Has anyone made operational the K1EL WinKeyer with N1MM and
the SDR? If so, please communicate with me off board and when I get it working,
I will post a “how-to” on the Felx web site.
73’s
AA8YI
am running an hp graphics workstation with 2 pent. 3, each at 1gh with 1.5g
ram and scusi hard drive with xp-pro with the radio as part of the software.
need the xp-pro to pickup the two processors. works for me.
tom
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Cecil,
I am running an AMD Athlon dual core 4400+ on Win2003.
With PowerSDR, logging software, MIXw, VAC, Vcom, Firefox and a Citrix session
for e-mail, my total processor utilization is about 10-15% max. About 8% on
the average. All of that is on the first processor. Less than 1% is runni
At 08:29 AM 11/25/2005, Tim Ellison wrote:
Cecil,
I am running an AMD Athlon dual core 4400+ on Win2003.
With PowerSDR, logging software, MIXw, VAC, Vcom, Firefox and a Citrix
session for e-mail, my total processor utilization is about 10-15%
max. About 8% on the average. All of that is on
I've been setting up HRD and MixW using N4HY's excellent set of instructions
for VAC
& Vcom and everything appears to be communicating as it should.
The problem I have however is that the audio input to PSK31(HRD) & MixW appears
to
be grossly overdriven (the screen goes from its normal dark
What does it take for an application to be called "multi-processor
aware"? A typical instance of PowerSDR Console has about 30 threads
running. Of course, most of them don't do very much. They are more or
less "system overhead" (.NET and various other subsystems running a
lot of threads).
However,
I agree. I have an application that has many threads. Several of these do dsp
stuff and several others are reponsible for formatting and recording the data.
Under XP Pro, the difference between a single processor and dual is very close
to 2:1. In fact, just hyperthreading alone can yield as
with all the talk of frequency stuff lately found this on ebay while
looking around..
don't know if its useful to any of the experimenters out there
Isotemp model OCXO134-10 10.00MHz OCXO $75
http://cgi.ebay.com/New-Isotemp-10MHz-OCXO-1PPB-EFC-For-GPS-Discipline-12V_W0QQitemZ5
I thought I would try to use the N1MM logger program utilizing the CW
virtual serial port for this weekend’s contest. I believe I got it all
setup correctly and keying of the SDR1000 occurs. However, I can hear the CW
tone break up both with the SDR1000 monitor and an external receiver. I o
William Bordy wrote:
Has anybody had successful N1MM logger CW operation via virtual serial
ports? If so, what was your CPU usage during keying via N1MM logger in
comparison with no keying?
73,
Bill
NJ1H
I just tried it. 22% with N1MM/SDR running, when keying went to 28-30%.
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