Ed,
I have had my SteppIR running with the SDR-1000 for some time. I plug
the SteppIR cable into COM1 and set the SteppIR box for Kenwood
operation at 9600 baud. I then set the SDR-1000 CAT up for TS-2000 on
COM1 at 9600 baud. I set parity to none, data bits to 8 and stop bits
to 1. It fol
I have zipped and uploaded the full SVN 687.
You can download it at:
http://w5ami.net/687.zip
File is about 4 megs.
73 de w5ami
Brian
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At 05:54 AM 9/22/2006, A.R.S. - W5AMI wrote:
>On 9/22/06, Larry Loen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > For future reference, I believe this will be found to be incorrect these
> > days. Or, frequently so.
> >
> > As far as I can tell, when you plug in a parallel port through PCI,
> > Windows XP
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> Dave,
>
> I use my Elecraft XG-1 at 50uV to do the RX level calibration (this
> corresponds to -73dBm which is S9).
> I use either the XG-1 or wwv at 10.0MHz for the RX freq calibration.
> As pointed out earlier, the RX null requires a stronger sig than the
> 50uV supplie
> Well, things are "improving" and staying the same.
>
> Setup: Athlon AMD 64x2 w/ 2 gig memory, XP os system; Delta 44 soundcard;
> parallel port; 1.6.2 software; mode = CW; keying direct to SDR box.
>
> Well, got the parallel card to work by using DF00 in the LPT address (did
> not know you could
Hello to all:
I have a SDR 1000 and would like to purchase a Steppir antenna. They sell a
transceiver interface that allows the antenna to tune itself to the
frequency that the radio is on. Does anyone know if the SDR 1000 can
accommodate a cable that goes to the Steppir interface and if so wha
Assuming none of the DSP functions are enabled (NR, NB, NB2, etc), then I
would guess that the difference is the default Max AGC Gain (also known as
RF Gain on the front panel).
There is nothing really to change about the Preamp itself. It consists of a
Sirenza hardware Preamp and a 10dB attenu
> The defaults have changed on quite a few things since the 1.4.5 days. For
> a
> side by side comparison, you really would need to import the database (or
> use the tool on our download page to perform a similar operation).
>
>
> Eric Wachsmann
> FlexRadio Systems
>
I'm not really sure that woul
Mike Naruta wrote:
> David Ackrill wrote:
>
>>
>> Also, now I've calibrated the RX, the RX floor is below the display,
>> and the setting wont let me see it below -200dB. I wonder if I got
>> the calibration set up correctly? I tuned to 10MHz, found a nice
>> strong WWV transmission and PowerS
What you are seeing is in order. The new PA calibration routine runs at
100 watts for all bands except for 10 & 12 meters where it should be 75
watts
-Tim
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Davi
Eric Wachsmann wrote:
> If you have a dummy load, we will always recommend you just running the
> calibration routine as opposed to entering the data we provide. We provide
> the data as a historical reference and for those without a dummy load.
>
> You will get the most accurate results running t
Gerald Capodieci wrote:
> If it's new hardware you need to enter the printed settings or run the
> calabrate program.
>
> */David Ackrill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>/* wrote:
>
>
> Do I need to re-enter the Test Results, on the paperwork that came
> with
> the rig, or is it safe to just run t
I'v been thinking (a dangerous proposition at best), we have stero
output from PowerSDR, which does great with with 2 receivers. Since
there is the capability to have more, are we going to get quad audio
output with the 4 X MultiRX when it comes out (in the new console, I
presume)?
If so, lets ta
The RX null does not REQUIRE a stronger signal than -73.0dBm, but you will
likely get a BETTER null if you do use a stronger signal. Just wanted to
clarify that.
Eric Wachsmann
FlexRadio Systems
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Friday, Sep
Dave,
I use my Elecraft XG-1 at 50uV to do the RX level calibration (this
corresponds to -73dBm which is S9).
I use either the XG-1 or wwv at 10.0MHz for the RX freq calibration.
As pointed out earlier, the RX null requires a stronger sig than the
50uV supplied by the XG-1 so a second TX is a good
David Ackrill wrote:
>
> Also, now I've calibrated the RX, the RX floor is below the display, and
> the setting wont let me see it below -200dB. I wonder if I got the
> calibration set up correctly? I tuned to 10MHz, found a nice strong WWV
> transmission and PowerSDR seemed happy with it an
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If you have a dummy load, we will always recommend you just running the
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the data as a historical reference and for those without a dummy load.
