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On 4/16/07, Jim Lux [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Quick question:
Q40:Q40. Will the FLEX-5000's low-pass filters prevent authorized
operation outside of the amateur bands?
A. The filters are optimized for the amateur bands but will operate
over the entire HF spectrum. We lock transmitter TR relay
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At 10:28 AM 4/16/2007, Philip Covington wrote:
O
This does not sound like good news. It sounds as if certain features
of the hardware will be controlled by firmware and without the source
code to the firmware, you will not be able to make changes to the
operation of the radio (those that the
I am wondering if there is some problem with USB that precludes its use
here?
A few months ago I went thru the same exercise re: 1394 , and in
looking at canned alternatives, I was sort of informed by TI that
firewire was going away (I don't see evidence of this yet) and that USB
was the way
On 4/16/07, Jim Lux [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 10:28 AM 4/16/2007, Philip Covington wrote:
O
This does not sound like good news. It sounds as if certain features
of the hardware will be controlled by firmware and without the source
code to the firmware, you will not be able to make
be exempt, but the models with embedded controllers are likely to be
prohibited from using GPL software.
73
Frank
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On 4/16/07, Frank Brickle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Let's hope that this is just a miscommunication and there is no
firmware to restrict things like frequency coverage. Maybe the FAQ
writer was referring the the PowerSDR software when he mentioned the
lock out.
Either way, it's a
At 11:35 AM 4/16/2007, Jim McLester wrote:
I am wondering if there is some problem with USB that precludes its use
here?
A few months ago I went thru the same exercise re: 1394 , and in
looking at canned alternatives, I was sort of informed by TI that
firewire was going away (I don't see
At 11:50 AM 4/16/2007, Frank Brickle wrote:
Let's hope that this is just a miscommunication and there is no
firmware to restrict things like frequency coverage. Maybe the FAQ
writer was referring the the PowerSDR software when he mentioned the
lock out.
Either way, it's a little more
Hi,
this may be nit picking, but ...
A. The filters are optimized for the amateur bands but will operate
over the entire HF spectrum. We lock transmitter TR relay in
firmware and require a valid license to receive a key to operate
outside of ITU recognized bandplans.
1) With the open
Hi Phil,
you assume of course, that there is more firmware than just a
controller for the firewire. I made the sloppy assumption that the
firmware is the console, which is open source.
vy 73 de toby
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Just testing SDR-X svn 1143 and it stops loading when at 4 seconds to
complete. I use Win 2k and up to svn 1139 it loaded without any problem.
Does anybody noticed this problem?
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On 4/16/07, Toby Deinhardt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Phil,
you assume of course, that there is more firmware than just a
controller for the firewire. I made the sloppy assumption that the
firmware is the console, which is open source.
vy 73 de toby
Yes, of course. I am assuming that
At 03:02 PM 4/16/2007, Philip Covington wrote:
If the radio's operation is locked in firmware and the firmware is
closed source then it does mean something. Unless you reverse
engineer the firmware you are out of luck unless Flex decides you are
worthy of a firmware update to unlock the radio.
Hi
I am looking for the older versions of the software SDRConsole
in Visual Basic, anyone know where I could find this?
Also I would like to browse the first forum that had lots of info
on the first version of the SDR-1000, which I got, but I can not
find it!'the forum that is,not the
Jim Lux said the following on 04/16/2007 06:23 PM:
I'm sure the flex folk have been furiously formulating a response to
all of our speculation, little realizing what a firestorm an offhand
FAQ might trigger.
I just throw some more gasoline on the fire, out of sheer
cussedness... reverse
Gentlemen,
Flex has'nt even introduced the NEW 5000 but yet everybody seems to be ripping
it to SHREDDS!!!
WHY???
I'm a potential FLEXIE and we really think that from the stand point of
NOISE-SUPPRESSION like
in my crappy/noisey enviroment that this particular rig will be a GAWD-SEND!!!
So
Go to the web site and open the Support drop down menu. Select
Downloads.
Set the filters to PowerSDR and Software:FlexRadio and click on search.
All of the previous software will be listed.
-Tim
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On Mon, 16 Apr 2007 18:39:02 -0400, you wrote:
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Hi Tim
I might be missing something here,
I am looking for the Visual Basic Soft Ware
'SDRConsole not 'PowerSDR'
But I have been where you suggested
and found PowerSDR!
Thanks for your help, hope the old stuff
is not
On 4/16/07, jim davis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Gentlemen,
Flex has'nt even introduced the NEW 5000 but yet everybody seems to be
ripping it to SHREDDS!!!
WHY???
I'm a potential FLEXIE and we really think that from the stand point of
NOISE-SUPPRESSION like
in my crappy/noisey enviroment
I really don't believe firewire is going away. Not only is it THE
standard for video transfers from cameras to non-linear editors (consumer to
broadcast, DV to HD), it is also planned to be one standard for connecting
set-top-boxes to HDTV sets. Unfortunately, there is a move to include DRM
in
I look through the archives I have access to and can not find it. Maybe
Eric knows where the old VB source code is located
-Tim, W4TME
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From: Bruce K3CMZ [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, April 16, 2007 6:53 PM
To: Tim Ellison
Cc: flexradio@flex-radio.biz
GPL v3 is trumped by federal law as determined by the communications
hegemony on 1919 M STREET N.W. The Flex 5000 will be required to submit
for several certifications and will require FLEX to have certain locks
on its hardware to meet certain certifications. This will get even
worse when
Original Message
Flex has'nt even introduced the NEW 5000 but yet everybody seems to
be ripping it to SHREDDS!!!
