Re: [Flexradio] New Features

[Tim Ellison]

otification with a URL (link) 
that will take you directly to the forum posting (it doesn't get any more 
convenient than that!).

So everyone who is testing SVN software, lets keep our developers VERY happy 
(and cranking out the new features and enhancements we want most) and comply 
with their wishes not to continue using the Reflector to discuss SVN issues by 
signing up for a forum login and subscribing to the Software:Windows PowerSDR 
SVN (alpha versions) forum.  This will only be effective if everyone takes the 
responsibility of being a software tester seriously and uses the forum as they 
were intended to be.

In reality, this is a very small "price" to "pay" for actually being able to 
contribute interactively in the radio development process.  No other radio 
manufacturer lets you do this.  It is a privilege and an honor to be able to be 
part of the process.  There are very few conditions asked of us by FlexRadio 
Systems and I think they are all we can easily comply with.  That is not 
posting SVN discussions on the reflector and posting bug reports to the bug 
tracker so they get logged and addressed.

If you do not have a forum, login, please go to the KB and reference the 
articles for using the forums.  You can find all of the forum specific KB 
articles here:
http://kb.flex-radio.com/default.aspx?cNode=4N7Y8M

A few other notes.

- Your e-mail address is not "exposed" by the forums, so signing up for them 
will not allow spammers to steal your e-mail address from the forums.

- You can easily send e-mail or private messages to other forum members "off 
list" easily from any forum post.

- You can also subscribe to other forums, like the FLEX-5000 and SDR-1000 
discussion forums, which have been fairly active.

- Make sure you set you login to automatically remember you so that when you 
access the forums via the e-mail alert message, you are automatically logged in.

See ya on the Forums!


-Tim



-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Eric Wachsmann
Sent: Saturday, March 01, 2008 12:23 AM
To: flexradio@flex-radio.biz
Subject: Re: [Flexradio] New Features

I've been asked many times over the past few days where all of these new
features that people see in the SVN log are going.  Rather than continue to
answer these questions privately, I thought I might as well inform the whole
community because I'm sure there's others of you wondering the same things.

First, the geek-speak.  If any of this confuses you, skip straight to the
next paragraph.
Since we released PowerSDR v1.10.4, we have entered a new era in our SVN
development methodology.  We are now taking the more typical approach of
developing in branches and posting only bug fixes to the trunk.  The
advantage to this method is that we can more easily develop in our own SVN
corner without stepping on each others toes while also keeping the trunk
nice and stable.  It also means easier merging between branches since we not
constantly merging to the trunk and back.  It can be confusing since the svn
revisions continue to increment in the update window, but the binaries in
the trunk stay at the same revision (and the version shown on the console
doesn't change).  This is normal and is not something to worry about -- keep
reading.


What all this means for you (the users):

The features that we are working on are no longer available in the trunk.
  Ok.  Once the SVN junkies have regained
their composure, we'll continue.  Believe it or not, we thought this through
before we implemented it.  And rather than making you wonder which branch to
jump into to test the latest features (and give us your valuable feedback),
we thought we'd help simplify things as much as we can.

What we've done is add a branch called test.  We will be collecting the
features that each developer finishes in the ./branches/test folder.  This
is where we would like to officially point the SVN junkies who have been
struggling to get their fix from the trunk lately.  The process to download
this test branch is as follows:

1. Create a new folder.
2. Right click on the folder and select "SVN Checkout..."
3. Plug in the following URL:

svn://206.216.146.154/svn/repos_sdr_windows/PowerSDR/branches/test/bin/Relea
se

(beware likely line break)

4. Click OK and the binary files will download.
5. Start PowerSDR in the new folder and enjoy the latest and greatest
features.

As always, please remember that SVN revisions are considered alpha versions
and may contain bugs.  If you are uncomfortable with this idea, we would
recommend that you stick with using the latest official release (currently
v1.10.4) or the trunk, whichever you prefer.

If you still feel like all of this SVN stuff is over your head, take a look
at the Tortoise SVN Quick Start Guide available on our download
page/knowledge base:

http://kb.flex-radio.com/Article

Re: [Flexradio] New Features

[W5CUL]

Eric,

Thank you for the explanation and guide of where to find the latest Alpha
Software within the SVN jungle.  There will be many happy owners tomorrow
morning, or strung out owners dependent upon your point of view, pointing
their SVN tools to the test branch in order to partake of the sweet nectar
of the PowerSDR Alpha software.  

However, I would like to point out that some of us "SVN Junkies", just prior
to going through full blown withdrawal episodes, feverishly perused the SVN
branches and figured all of this out a few days ago.  It was either that, or
a trip to the clinic ;)  And I for one am not ready to be SVN free.

