Heil HC 6 give the same results as with 
the FHM-1 microphone?
73
Zack
N8FNR
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Re: [Flexradio] Update previous versions before PowerSDR v2.5.3 ??

2012-12-12 Thread Tim Ellison 
With PowerSDR v2.4.4 and greater, this "feature" has been removed.  You 
can uninstall previous version of PowerSDR and the skins do not 
disappear any more.


Tim Ellison
On 12/12/2012 10:56 AM, Neal Campbell wrote:
With the exception of the skins folder (ie, if you uninstall a 
previous version prior to 2.3.5, it will delete the skins folder so 
when you run PSDR 2.3.5, it looks butt-ugly!)

73

Neal Campbell
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On Wed, Dec 12, 2012 at 7:13 AM, Tim Ellison > wrote:


No, you do not. Every version of PowerSDR is 100% independent of
the previous versions and the latest version is all inclusive.

Tim Ellison

On 12/11/2012 5:24 PM, W1JCW wrote:

Guys -

If I'm running 2.2.3 do I need to update all previous 2.3.5,
2.4.4 versions up to the current 2.3.5 or can I just upgrade
to the current version 2.3.5 ??

73-
W1JCW
John


From: Tim Ellison, W4TME
Sent: Monday, December 10, 2012 7:05 AM
To: Flex Radio
Subject: [Flexradio] PowerSDR v2.5.3 is now available for download


To all Flexers,

FlexRadio Systems is pleased to announce the general
availability of the
newest release of PowerSDR, version 2.5.3 intended for use
with the
SDR-1000, FLEX-1500, FLEX-3000 and FLEX-5000 software defined
radios.
PowerSDR v2.5.3 has several new features, existing feature
enhancements
and bug fixes.

We recommend that all customers upgrade to v2.5.3 (see the links
below).  PowerSDR v2.5.3 contains several new enhancements and bug
fixes. As with any new release of PowerSDR v2.x it is highly
recommended
that you review the PowerSDR v2.5.3 Release Notes before
installing. If
you are upgrading from PowerSDR v2.3.5 and have not installed
PowerSDR
v2.4.4 which contained a new Firewire driver, the Release
Notes will
provide important information regarding the upgrade as there
is a new
Firewire driver and firmware that is not backwards compatible with
previous versions of PowerSDR 2.x.

While all the improvements and bug fixes are too numerous to
detail, the
following is a list of major changes since the previous official
release, PowerSDR v2.4.4.  A full listing is included in the
Release Notes.

1.New FlexControl Basic and Advanced Operation Modes
2.Waterfall Low/High Levels now Stored by Band
3.New Keyboard Commands for Controlling the Drive setting
4.New Option to Disable Split on Mode Change
5.Default AGC-T Settings Refactored by Band for Better
Signal to
Noise Performance
6.New FHM-1 (Flex Hand Microphone) TX Profiles
7.Changes for Windows 8 Compatibility
8.NR, ANF and Noise Blankers Automatically Disabled When
Operating
Digital Modes

Where to Download:
PowerSDR v2.5.3 Release Notes:
http://support.flexradio.com/Downloads.aspx?id=411
PowerSDR v2.5.3 Integrated Installer:
http://support.flexradio.com/Downloads.aspx?id=410

We hope you enjoy the new version of PowerSDR v2.5.3 and have
a great
holiday season.

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Re: [Flexradio] Flex 5000A sidebands reversed?

2012-12-12 Thread Brian Lloyd 
On Wed, Dec 12, 2012 at 8:07 AM, Gordon P. Howell, Jr. wrote:

> First thing I tried, but thanks for the suggestion.  Made no difference.
>
> Anyone else have any ideas??
>

This would happen if the I and Q channels got swapped. Have you tried fully
removing the power from the 5000 for about a minute to ensure that the
5000's internal processor and all the chips are reset?

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[Flexradio] FHM-1 profile works ok with an Heil HC 6 element?

2012-12-12 Thread vtnn43e 
I was looking at the description of the FHM-1 microphone and it sounds a lot 
like the Heil HC 6 element. 
Would using the FHM-1 profiles with a Heil HC 6 give the same results as with 
the FHM-1 microphone? 
73 
Zack 
N8FNR 
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Re: [Flexradio] Flex 5000A sidebands reversed?

2012-12-12 Thread Gordon P. Howell, Jr. 
First thing I tried, but thanks for the suggestion.  Made no difference.

Anyone else have any ideas??

On Dec 11, 2012, at 9:03 PM, Graham Haddock  wrote:

> Gordon:
> 
> I would start by resetting the database to the factory defaults, if you have 
> not done so.
> 
> --- Graham / KE9H

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Re: [Flexradio] Update previous versions before PowerSDR v2.5.3 ??

2012-12-12 Thread Tim Ellison 
No, you do not. Every version of PowerSDR is 100% independent of the 
previous versions and the latest version is all inclusive.


Tim Ellison
On 12/11/2012 5:24 PM, W1JCW wrote:

Guys -

If I'm running 2.2.3 do I need to update all previous 2.3.5, 2.4.4 versions up 
to the current 2.3.5 or can I just upgrade to the current version 2.3.5 ??

73-
W1JCW
John


From: Tim Ellison, W4TME
Sent: Monday, December 10, 2012 7:05 AM
To: Flex Radio
Subject: [Flexradio] PowerSDR v2.5.3 is now available for download


To all Flexers,

FlexRadio Systems is pleased to announce the general availability of the
newest release of PowerSDR, version 2.5.3 intended for use with the
SDR-1000, FLEX-1500, FLEX-3000 and FLEX-5000 software defined radios.
PowerSDR v2.5.3 has several new features, existing feature enhancements
and bug fixes.

We recommend that all customers upgrade to v2.5.3 (see the links
below).  PowerSDR v2.5.3 contains several new enhancements and bug
fixes. As with any new release of PowerSDR v2.x it is highly recommended
that you review the PowerSDR v2.5.3 Release Notes before installing. If
you are upgrading from PowerSDR v2.3.5 and have not installed PowerSDR
v2.4.4 which contained a new Firewire driver, the Release Notes will
provide important information regarding the upgrade as there is a new
Firewire driver and firmware that is not backwards compatible with
previous versions of PowerSDR 2.x.

While all the improvements and bug fixes are too numerous to detail, the
following is a list of major changes since the previous official
release, PowerSDR v2.4.4.  A full listing is included in the Release Notes.

1.New FlexControl Basic and Advanced Operation Modes
2.Waterfall Low/High Levels now Stored by Band
3.New Keyboard Commands for Controlling the Drive setting
4.New Option to Disable Split on Mode Change
5.Default AGC-T Settings Refactored by Band for Better Signal to
Noise Performance
6.New FHM-1 (Flex Hand Microphone) TX Profiles
7.Changes for Windows 8 Compatibility
8.NR, ANF and Noise Blankers Automatically Disabled When Operating
Digital Modes

Where to Download:
PowerSDR v2.5.3 Release Notes:
http://support.flexradio.com/Downloads.aspx?id=411
PowerSDR v2.5.3 Integrated Installer:
http://support.flexradio.com/Downloads.aspx?id=410

We hope you enjoy the new version of PowerSDR v2.5.3 and have a great
holiday season.

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