WHY???
Possibly because some of us bought into the original dream. Followed
it by spending our money on the original hardware, suffered the PA
failures and paid for
Ignacio,
I had the same problem. On svn-x 1143 the loading would freeze at about 4
seconds to complete. Previous SVN-X's loaded ok. I even renamed
PowerSDR.mdb, which in previous loading problems usually took care of it.
I finally deleted all files in the SVN-X folder and started over. I
very
quickly, so, enough.
73
Frank
AB2KT
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N3WT wrote:
Ignacio,
I had the same problem. On svn-x 1143 the loading would freeze at about 4
seconds to complete. Previous SVN-X's loaded ok. I even renamed
PowerSDR.mdb, which in previous loading problems usually took care of it.
I finally deleted all files in the SVN-X folder and
Bob,
Don't give up. There are those of us out here that love the radio. I
can't say that I am not distressed to see the bickering but I just had
several very nice QSO's with my Flex today . It's a great product! It
has refreshed my interest in the hobby which is beyond the price of the
radio
At 04:42 PM 4/16/2007, Robert McGwier wrote:
GPL v3 is trumped by federal law as determined by the communications
hegemony on 1919 M STREET N.W. The Flex 5000 will be required to submit
for several certifications and will require FLEX to have certain locks
on its hardware to meet certain
You must be reading a different mailing list from the one I've been
reading. I've seen discussions but no bickering -- unless I classify the
protests about the discussions bickering.
73
Alan NV8A
(not yet an owner of any SDR)
On 04/16/07 08:51 pm Bob Maser wrote:
I'm tired of all this
You know there is a way to stop the emails from being forwarded to
you and still be subscribed to the yahoo group. I have done this in
other groups when there are too many discussions about one subject.
I would think that you would like to continue to be a member of this
group and just log in
And there many, many satisfied flex owners (like me) out there that read all
this and don't post. We just sit back and enjoy the show.
Tony W7GO
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I thought the choice of 1394 was odd, as well.
I know several vendors that have been trying to MAKE Firewire go away,
and who WISH it would go away, even going so far as to threaten dropping
support for it. Do you see 1394 ship in box in many PCs or laptops?
Not so much. Heck, even the IPod
We searched the world for a USB solution that could do isochronous 192 KHz
transfers of 24/32-bits with 16 input and 16 outputs or 8 inputs and 8
outputs. It doesn't exist unless I missed something. I even talked with
vendors who supply both types of controllers and they told me that above 2
in
Marty,
Referring to your statement, I am a new owner of an SDR-1000 and find
that either Flex has some sort of brilliant marketing scheme (that I
can't figure out) or have made a huge mistake in notifying the masses
before the product is ready. I have a few comments I'd like to share.
There is
Well, thank you Gerald. To paraphrase: Looked at using USB, and it
couldn't meet the throughput requirements.
Sounds like just about the best possible reason to me,
de Peter K1PGV
P.S. I just need to nit-pick a bit (it's the engineer in me). You
wrote:
Bottom line, 1394 was designed for
Almost every laptop I have looked at in the last year has a firewire
connector. Many desktops as well. It is the future (for now).
Some vendors may wish firewire would go away, but many PC users with that
Apple would go away. To be fair, many Apple users wish that PCs would go
away. I wish I
Peter:
I get to differ back.
Forget Flex radio for a minute. Look at pro audio cards. IF USB
could support these multiple channel devices doing isochronous
communications and guarantee in order and on time delivery of the
packets, there would be professional audio cards everywhere since,
At 07:09 PM 4/16/2007, Tim Ellison wrote:
Based on questions asked today on the Reflector, questions Q43, Q44 and
Q45 have been added.
You can review the FLEX-5000 FAQ using this URL:
http://kb.flex-radio.com/article.aspx?id=10374
Precisely why Flex is great!!! Ask, and you shall receive
On 4/16/07, Robert McGwier [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On the other hand, all of the high end sound card manufacturers deliver
PCI and Firewire. There is a statement in all of this somewhere. These
hard headed business types do not make these decisions lightly.
The real motivator here is
At 08:49 PM 4/16/2007, Robert McGwier wrote:
Peter:
On the other hand, all of the high end sound card manufacturers deliver
PCI and Firewire. There is a statement in all of this somewhere. These
hard headed business types do not make these decisions lightly.
To a certain extent that is due to
Bruce,
I still have some of the SDR Console stuff on file here.. SDR
Version 1.6.1 and source, if this helps.
73,
Dudley
WA5QPZ
At 05:26 PM 4/16/2007, Bruce K3CMZ wrote:
Hi
I am looking for the older versions of the software SDRConsole
in Visual Basic, anyone know where I could find
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