Thank you for all the work that all of you do to make this a radio that just
keeps on getting better

73, 

Mike
W5CUL

-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Eric Wachsmann
Sent: Friday, February 29, 2008 11:23 PM
To: flexradio@flex-radio.biz
Subject: Re: [Flexradio] New Features

I've been asked many times over the past few days where all of these new
features that people see in the SVN log are going.  Rather than continue to
answer these questions privately, I thought I might as well inform the whole
community because I'm sure there's others of you wondering the same things.

First, the geek-speak.  If any of this confuses you, skip straight to the
next paragraph.
Since we released PowerSDR v1.10.4, we have entered a new era in our SVN
development methodology.  We are now taking the more typical approach of
developing in branches and posting only bug fixes to the trunk.  The
advantage to this method is that we can more easily develop in our own SVN
corner without stepping on each others toes while also keeping the trunk
nice and stable.  It also means easier merging between branches since we not
constantly merging to the trunk and back.  It can be confusing since the svn
revisions continue to increment in the update window, but the binaries in
the trunk stay at the same revision (and the version shown on the console
doesn't change).  This is normal and is not something to worry about -- keep
reading. 


What all this means for you (the users):

The features that we are working on are no longer available in the trunk.
  Ok.  Once the SVN junkies have regained
their composure, we'll continue.  Believe it or not, we thought this through
before we implemented it.  And rather than making you wonder which branch to
jump into to test the latest features (and give us your valuable feedback),
we thought we'd help simplify things as much as we can.

What we've done is add a branch called test.  We will be collecting the
features that each developer finishes in the ./branches/test folder.  This
is where we would like to officially point the SVN junkies who have been
struggling to get their fix from the trunk lately.  The process to download
this test branch is as follows:

1. Create a new folder.
2. Right click on the folder and select "SVN Checkout..."
3. Plug in the following URL:
 
svn://206.216.146.154/svn/repos_sdr_windows/PowerSDR/branches/test/bin/Relea
se

(beware likely line break)

4. Click OK and the binary files will download.
5. Start PowerSDR in the new folder and enjoy the latest and greatest
features.

As always, please remember that SVN revisions are considered alpha versions
and may contain bugs.  If you are uncomfortable with this idea, we would
recommend that you stick with using the latest official release (currently
v1.10.4) or the trunk, whichever you prefer.

If you still feel like all of this SVN stuff is over your head, take a look
at the Tortoise SVN Quick Start Guide available on our download
page/knowledge base:

http://kb.flex-radio.com/Article.aspx?id=10220


Have a great weekend and Happy Flexin'.  :)


Eric Wachsmann
FlexRadio Systems


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Re: [Flexradio] New Features

[Eric Wachsmann]

I've been asked many times over the past few days where all of these new
features that people see in the SVN log are going.  Rather than continue to
answer these questions privately, I thought I might as well inform the whole
community because I'm sure there's others of you wondering the same things.

First, the geek-speak.  If any of this confuses you, skip straight to the
next paragraph.
Since we released PowerSDR v1.10.4, we have entered a new era in our SVN
development methodology.  We are now taking the more typical approach of
developing in branches and posting only bug fixes to the trunk.  The
advantage to this method is that we can more easily develop in our own SVN
corner without stepping on each others toes while also keeping the trunk
nice and stable.  It also means easier merging between branches since we not
constantly merging to the trunk and back.  It can be confusing since the svn
revisions continue to increment in the update window, but the binaries in
the trunk stay at the same revision (and the version shown on the console
doesn't change).  This is normal and is not something to worry about -- keep
reading. 


What all this means for you (the users):

The features that we are working on are no longer available in the trunk.
  Ok.  Once the SVN junkies have regained
their composure, we'll continue.  Believe it or not, we thought this through
before we implemented it.  And rather than making you wonder which branch to
jump into to test the latest features (and give us your valuable feedback),
we thought we'd help simplify things as much as we can.

What we've done is add a branch called test.  We will be collecting the
features that each developer finishes in the ./branches/test folder.  This
is where we would like to officially point the SVN junkies who have been
struggling to get their fix from the trunk lately.  The process to download
this test branch is as follows:

1. Create a new folder.
2. Right click on the folder and select "SVN Checkout..."
3. Plug in the following URL:
 
svn://206.216.146.154/svn/repos_sdr_windows/PowerSDR/branches/test/bin/Relea
se

(beware likely line break)

4. Click OK and the binary files will download.
5. Start PowerSDR in the new folder and enjoy the latest and greatest
features.