You will get the most accurate results running the calibration with your
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Mike Naruta wrote:
> Dave, if you import the database from the previous
> version, it will remember the PA gain settings
> last entered.
>
Thanks for the advice Mike,
Do I need to re-enter the Test Results, on the paperwork that came with
the rig, or is it safe to just run the calibration rou
Dave, if you import the database from the previous
version, it will remember the PA gain settings
last entered.
If you install a new version without db import,
it will install default values and you can
run the PA calibration routine on the Setup
with a dummy load. Doesn't take long and
I still f
John,
What linear supply did you use? Thanks.
Chris - AE6VK
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, September 22, 2006 8:06 AM
To: flexradio@flex-radio.biz
Subject: [Flexradio] DC/DC Converter (DC1) Replaced with Linear Supply
Hi Fol
Well, after a few days without the SDR1000 I cracked and decided to
start again from scratch...
This time I got the ready built unit, with all the latest mods, plus the
M-Audio Delta44 card. I also specified the 2M IF, but that is being
sent later, so it looks like they will expect me to fit t
Ditto! I have the creeping waveform too that I'd live to rid myself of.
-Tim
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of A.R.S. - W5AMI
Sent: Friday, September 22, 2006 12:02 PM
To: Bob McGwier
Cc: flexr
Jim,
Like Tim said, the older Delta 44 drivers work fine on XP MC2005. These are
still available on the m-audio.com website.
I believe remote desktop is available on XP MC, but I can't say for sure as
I don't have access to a PC with that OS on it.
Eric Wachsmann
FlexRadio Systems
> -Orig
On 9/22/06, Bob McGwier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> John:
>
> Could you please pass along the part number/supplier for the particular
> power supply you used? I would like to regain full use of my bench
> power supply and I have just been too busy (too lazy?) to do any research.
>
Yes! Please
The defaults have changed on quite a few things since the 1.4.5 days. For a
side by side comparison, you really would need to import the database (or
use the tool on our download page to perform a similar operation).
Eric Wachsmann
FlexRadio Systems
> -Original Message-
> From: Larry Lo
Chas,
The audio sent to MixW is sent directly from the outputs of the SDR-1000.
It will almost certainly confuse the digital mode program to have the Sub RX
turned on while operating digital modes. Instead, you probably would want
to just use a wider filter and let the digital mode program decode
The previous D44 drivers did not have any problems loading on any
variant of XP (or Win2003 either). The new drivers do.
The older drivers work just fine.
-Tim
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I have a SDR-1000 that I bought at Dayton and frankly I have been
disappointed in it's performance, I have all these signals specially
in the lower bands that are wondering around and changing frequency
on me, they are at least +20 dB above the noise floor. On my radio
the broad carriers never
John:
Could you please pass along the part number/supplier for the particular
power supply you used? I would like to regain full use of my bench
power supply and I have just been too busy (too lazy?) to do any research.
Bob
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Hi Folks,
>
>I just wanted to let you kn
John, can you be a bit more specific as to what you did and what you used to
do this. My unit seems to have more than its share of these "carriers".
What about 10 meters? Any improvement there?
Many thanks
Stan
AH6JR
On Friday 22 September 2006 05:06 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi Folks,
>
It works the same way it did with other cards...with the exception that you
can cut the latency in half once again when using the 192kHz mode. So if
you used to run the Delta 44 or FireBox at 96kHz with 512 buffers, using the
FA-66 at 192kHz with 512 audio buffers will yield roughly half the laten
Am a wanabe SDR owner with a query about compatibility of my shack PC. I
have an HP 1510 Media center PC which runs XP Media Center 2005 as the OS.
Somewhere on the reflector I think I saw that the M-audio delta 44 only
works with XP SP2 and NOT with Media Center 2005.
Can anybody confirm or deny
Small correction to our original post...
"When using the 192KHz sampling rate, 80 kHz of spectrum can be shown
in the default 1x zoom Panadapter display (and more when zoomed out)."
