Eric:
I think you are right about the reason for the multiple connection
sounds: yesterday inadvertently I did a right-click on the "Safely
remove hardware" icon instead of a left-click, and when I told it to
disconnect the Flex-5000 it informed me that it was going to disconnect
Flex-5000, Fl
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> radio.biz] On Behalf Of Alan NV8A
> Sent: Sunday, October 28, 2007 5:25 PM
> To: Flex Group
> Subject: Re: [Flexradio] How many "dings" when the FLEX-5000 connects?
>
> Neal:
>
> I may well turn off the system sounds later, but at present I am
>
As Lilly Tomlin would say.. "one ringy dingy...two ringy dingies..." :-)
-Tim
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Sent: Sunday, October 28, 2007 6:25 PM
To: Flex Group
Subject: Re: [Flexradio] How many "dings"
Neal:
I may well turn off the system sounds later, but at present I am
thinking that they serve as a simple diagnostic indicator. There surely
must be some reason why I hear multiple "dings", or even a sequence of
"dings" that suggests that something had connected, disconnected,
reconnected. D
Alan
I followed the advice on one of the KB articles on streamlining XP by
turning off all system sounds, so I do not have any dings!
Otherwise, I am a dingbat!
Neal Campbell K3NC
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On 10/28/07 02:39 pm Peter G. Viscarola wrote:
>> Now I get *three* low-high "dings" when I turn on the rig. So far I
>> haven't experienced a spontaneous disconnect, but I am wondering what
> is
>> the "normal" number of "dings" when the rig connects.
> I hate those darn "dings."
>
> As you pro
>
>Now I get *three* low-high "dings" when I turn on the rig. So far I
>haven't experienced a spontaneous disconnect, but I am wondering what
is
>the "normal" number of "dings" when the rig connects.
>
I hate those darn "dings."
As you probably already know, each "ding" represents a single device
When I first got my FLEX-5000, I would get two low-high "dings" when I
powered the rig up (with the PC and WinXP Home already running).
I then upgraded the firmware to 0.1.2.2 and heard four "dings" when I
powered up the rig: low-high, low-high, pause, high-low, low-high (as
though something wa
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