As always, please remember that SVN revisions are considered alpha versions
and may contain bugs.  If you are uncomfortable with this idea, we would
recommend that you stick with using the latest official release (currently
v1.10.4) or the trunk, whichever you prefer.

If you still feel like all of this SVN stuff is over your head, take a look
at the Tortoise SVN Quick Start Guide available on our download
page/knowledge base:

http://kb.flex-radio.com/Article.aspx?id=10220


Have a great weekend and Happy Flexin'.  :)


Eric Wachsmann
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Re: [Flexradio] New Features on my Console, and a Poll...

[Jeff Anderson]

Hi Edwin,

Thanks for the note...which features from the old console were you 
thinking of?

By the way - the features I've added  are ones that I felt that I needed 
(with few exceptions), and that weren't in the current "official" Flex 
Console, and so I decided to implement them myself.  I see myself as 
sort of a trailblazer, or perhaps more apt,  spaghetti-maker.  Flex is 
more than welcome to take my ideas, toss them against the wall, and see 
which ones stick (which is part of the rationale for my poll at my 
blog).  I realize that features which I might deem absolutely necessary 
may not be as important to others as they are to me.

73,

- Jeff, k6jca

Edwin Marzan wrote:
> I have yet to see any features implemented that were not useful. 
> However, it would be nice if the features from the old console would 
> be reimplemented in the new console. That may be a tough one.
>  
> It is amazing how quickly you can churn out these new features! I also 
> hope the new features can be carried over to the new architecture.  I 
> guess that would depend on whether the folks at Flex plan on a 
> different implementation.
>  
>
> Edwin Marzan
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>
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>
>
> 
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Re: [Flexradio] New Features on my Console, and a Poll...

[Edwin Marzan]

I have yet to see any features implemented that were not useful. However, it 
would be nice if the features from the old console would be reimplemented in 
the new console. That may be a tough one.
 
It is amazing how quickly you can churn out these new features! I also hope the 
new features can be carried over to the new architecture.  I guess that would 
depend on whether the folks at Flex plan on a different implementation.
 
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Re: [Flexradio] New Features on my Console, and a Poll...

[Edwin Marzan]

It seems there may be some problem with the reflector. I did not receive the 
original email from Jeff. Also, an email that I sent out was never received by 
me, yet others sent me emails (to the reflector and off the reflector) 
answering my question. Has anyone else experienced this?
 
Then again it could be on my end.
 
Any suggestions?Edwin MarzanAB2VW> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [EMAIL 
PROTECTED]; flexRadio@flex-radio.biz> Date: Sun, 13 Jan 2008 21:30:55 -0600> 
Subject: Re: [Flexradio] New Features on my Console, and a Poll...> > Call me 
goofy but I love being able to change that gray. It reminds me of> the old 
TRS-80's that were battleship gray.> > Great job Jeff!> > Jerry WB0UZW> > 
-Original Message-> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
On Behalf Of Jeff Anderson> Sent: Sunday, January 13, 2008 7:36 PM> To: 
Reflector Flex-Radio> Subject: [Flexradio] New Features on my Console, and a 
Poll...> > I've added the ability to my version of the Console to allow 
changing > additional colors so that you can make some *very* cool looking > 
Consoles. (See my blog for a great example: http://k6jca.blogspot.com/ )> > 
Also - I'm trying to get an idea of how useful some of my additions > are. If 
you have minute or two, could you please go to my blog and vote > on a short 
poll? You don't need to have downloaded my Console to vote - > even if you 
haven't used it, you can still say if you like (or don't > like) the "idea" of 
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Re: [Flexradio] New Features on my Console, and a Poll...

[petervn]

Hi Flexers,
My one (Euro)cent.
Nice additions, did my votes.
 
On the other ideas.
I would like to have the SWR reading during transmission. 
But this could be difficult to create however.
I expect that the forward and reflected power are multiplexed to 
one AD convertor, making it impossible to read both voltages at 
the same time. Given that the output power varies wildly during
normal transmission the readout is not usefull.
During tuning the output power is constant and SWR can be measured.
 
A I right in this idea? Stil no technical manual as far as I am aware.
 
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Van: [EMAIL PROTECTED] namens Jerry Johnson
Verzonden: ma 14-1-2008 4:47
Aan: 'Jeff Anderson'; 'Reflector Flex-Radio'
Onderwerp: Re: [Flexradio] New Features on my Console, and a Poll...



