John, it is customary to give actual freq as seen on the waterfall. When we
see a spot and click on it, that is where we look on the screen, and where we
automatically copy a signal. Some may not have a software program that reads
the audio freq on the screen, but that is where it goes anyway
Rig control uses a serial port's TXD and RXD signals to send commands
to the transceiver and to receive responses from the transceiver.
Some transceivers can be directed to switch between reception and
transmission by sending rig control commands. Others can only be
switched via an input signal
Beaconing every minute PSK31 dial 1838.5 1000hz USB started 0230Z
John
ve5mu
There is a web site that publishes sound card ratings.
http://www.pcavtech.com/soundcards/index.htm
The trick is to use VOX to control the TX for digital, so it really doesn't
matter what software you use.
I had looked at HRD a couple of years ago, and wasn't impressed. Downloaded the
current version the other day, and AM really impressed,
Simon has done a great job . Also tried PSK31 Deluxe
Probably because the majority of us have used only the sound cards that have
come with the computers, because we have been happy with, and satisified by
them. I have used at least a half dozen different computers in the shack since
I started with them around 1992, and have had no complaints of
Hi
Have several questions,concerning software and digital operation and
rig control. I use HRD,via a CI-V cable to my 746pro and to a serial
port on my computer. works just great. Also I have a DONNER sound
card interface,which goes from the Icom's ACC-1 port to the in and out
of my computers
I've asked this question on several forums, and there seems to be no
concise answer. My computer has the integrated "on board" sound, which
I have used successfully to decode digital modes of most types. Now
that I am about to upgrade to General (or higher) license, and will be
able to transmit a
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, "cesco12342000" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> my thoughts (not veryfied) :
>
> You should use the max. sample rate the card is capable of.
> Normally, this is 48khz.
>
Apparently Digipan sets the rate, and it wants to set it
to something between 8000 and 1200
Hello Andy,
In Region 1, 14073 KHz will be OK for transmissions with bandwidth < 500 Hz,
but not 7073 or 3573 KHz (respectively SSB and CW frequencies). I think 10143
KHz must be OK for everyone?
Frequencies for digital beacons would be a good thing, but with a Video ID
and/or a RS ID before e
> While using a sound card with a wide frequency response, and using high
> sampling rates, might intuitively appear to be a good idea, I'd suggest
> this is not likely to be the case.
> Thoughts? What am I missing in this logic?
my thoughts (not veryfied) :
You should use the max. sample rate
New release (4.1.2) of MULTIPSK
RX/TX: PSK10/BPSK31-63-125/QPSK31-63-125/CHIP
(64/128)/PSKFEC31/PSKAM10-31-50/PSK63F - PSK220F + DIGISSTV
"Run"/CW/CCW/CCW-FSK/THROB/THROBX/MFSK8/
MFSK16 (+ SSTV)/OLIVIA/CONTESTIA/RTTYM/VOICE/DominoF DF/DominoEX/MT63/RTTY
45/75/ RTTY 50+SYNOP+SHIP/ASCII/AMTOR FEC
Try sampling at 8000 or 11025, otherwise I'm afraid I can't help - sorry
about this. Some pro cards require lots of TLC by the programmers, VISTA is
another issue altogether :-(
Simon Brown, HB9DRV
- Original Message -
From: "jhaynesatalumni" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> DigiPan says please
>From a previous thread:
>
> and then sample rate was 11500 and I changed it to 48000
>
> DigiPan says please enter an integer between 7000 and 12000
> so I changed it back to 11500
>
On the topic of sound cards for digital modes in general:
While using a sound card with a wide frequency
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, "Simon Brown" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> * Use the M Audit Delta Control Panel app to set the Variable Signal
Levels
> (Hardware Settings pane).
> * Set In1 to -10 (more sensitive).
> * Set Outputs to -10dBV (lower output).
Did that.
>
> On the break-out bo
Might try the "Fixcom" utility.
http://www.g3vfp.org/files/fixcom.exe
HTH,
Jerry - K0HZI
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, "fm26187" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello,
Apparently Windows ME wants to keep the RTS and DTR lines high when
not using one of the sound card programs. This o
Andrew,
14073 sounds good but 7073 and 3573 are up in the heavy use SSB phone
portion of the band here in VK - plus our bandplan puts digital mode on 80m
on 3620 - 3640, which I understand is outside of your allocation.
Our bandplan is 3620 - 3640 digital, 7030-7040 digital and 14070-14080
digit
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