Hi Jim
The current version is 4.06.
73
José F5JD
Charles Greene a écrit :
> Jim,
>
> I had that problem with 4.05 too. The only solution is to contact
> Eugene Muzychenko at:
> http://software.muzychenko.net/eng/vac.html
>
> I did this and Eugene gave me a procedure for removing the old
> ver
It would be easy to turn the power off from PowerSDR but impossible to turn
it on. As Tim states, the FireWire controller in the radio requires power
in order to talk to the PC.
Gerald
Gerald Youngblood, K5SDR
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Jim,
I had that problem with 4.05 too. The only solution is to contact
Eugene Muzychenko at:
http://software.muzychenko.net/eng/vac.html
I did this and Eugene gave me a procedure for removing the old
version and reinstalling 4.05.
73, Chas
At 06:09 PM 6/16/2007, you wrote:
> I hate
Well, I have done all I know to do short of using regedit, which I
have done before. I guess I will have a look, but do not expect to
find anything pertaining to VAC there. Normally products using the
registry will show up in the ADD/REMOVE program utility in control
panel. I suspec
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At 05:09 PM 6/16/2007, you wrote:
> I hate it when this happens. I attempted an un-install of 3.12 in
>preparation of installing 4.05. The un-install did not go well. 4.05
>will not install. AND any attempt to re-install 3.12 also fails. The
>error message says VAC is already present, so th
I hate it when this happens. I attempted an un-install of 3.12 in
preparation of installing 4.05. The un-install did not go well. 4.05
will not install. AND any attempt to re-install 3.12 also fails. The
error message says VAC is already present, so there apparently is a
file somewh
e want to make a recommendation for a particular mfg. or kit,
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At 01:48 PM 6/16/2007, Tim Ellison wrote:
>I am looking for some advice on LNA VHF preamps from the VHF+ gurus that
>subscribe to the list. I am not an EE nor do I even try to play one on
>TV and I certainly didn't stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night, so I
>am looking for some education on th
At 09:04 AM 6/16/2007, Ned Johnson wrote:
>to limit access to the equipment? In the not-so-old days this meant
>physical access. Now it ought to extend to network access as well.
>Please, no passwords, usernames etc. An OFF/ON switch is fine.
>
>Ned K1NJ
Just an on/off switch? Absolutely not..
Tim Ellison said the following on 06/16/2007 04:48 PM:
> One mfg. claims that the new "very low noise" dual gate MOS FETs have a
> better noise figure than the GaAs FETs. I have always heard that the
> GaAs FETs were the way to go for the best noise figure, so I am confused
> from the marketing h
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At 10:14 AM 6/16/2007, you wrote:
>I hear we can ship the mercury to China for disposal :-)
>
>
>-Tim
But I also heard they will return it back in the dog food and toothpaste.
Cecil
K5NWA
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"Blessed are the cracked, for they shall let in the l
>I did go into my sdr1000 and add a relay that switches the "Main Power"
to the PA and Auto Tuner on when using the power sdr "standby" button. I
do use the original power button to power up the stack assembly to
standby. I installed an led that lets you know when "main" power is on. I
just did thi
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I need a Y to fit the x2 socket to feed two devices.
I can find dsub Y adapters for monitors, but they are missing pins.
My eyes are too old for soldering those small pins unless I have to.
I've searched the web and only find the 2 monitor type Y connectors.
Anyone ???
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The FLEX-5000 does just such a thing, though the message is somewhat more
encouraging (and helpful). ;)
Eric Wachsmann
FlexRadio Systems
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At 07:46 AM 6/16/2007, Jerry Flanders wrote:
>Sort of like saying your TV has to be on in order for the remote to
>power it up, huh? Think about it...
>
>Jerry W4UK
The TV is on, so the remote control receiver can receive the commands
to turn on the HV, etc. (or at least, part of it is on).
Jim
At 06:57 AM 6/16/2007, Jerry Flanders wrote:
>I was a little surprised that Gerald didn't design the new 5000 radio
>to turn power on/off remotely by the PowerSDR ON button. Would have
>made it easier to remote it. Maybe in the Flex-6000 4 years from now?
