Re: [Flexradio] Problem with SDR in MOX

2005-07-26 Thread Mike King - KM0T

Hey guys, I did not just resend this...odd it showed up again...

73

Mike - KM0T



Re: [Flexradio] Problem with SDR in MOX

2005-07-26 Thread Robert McGwier
There has been a huge flurry of upgrades running around all over the 
place upgrading mailman,
massive security holes have been plugged about four versions ago in the 
phpBB that the forum
is based upon.   We lost the archive here twice in the past two weeks 
whilst these upgrades
were happening and some things just are mysterious when you have all 
these fixes and upgrades

being done.

See you this weekend!
Bob



Mike King - KM0T wrote:


Hey guys, I did not just resend this...odd it showed up again...

73

Mike - KM0T

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Re: [Flexradio] Problem with SDR in MOX

2005-07-22 Thread Mike King - KM0T



Is your rig actually being keyed up?



Absolutely, I had the rig on a dummy load for testing purposes.  Its the 1 
watter fyi.


Check your printer port.  I got the symptoms you did by having the wrong 
printer port address.  As far as I can tell, the printer address is also 
not altered by importing a database.


Not at the rig right now, but I will check the address.  I did not import 
any database and this was a completly fine working system, why would 
anything change the printer port address?


Im still scratchin my head on this one.  I have not disconnected the 
parrellel cable yet from the SDR-1000, guess I will do that next.  However 
with no power on the radio hardware, I did not think that would be an issue.


Thanks and 73

Mike - KM0T
www.km0t.com

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From: Larry Loen [EMAIL PROTECTED]

To: Mike King - KM0T [EMAIL PROTECTED]; FlexRadio@flex-radio.biz
Sent: Friday, July 22, 2005 12:42 AM
Subject: Re: [Flexradio] Problem with SDR in MOX



Mike King - KM0T wrote:


Hi all, I was playing around tonight with the SDR-1000 and was working on
some interfacing with the X2 connector for PTT and such.

Somehow the radio got in a state of perpetual MOXyou hit the MOX 
button

and it just stays there in transmit.  It briefly goes off, but then
automatically goes right back into MOX mode.

So I disconnected all the power from the SDR and rebooted everything, 
still

does it.

So I turned everything off, cut the power and took the connector off the
X2...disconnected the mic, etc.

Just started the software and when I hit the standby button, sure enough 
the

software itself goes into transmit as the MOX button is then highlighted.
Even with the SDR power off.

I figured it might have had something messed up with the database, so I
started up an earlier version and it did it there too.  I went back thru 
all

the versions back to 1.2 and no luck.  They all did the same thing.

So, anyone have any ideas?...seems strange that even with everything off 
the
software just goes to mox.  I rebooted the computer a few times too 
thinking

it could be windows for some reason, no difference then either.

Thanks and 73

Mike -KM0T
www.km0t.com

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Is your rig actually being keyed up?

Check your printer port.  I got the symptoms you did by having the wrong 
printer port address.  As far as I can tell, the printer address is also 
not altered by importing a database.


If that is true, the radio isn't really being keyed -- the console thinks 
your printer (or whatever you have on the other printer port) is reporting 
MOX on.




Larry  WO0Z








Re: [Flexradio] Problem with SDR in MOX

2005-07-22 Thread Gerald Youngblood
Mike,
This is probably a parallel cable connection issue.  If the parallel cable
is not properly seated, it is the same as asserting PTT.  Check the parallel
connections on both ends.  You can disable PTT on the SetupGeneral tab to
prove that the PTT is being asserted.

One further note, you always have to disable PTT when you want to run the
software without attachment to hardware.

73,
Gerald

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  Is your rig actually being keyed up?
 

 Absolutely, I had the rig on a dummy load for testing purposes.
 Its the 1
 watter fyi.

  Check your printer port.  I got the symptoms you did by having
 the wrong
  printer port address.  As far as I can tell, the printer
 address is also
  not altered by importing a database.

 Not at the rig right now, but I will check the address.  I did not import
 any database and this was a completly fine working system, why would
 anything change the printer port address?

