When you look at the VAC control panel, you should have two lines
configured. One is how the Flex receives the audio from the PC and one
is how it transmits the audio to the PC. They are both configured
identically to each other. They aren't separate VAC's they are "Line 1
and Line 2". Go into
My Inquiry:
My FLEX-1500 Phase 2 display is displaced outside the center circle to
the lower
right quadrant and the ADC-L and ADC-R readings show a 4 dB difference.
However, the FLEX-3000 Phase 2 display is properly centered with only a 1
dB difference between the ADC-L and ADC-R readings.
The F
Do not change the DPI settings (font size) or PowerSDR will not display
correctly.
There is a "classic" Control Panel view that looks like XP
Tim Ellison
On 4/13/2013 8:12 PM, Bill Tynan wrote:
I have been using a Dual core Dell with XP since I got my 5K. Some computer
issues involving VAC ha
In the upper right corner of the control panel, choose "View by" and select
"Large icons.".
On Sat, Apr 13, 2013 at 8:12 PM, Bill Tynan wrote:
> I have been using a Dual core Dell with XP since I got my 5K. Some
> computer issues involving VAC have caused me to start looking at a new
> compute
I have been using a Dual core Dell with XP since I got my 5K. Some computer
issues involving VAC have caused me to start looking at a new computer. A
friend loaned me machine he built with an AMD 4 core processer and, of course,
Windows 7.
First, I hate the Windows 7 Control Panel. The type is
I have a couple of problems with running WSJT on the transmit side which the
experts may be able to help. I have a Flex1500 which on 50 MHz drives a
Mirage 1016 amplifier to a useful 100 watts output.. The latter is keyed via
a small relay connected to the Flexwire socket. My computer is a Compa
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