Re the 5000..
A remote control command t
Actually, a small part of it is on - constantly. This is how almost
ALL modern gadgets work, some at micropower levels so the battery
lasts. Any gadget that turns on/off by pressing a soft button is
doing this. When I think about the Flex-5000 and it's total
dependence on software for normal op
Answers inline below.
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> And I have a couple of
Addendum: four more remote TCP/IP power switches
https://ssl4.westserver.net/controlbyweb.com/order.shtml
http://www.achatz.nl/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=39&osCsid=607e5805281bd3f5ff4458f77275821e
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http://home.cogeco.ca/~hduff/EIO_Main.htm
http://www.surpluscomputers.com/store/main.a
But your TV IS on when you power it up with the remote. It is sitting
in standby mode - drawing current.
-Tim
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Here are a couple examples of TCP/IP controlled power switches. I have
been looking for a homebrew example or something less expensive:
Remote TCP/IP Power Switch
http://www.controlbyweb.com/webswitch/index.html
http://www.surpluscomputers.com/store/main.aspx?p=ItemDetail&item=TOL10273
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Sort of like saying your TV has to be on in order for the remote to
power it up, huh? Think about it...
Jerry W4UK
At 10:22 AM 6/16/2007, you wrote:
>The problem is that the FLEX-5000 has to be on to control it since the
>control cable is Firewire. When the power is off, the device (radio)
>doe
At 08:53 AM 6/16/2007, you wrote:
>We have all done it. Me included. The incredibly low noise floor on
>the Panadapter is what gives it away for me. I have just gotten into
>the habit of leaving it turned on. It has better frequency stability
>that way since it is already warmed up. To offset
Even the Extras among us get used to using only one switch to turn a
radio on/off. The "official" way to startup a SDR-1000 requires a 3
step process. Ref: p. 130 SDR-1000 Operating Manual V 1.8.
Jerry W4UK
At 09:53 AM 6/16/2007, Tim Ellison wrote:
>I believe the assumption here is that if you
The problem is that the FLEX-5000 has to be on to control it since the
control cable is Firewire. When the power is off, the device (radio)
does not exist as far as Windows is concerned.
There are other (and better) ways to turn power on and off remotely
using TCP/IP
-Tim
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I was a little surprised that Gerald didn't design the new 5000 radio
to turn power on/off remotely by the PowerSDR ON button. Would have
made it easier to remote it. Maybe in the Flex-6000 4 years from now?
Jerry W4UK
At 08:02 AM 6/16/2007, n3evl wrote:
>Haha!
>
>Yes, I admit to having done th
I believe the assumption here is that if you were bright enough to pass
a General class ham radio license you can master turning on the power
:-)
We have all done it. Me included. The incredibly low noise floor on
the Panadapter is what gives it away for me. I have just gotten into
the habit of
I for one can attest that I have done the same, more than once, but I
attributed my sin to "SENIOR MOMENTS".
Jim, W4ATK
On Jun 16, 2007, at 6:28 AM, FireBrick wrote:
> I've posted this to the Feature Request page.
> Anyone else do a stupid thing like this? Or am I the only
> technological
> cr
Amen!
Message should read:
"How do you expect me to work without being fed?"
or " Are you dumb enough to think you can get power out without power in"
or maybe even "Change the batteries, stupid!"
Jim - W4YXU
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Haha!
Yes, I admit to having done this in the past.
Pete, N3EVL
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> I've posted this to the Feature Request page.
David,
I'm not a practicing engineer, but I always thought Noise
power=10*log BW. So the noise power in a 10hz filter was 10 times
that in a 1Hz reference. Tell me what I am thinking of.
Chas, W1CG
At 03:05 PM 6/15/2007, Dave Haupt wrote:
>You're getting very close to instrumentation norms
I've posted this to the Feature Request page.
Anyone else do a stupid thing like this? Or am I the only technological
cretin in the group?
This morning, I started PWSDR and could not figure out why I had no power
out.
Duh!. I had not flipped the Power switch on the Flex radio.
Can the PWSDR so
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