Other ideas...
I have no idea how much work this would be, or even if it's possible.
Have you considered a second Meter that would also be selectable.
I like to watch the ALC and SWR at the same time in transmit.
Since the old analog meter had problems, maybe someday we could have a bank
of meters to watch different things. Especially on the 5000 that also gives
us Voltage and Temperature. Even peak reading LEDS could be useful, with
less overhead.

Just my 2 cents.

Keep doing what you do, it is greatly appreciated.

Thanks again, Jerry WB0UZW, running the finest radio that can be bought!!!

-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Jeff Anderson
Sent: Sunday, January 13, 2008 7:36 PM
To: Reflector Flex-Radio
Subject: [Flexradio] New Features on my Console, and a Poll...

I've added the ability to my version of the Console to allow changing
additional colors so that you can make some *very* cool looking
Consoles.  (See my blog for a great example:  http://k6jca.blogspot.com/ )

Also - I'm trying to get an idea of how useful some of my additions
are.  If you have minute or two, could you please go to my blog and vote
on a short poll?  You don't need to have downloaded my Console to vote -
even if you haven't used it, you can still say if you like (or don't
like) the "idea" of the features.

Thanks!!

- Jeff, k6jca



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Re: [Flexradio] New Features on my Console, and a Poll...

[Jerry Johnson]

Other ideas...
I have no idea how much work this would be, or even if it's possible.
Have you considered a second Meter that would also be selectable.
I like to watch the ALC and SWR at the same time in transmit.
Since the old analog meter had problems, maybe someday we could have a bank
of meters to watch different things. Especially on the 5000 that also gives
us Voltage and Temperature. Even peak reading LEDS could be useful, with
less overhead. 

Just my 2 cents.

Keep doing what you do, it is greatly appreciated.

Thanks again, Jerry WB0UZW, running the finest radio that can be bought!!!

-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Jeff Anderson
Sent: Sunday, January 13, 2008 7:36 PM
To: Reflector Flex-Radio
Subject: [Flexradio] New Features on my Console, and a Poll...

I've added the ability to my version of the Console to allow changing 
additional colors so that you can make some *very* cool looking 
Consoles.  (See my blog for a great example:  http://k6jca.blogspot.com/ )

Also - I'm trying to get an idea of how useful some of my additions 
are.  If you have minute or two, could you please go to my blog and vote 
on a short poll?  You don't need to have downloaded my Console to vote - 
even if you haven't used it, you can still say if you like (or don't 
like) the "idea" of the features.

Thanks!!

- Jeff, k6jca



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Re: [Flexradio] New Features on my Console, and a Poll...

[Jerry Johnson]

Call me goofy but I love being able to change that gray. It reminds me of
the old TRS-80's that were battleship gray.

Great job Jeff!

Jerry WB0UZW

-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Jeff Anderson
Sent: Sunday, January 13, 2008 7:36 PM
To: Reflector Flex-Radio
Subject: [Flexradio] New Features on my Console, and a Poll...

I've added the ability to my version of the Console to allow changing 
additional colors so that you can make some *very* cool looking 
Consoles.  (See my blog for a great example:  http://k6jca.blogspot.com/ )

Also - I'm trying to get an idea of how useful some of my additions 
are.  If you have minute or two, could you please go to my blog and vote 
on a short poll?  You don't need to have downloaded my Console to vote - 
even if you haven't used it, you can still say if you like (or don't 
like) the "idea" of the features.

Thanks!!

- Jeff, k6jca



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Re: [Flexradio] New Features

[Ken N9VV]

Hi Ken, you might enjoy seeing what is already being done 
via the Internet:
http://www.obriensweb.com/drsked/drsked.php
http://data.w6rk.com/
http://n1su.com/windrm_online.html

CommCatLive even has live beam headings and s-meter readings 
in addition to frequency:
http://myqsx.net/
http://www.w8ern.com/
http://www.n6oj.com/
http://www.w6hn.com/

de ken n9vv


Ken wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> I don't know anything about this new Operating System that is coming, 
> but if I understand correctly, their will be more possible
> features!
> 
> Is it possible, and are their others who welcome the idea of having a 
> menu built into Power SDR so that the menu will display the call signs
> of those who are on the air?
> 
> Other words for those who are using SDR only, a digital packet can 
> transmit information that the end user sets up to transmit, let
> say their call sign.  Then the receiving station that is using SDR can 
> go into the menu and see who is on the air transmitting and identify
> what frequency they are on too.
> 
> This could be useful for SDR DX stations and also to be able to locate a 
> friend on the band using SDR (FlexRadio).
> Also have a way to toggle this feature on and off.
> 
> Is their anyone who welcomes this idea if it could be done?
> 
> Thank you.  And as always, Hats off to the the programmers who make all 
> of this possible.
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