 Im still scratchin my head on this one.  I have not disconnected the
 parrellel cable yet from the SDR-1000, guess I will do that next.
  However
 with no power on the radio hardware, I did not think that would
 be an issue.

 Thanks and 73

 Mike - KM0T
 www.km0t.com

 - Original Message -
 From: Larry Loen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: Mike King - KM0T [EMAIL PROTECTED]; FlexRadio@flex-radio.biz
 Sent: Friday, July 22, 2005 12:42 AM
 Subject: Re: [Flexradio] Problem with SDR in MOX


  Mike King - KM0T wrote:
 
  Hi all, I was playing around tonight with the SDR-1000 and was
 working on
  some interfacing with the X2 connector for PTT and such.
 
  Somehow the radio got in a state of perpetual MOXyou hit the MOX
  button
  and it just stays there in transmit.  It briefly goes off, but then
  automatically goes right back into MOX mode.
 
  So I disconnected all the power from the SDR and rebooted everything,
  still
  does it.
 
  So I turned everything off, cut the power and took the
 connector off the
  X2...disconnected the mic, etc.
 
  Just started the software and when I hit the standby button,
 sure enough
  the
  software itself goes into transmit as the MOX button is then
 highlighted.
  Even with the SDR power off.
 
  I figured it might have had something messed up with the database, so I
  started up an earlier version and it did it there too.  I went
 back thru
  all
  the versions back to 1.2 and no luck.  They all did the same thing.
 
  So, anyone have any ideas?...seems strange that even with
 everything off
  the
  software just goes to mox.  I rebooted the computer a few times too
  thinking
  it could be windows for some reason, no difference then either.
 
  Thanks and 73
 
  Mike -KM0T
  www.km0t.com
 
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  Is your rig actually being keyed up?
 
  Check your printer port.  I got the symptoms you did by having
 the wrong
  printer port address.  As far as I can tell, the printer
 address is also
  not altered by importing a database.
 
  If that is true, the radio isn't really being keyed -- the
 console thinks
  your printer (or whatever you have on the other printer port)
 is reporting
  MOX on.
 
 
 
  Larry  WO0Z
 
 
 


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Re: [Flexradio] Problem with SDR in MOX

2005-07-22 Thread FlexRadio - Eric
Mike,

With the power turned off to the radio, PTT is asserted.  This comes as a
result of the natural polarity state of the pins used for PTT.  There was a
problem in 1.4.3 that caused PTT to get stuck in such an instance.  This has
been addressed internally and will be seen in the next release.

Eric


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Sent: Thursday, July 21, 2005 11:47 PM
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Subject: [Flexradio] Problem with SDR in MOX

Hi all, I was playing around tonight with the SDR-1000 and was working on
some interfacing with the X2 connector for PTT and such.

Somehow the radio got in a state of perpetual MOXyou hit the MOX button
and it just stays there in transmit.  It briefly goes off, but then
automatically goes right back into MOX mode.

So I disconnected all the power from the SDR and rebooted everything, still
does it.

So I turned everything off, cut the power and took the connector off the
X2...disconnected the mic, etc.

Just started the software and when I hit the standby button, sure enough the
software itself goes into transmit as the MOX button is then highlighted.
Even with the SDR power off.

I figured it might have had something messed up with the database, so I
started up an earlier version and it did it there too.  I went back thru all
the versions back to 1.2 and no luck.  They all did the same thing.

So, anyone have any ideas?...seems strange that even with everything off the
software just goes to mox.  I rebooted the computer a few times too thinking
it could be windows for some reason, no difference then either.

Thanks and 73

Mike -KM0T
www.km0t.com 


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Re: [Flexradio] Problem with SDR in MOX

2005-07-22 Thread Ahti Aintila

No MOX problem after having 3.3 kohm connected between X2-14 and X2-11.
73 de Ahti OH2RZ

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Sent: Friday, July 22, 2005 6:00 PM
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Let me correct myself by noting that Gerald's message is more correct.
It is not powering off the radio that puts it into PTT, but rather
having an unterminated parallel port/cable that causes problems.

Eric