Works well with XP too Tim.
On Sun, 05 Apr 2009 23:39 -0400, "Tim Ellison"
wrote:
> One other thing I forgot to include.
>
> With the current beta version of driver, the DPC checked doesn't work
> under Vista. The bug has been reported. You should use DPCLAT for Vista
> x86 and x64 if you want
Yes, it does.
-Tim
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From: k4...@fastmail.fm [mailto:k4...@fastmail.fm]
Sent: Monday, April 06, 2009 7:39 AM
To: Tim Ellison; Joe Fisher; 'FlexRadio Reflector'
Subject: Re: [Flexradio] DPC Checker
Works well with XP too Tim.
On Sun, 05 Apr 2009 23:39 -0400, "Tim Elli
I think we need a user fillable form if there is any hope of comparing systems.
If I had any idea how to do that...I would. But way out of my league.
I prepared the email and I 'think' it didn't go out due to that General Use
Computer POC Vista Mail crashed so I ended up redoing this one. Hope
To my system description
Dell XPSGEN5
Circuit board is 0GC068
Bus 800mhz
16k primary memory cache
2048 k of secondary cache
actually would have been simpler just to post the Belarc Advisor Profile. duh!
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Thanks for all the info and you are probably right, I will work on a
form to fill in the info online!
Neal Campbell
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On Mon, Apr 6, 2009 at 10:25 AM, FireBrick wrote:
> I think we
All Flexers,
Looking for the RX2 receiver unit for a Flex-5000.
Mabe you have one you are not using or know of someone
that has one they will part with.
Thanks Owen KB5XE
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Got it, thanks for the info. I am working on the web page/form
currently so hopefully by tomorrow I can publish the link to the list!
Neal Campbell
Abroham Neal Software
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www.abrohamnealsoftware.com
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On Mon, Apr 6, 2009 at 10:55 AM
>Since I think we could do a service to future Flex buyers by getting
them "over the hump" quickly with computer setups, I was wondering
what your computer setup is, and how it performs.
1. Brand/model is it? HOMEBREW
Intel Based processor and Motherboard
2. How much memory does it have?
Jim,
Do you know what model of motherboard you are using?
Thanks
Neal Campbell
Abroham Neal Software
Programming Services for Windows, OS X and Linux
www.abrohamnealsoftware.com
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On Mon, Apr 6, 2009 at 4:52 PM, Jim KJ7S wrote:
>>Since I think we could do a service to future Fl
I have seen references to this patch but if I look it up it says it applies
to XP SP2. It also seems to talk about 1394b configuration. I am using XP SP3
and as I understand FLEX uses 1394a configuration. Am I missing something?
Thanks for reading.
All the best,
Calder (Cal) Latham
If your system is working well (and it seems to be) you do not need
it. The patch was a stability patch I believe so it was needed if
things did not work, rather than making things work better.
]
Neal Campbell
Abroham Neal Software
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www.abrohamnealsof
There are several reference to this patch because Misro$oft keeps breaking
1394b over and over again. XP does not support the full speed of 1394b (800
Mb/s), the best it can do is 400. Microsquish keeps breaking (repeatedly) it
so that 1394b only runs at 100 Mb/s.
In XP SP2, they broke 1394a
I just wanted to run this by the group. You are in a contest and
calling cq. Many operators don't call you on your frequency.
Just like the second right click brings up red cross hairs to click tune
the second receiver, wouldn't it be nice to have an additional right
click say bring up green c
While hearing outstanding audio from many on the 5000, they're those of us
who are experiencing some very real audio degradation issues from
something.. perhaps R.F. I work several people daily who have the same
issues on the 5000 and all of us seem to get a "head in the sand"
response when ask
Hi Jim,
Yes, perhaps a complex EMC problem. I did(and still do) many EMI
investigations on my Flex 5000C (eham /my qrz.com) mostly around CW issues.
My general rule is any radio that is EMC ok on the inside, but allows
penetrations of un/shielded cables ( not 360 degree terminated shield on the
o
My audio problems went away when I got a newer and faster computer.
Up till then I had been having intermittant problems..sometimes good but
mostly "a little off"
Just my 2 cents worth,
Rgds,
Dave
On Tue, Apr 7, 2009 at 11:10 AM, Andy Diethard Hansen wrote:
> Hi Jim,
>
> Yes, perhaps a complex EM
What is your sampling rate / buffer settings? If it is 192 KHz @ 2048 buffers
change it to 96 KHz @ 2048 and make sure the Firewire driver is set exactly
that way too (along with being in SafeMode 1).
Sounds like Firewire performance and not RF from the way you have described it.
-Tim
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