Eric Wachsmann
FlexRadio Systems
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Crit, I'm sure you probably have already done this, but re-check your
cables to make absolute certain they are plugged into the proper jacks
both on the Delta 44 and the back of the sdr. I had some odd problems
some time ago due to bad connections in the jacks. I wiped them all
down and re-seated
Hi Folks,
I just wanted to let you know about a modification I made to my
radio. DC1 is a switch mode converter that provides +/- 15 volts
for the instrumentation amplifiers IC6/7 on receive that interface
the QSD to the sound card.
The DC/DC converter's internal oscillator free runs at ~120
Well, things are "improving" and staying the same.
Setup: Athlon AMD 64x2 w/ 2 gig memory, XP os system; Delta 44 soundcard;
parallel port; 1.6.2 software; mode = CW; keying direct to SDR box.
Well, got the parallel card to work by using DF00 in the LPT address (did not
know you could type in t
After seeing a number of comments on the reflector, I determined my
reply
to this issue had to be on the reflector.
The answer is an emphatic YES. Is the radio reliable? Absolutely! I
come in
every morning and turn the radio on and sometimes it stays on for 24 hours
or more. I wo
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Hi Bob,
I'll keep you in the loop, it is 8kHz, not 800kHz :-)
Simon Brown
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> Simon:
>
> Name ANY card you can think of that supports 800 kHz.
>
> Did you m
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Name ANY card you can think of that supports 800 kHz.
Did you mean to say 8 kHz or is something sending the wrong thing to the
VAC?
I am presuming that the person is not using VAC 4.03 or later. We need
to know more.
Bob
N4HY
Simon Brown (HB9DRV) wrote:
> Hi,
>
> A user of my soft
Oh, the good ol' days 20 years ago when you spent hours looking for free
IRQs and changing jumpers on Western Digital Ethernet cards to change
the IO address space (I think 0xD000 might work) and then to learn that
the Novell IPX.com driver for your card doesn't have an option for
0xD00. OK, let's
I agree with you guys, the Flex is something else. I do use my other
rigs for antenna tune up but thats about it. I got this thing at Dayton
this spring and it has been a blast, its not exactly plug and play but
when you get it going--! I feel blind with out the display anymore. W8XO
Charles Gr
On 9/22/06, Larry Loen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> For future reference, I believe this will be found to be incorrect these
> days. Or, frequently so.
>
> As far as I can tell, when you plug in a parallel port through PCI,
> Windows XP normally assigns it to LPT3. Those of us who grew up on DO
A.R.S. - W5AMI wrote:
>I think if you can get the parallel port working properly, your
>problems will go away. If your new port is LPT3, the address needs to
>be 3BC, not 378. Change that in PowerSDR before turning on the rig.
>You might even change it, exit PowerSDR, then start it back up. Als
work.
> >
> >
> >Okay folks, what am I doing wrong.
> >Tech support says send the rig in again ... I am afraid they will prove
> >the hardware is okay (again).
> >I would rather have you point out my error and get me back on the a
J. Crit Harley, MD, C.Ht. wrote:
>2. The parallel port connection is not working at all. Some setting
>must be wrong.
>
>* I did connect up my printer and it printed a perfect test page.
>* Computer says my printer is on LPT3and the I/O are DF00, DF07
> and DE00, DE07.
I've had my SDR-1000 since about April of this year. It is the only
radio I have online at this time. I've owned a lot of radios from
different time periods. 1937 thru the present, including things from
broadcast transmitters to new solid state equipment. Much of this I
still have, and I do pla
>
>
>Okay folks, what am I doing wrong.
>Tech support says send the rig in again ... I am afraid they will prove
>the hardware is okay (again).
>I would rather have you point out my error and get me back on the air.
>I really like my Corsair for CW but the SDR
Hi,
A user of my software is getting the error "Error starting soundcard Virtual
Cable 1 In: Card doesn't support 16bit,
800kHz, Mono format" when using the VAC.
Any chance of a pointer to VAC and the supported modes?
Simon Brown
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hah! Should read 8,000Hz.
Simon Brown
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From: "Simon Brown (HB9DRV)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Hi,
>
> A user of my software is getting the error "Error starting soundcard
> Virtual Cable 1 In: Card doesn'
000 is one sweet machine.
73/Crit/K4BXN
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