As I sit here looking at the Flex 3000 ad in QST, I am sure there are a lot
of people who recently bought Flex 3Ks who are asking themselves Didn't
Flex Radio Systems think about this before they introduced a radio designed
specifically to work with laptop computers? Or, are the comments below
On Sun, Jul 12, 2009 at 4:05 PM, Frank Karnauskas N1UWn...@gokarns.com wrote:
As I sit here looking at the Flex 3000 ad in QST, I am sure there are a lot
of people who recently bought Flex 3Ks who are asking themselves Didn't
Flex Radio Systems think about this before they introduced a radio
On Fri, Jul 10, 2009 at 9:36 PM, Mark Lundaymlun...@nc.rr.com wrote:
Thanks, Tim.
I installed the DPCLAT tool. I am seeing consistent 1000 micro-sec latency
on the DPCLAT tool. Oh, there are a few drops to 500 microseconds, and a
few spikes of 16000 microseconds or greater.
Way too high.
US is the wrong sobriquet for this problem. Flex and TC are in the
process of checkout and certification of a fixed collection of firewire
cards, assets. But here is my BO for the day, no matter how much it stinks:
Bob's Opinions (BO)
NEVER EVER use a laptop for real time embedded
Humm. That is interesting. So you installed a RICOH driver for the 1394
host controlled rather than using the generic driver provided by Microsoft.
Is this controller by change a combo 1394a and b card?
BTW, 1000 microseconds is about the max. You can usually recover from an
That's interesting Dudley. I bought a Belkin SOHO
F1DS104J four-way K V M last year and I haven't
noticed problems.
The only thing I do is make sure that when I'm booting
a PC, that it is selected. If I don't, sometimes the
video resolution or aspect will be different from power
down.
I'm
Bob
This is TERRIFIC information. Given the low cost of desktops these days, I
could have saved myself the pain by just getting one instead of trying to
make this laptop work properly.
Keep up the GREAT work at Flex!
Mark Lunday
WD4ELG
wd4...@arrl.net
http://wd4elg.net
The high end ones are getting better at maintaining state. The BlackBox
ServSwitch one I use (which has dual monitor ports for 4 PCs) continues to
emulate a keyboard and mouse connection all the time so the computer thinks it
has them connected. It also has buffering to prevent surges when
OK, it's Friday, I have been doing computer work all week. Maybe I need a
break, because I am out of patience. I realized something tonight: SDR
1.18.1 is a VERY stable product. You guys and gals over at Flex are amazing
people. You must have infinite patience. I see now that your time is not
Have you tried resetting the database. With all your crashes, it could be
corrupted.
WSJT will change around the soundcard device numbers when soundcards are
re-recognized. It is one of the most difficult soundcard programs to get setup
and working right.
I highly recommend that you start
Mark,
KWM switches can be big problems and none of the HW manufacturers will
guarantee PC operation through a KWM switch, (unless you are running
Server HW) the switching of the keyboard and mouse will throw the OS
into a tailspin at times..
I agree with Tim, start with a simpler
Thanks, Tim.
I installed the DPCLAT tool. I am seeing consistent 1000 micro-sec latency
on the DPCLAT tool. Oh, there are a few drops to 500 microseconds, and a
few spikes of 16000 microseconds or greater.
I have disabled everything I can think of in the Device manager, without
impairing the
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