I've noticed that the K6JCA branch does not seem to coincide with Eric's
SVN updates. I am still unable to perform the audio balance test in the
most recent K6JCA SVN update. I prefer to use the K6JCA branch due to the
enhanced console appearance with color and sizing. Is there a way to
To: FLEXRADIO@FLEX-RADIO.BIZ
Subject: [Flexradio] Audio balance test
I've noticed that the K6JCA branch does not seem to coincide with Eric's
SVN updates. I am still unable to perform the audio balance test in the
most recent K6JCA SVN update. I prefer to use the K6JCA branch due to the
enhanced
SDR1000 with Audio Delta 44 sound card.
Happy to report that the Audio Balance Test is working again from SVN 2047.
I had sent this problem to the bug list only a couple of days ago.
Thanks a lot to all the hard working Flex people !
73
Eddy ON5UQ.
Eric, Tim, et.al.,
Figured out the problem with the left right channels reversed. After I
got my ears cleaned out REALLY figured out what was going on, the external
speakers ARE correct. The problem only appers when I use my Heil ProSet
Plus headset, which I purchased circa 2003. My wife has
Yes, that's correct. :)
Eric Wachsmann
FlexRadio Systems
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Let me correct something in my earlier post. The tones are reversed only in
the headset
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Just flip the headphones around on your head and the test will pass :-)
Nah, no need to do that. Just sit with your back to the radio . :-)
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73
Ian, G3NRW
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Ellison [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
Just flip the headphones around on your head and the test will pass :-)
Nah, no need to do that. Just sit with your back to the radio . :-)
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73
Ian, G3NRW
who can count to 1010 on their fingers,
and those who count to 11.
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Ian, that won't work.
If that was the answer, us
Let me correct something in my earlier post. The tones are reversed only in
the headset. The external speakers are correct. Sounds like an issue with
the wiring of the front panel phone jack on my 5000A. Also, the garbled
tones I heard earlier with SVN 1917 are now pure. I don't know what
Ian, that won't work.
If that was the answer, us Yanks would have to stand on our heads to hear
'DownUnder' VK/ZL stations.
On 1/18/2008 11:34:38 AM, Ian Wade ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
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[EMAIL PROTECTED], Tim
Ellison [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
Just flip the headphones around on
Dudley,
When I run the Audio Balance Test, I have tried fully cranking up the Bose
powered speakers (connected to the back of the Flex-5000) and the headphones
plugged into the front panel Phones jack, but can't hear a thing from right
or left channel during the test. However, when using the
I am not sure if this help in your thinking, but when I do the audio
balance test, my tones seem to be coming from my speakers that are built
into the monitor. Other words it must be sending the signal to my
computer sound card nothing to do with the Flex5000.
Just thinking out loud!
Ken
Another thing to check: Is VAC enabled? I don't hear any tones
through the power speakers when the VAC button is activated, but when
it's off, the tones come through (although the left and right channels
are reversed).
Dirk W9QA
On Nov 11, 2007 1:56 PM, Ken [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am not
Criag,
That test really is for the SDR-1000, to help verify connection
between the computer sound card and the radio, Since the 5K has the
A/D chip in the box itself, all the audio to and from the radio is
via the FireWire, so if the FW is connected both sides are
there, not really
That explains it Dudley!! I think that I have had enough exercise pushing
that button! Thanks for clearing it up for me.
73,
Craig, AE7I
On Nov 11, 2007 3:13 PM, Dudley Hurry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Criag,
That test really is for the SDR-1000, to help verify connection between
the
My Flex-5000a receives fine via the speaker jack in the back and phone jack
in the front, including the MuliRX and BIN options. However, when I use the
Audio Balance Test, I can't hear any tone in either right or left
speaker. Am I doing something wrong?
Thanks,
Craig, AE7I
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Craig,
Be sure to crank you audio gain up.. In the past that test level was
too loud for some ..
73,
Dudley
WA5QPZ
At 05:35 PM 11/10/2007, Craig Sande wrote:
My Flex-5000a receives fine via the speaker jack in the back and phone jack
in the front, including the MuliRX and BIN options.
Mike
I did not dare to carry this test. To my great embarrasment, when I
click START of the audio balance test, I have the following message :
Is the SDR-1000 hardware powered off ?
Failure to turn off the hardware power could result in damage to the
unit while running this test.
Jos - F5JD
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