[Flexradio] CW bandwidth too wide with PSDR 2.0.22

2011-04-23 Thread Dennis Petrich
Hello all,

Has anyone experienced a bug with 2.0.22 where the CW bandwidth is almost
three times wider than the selected width??  (or this might be shallow
skirts issue.)

This was NOT an issue with 1.18.5.  Tones from Signals outside of the
highlighted bandwidth could not be heard except for a click some times, but
with PSDR 2.0.22 I hear a distinct tone on signals way outside of the
selected BW.  

Test case:  400hz BW, tried it on 15 and 17m, my rx buffers never changed
from 1.18.5. to 2.0.22.  CW RX buffer set at 1024 and sample rate is 192kHz.

I'm running Core 2 Duo machine with XP and all the latest updates and latest
Flex firmware.

All help would be appreciated.

Dennis k0eoo


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Re: [Flexradio] CW bandwidth too wide with PSDR 2.0.22

2011-04-23 Thread Bob McGwier
The shape factor degrades as you go up in sample rate.  This is on the to do
list but requires extensive code rewrite to make one shape factor for all
rates.

Bob
N4HY


On Sat, Apr 23, 2011 at 12:11 PM, Dennis Petrich
radio...@frontiernet.netwrote:

 Hello all,

 Has anyone experienced a bug with 2.0.22 where the CW bandwidth is almost
 three times wider than the selected width??  (or this might be shallow
 skirts issue.)

 This was NOT an issue with 1.18.5.  Tones from Signals outside of the
 highlighted bandwidth could not be heard except for a click some times, but
 with PSDR 2.0.22 I hear a distinct tone on signals way outside of the
 selected BW.

 Test case:  400hz BW, tried it on 15 and 17m, my rx buffers never changed
 from 1.18.5. to 2.0.22.  CW RX buffer set at 1024 and sample rate is
 192kHz.

 I'm running Core 2 Duo machine with XP and all the latest updates and
 latest
 Flex firmware.

 All help would be appreciated.

 Dennis k0eoo


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Re: [Flexradio] CW bandwidth too wide with PSDR 2.0.22

2011-04-23 Thread Dennis Petrich
Additional information:

My radio is the 5000A and I notice the BW is too wide only on the main RX
and not the 2nd RX  CW bandwidth is OK on 2nd RX???

Dennis

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[mailto:flexradio-boun...@flex-radio.biz] On Behalf Of Dennis Petrich
Sent: Saturday, April 23, 2011 11:12 AM
To: 'FlexRadio Reflector'
Subject: [Flexradio] CW bandwidth too wide with PSDR 2.0.22

Hello all,

Has anyone experienced a bug with 2.0.22 where the CW bandwidth is almost
three times wider than the selected width??  (or this might be shallow
skirts issue.)

This was NOT an issue with 1.18.5.  Tones from Signals outside of the
highlighted bandwidth could not be heard except for a click some times, but
with PSDR 2.0.22 I hear a distinct tone on signals way outside of the
selected BW.  

Test case:  400hz BW, tried it on 15 and 17m, my rx buffers never changed
from 1.18.5. to 2.0.22.  CW RX buffer set at 1024 and sample rate is 192kHz.

I'm running Core 2 Duo machine with XP and all the latest updates and latest
Flex firmware.

All help would be appreciated.

Dennis k0eoo


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Re: [Flexradio] CW bandwidth too wide with PSDR 2.0.22

2011-04-23 Thread Dennis Petrich
Understand the issue with shape factor and expanded sample rate but the
issue does not happen on the 2nd receiver as I just found out..

 

Dennis, k0eoo

 

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From: Bob McGwier [mailto:n...@flex-radio.com] 
Sent: Saturday, April 23, 2011 11:33 AM
To: Dennis Petrich
Cc: FlexRadio Reflector
Subject: Re: [Flexradio] CW bandwidth too wide with PSDR 2.0.22

 

The shape factor degrades as you go up in sample rate.  This is on the to do
list but requires extensive code rewrite to make one shape factor for all
rates. 

 

Bob

N4HY

 

On Sat, Apr 23, 2011 at 12:11 PM, Dennis Petrich radio...@frontiernet.net
wrote:

Hello all,

Has anyone experienced a bug with 2.0.22 where the CW bandwidth is almost
three times wider than the selected width??  (or this might be shallow
skirts issue.)

This was NOT an issue with 1.18.5.  Tones from Signals outside of the
highlighted bandwidth could not be heard except for a click some times, but
with PSDR 2.0.22 I hear a distinct tone on signals way outside of the
selected BW.

Test case:  400hz BW, tried it on 15 and 17m, my rx buffers never changed
from 1.18.5. to 2.0.22.  CW RX buffer set at 1024 and sample rate is 192kHz.

I'm running Core 2 Duo machine with XP and all the latest updates and latest
Flex firmware.

All help would be appreciated.

Dennis k0eoo


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