I have been successfully using HotWheels this weekend while playing in
the SARTG RTTY contest with RCKLog and it has worked really well. The
only negative, in fact, is that it relies on the scroll lock key being
depressed which suspends Synergy from doing its virtual keyboard/mouse
switching betwee
Philip Covington wrote:
> Good idea. This can also be done in the same computer if you have
> some extra PCI slots or PCIe slots. An extra serial port card is
> cheap ($12) as well as an extra cheapy sound card (or your on-board
> sound card). The serial ports need to be hooked together with a
At 11:35 AM 8/18/2007, Peter G. Viscarola wrote:
> >
> >For digital modes, I am now using two separate computers: ...
> >
>
>...The downside of this approach is that it requires converting the audio
>data from digital format to analog and back to digital again... and all
>the re-sampling and potent
At 12:51 PM 8/18/2007, you wrote:
Jerry, I also have 2 computers, ... How did you connect the 2
computers to each other? Can you send me a wiring "roadmap"? I am
using a Rigblaster Plus interface in my current digital
system. Would I still have to use it if I used the 2 computer system?
Ju
On 8/18/07, Jerry Flanders <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Yes - I did this as an interim step to avoid the VAC hiccups, using
> hardware audio cables from my D-44 to my on-board sound card, all
> within the same computer. I used VCOM for CAT. BTW, VCOM worked
> perfectly for me. I had plenty of hard
At 11:15 AM 8/18/2007, Philip Covington wrote:
>On 8/18/07, Jerry Flanders <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Those with sufficient desk space may want to consider one hardware
> > alternative to the "problems" being discussed re VCOM:
> >
> > For digital modes, I am now using two separate computers: O
>
>For digital modes, I am now using two separate computers: One
>dedicated to running the SDR-1000 (only) and a second running the
>digital program. Only two audio cables and a null modem adapter was
>needed to set this up. I have full CAT control, etc. It was far
>easier than configuring VAC and
On 8/18/07, Jerry Flanders <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Those with sufficient desk space may want to consider one hardware
> alternative to the "problems" being discussed re VCOM:
>
> For digital modes, I am now using two separate computers: One
> dedicated to running the SDR-1000 (only) and a seco
Those with sufficient desk space may want to consider one hardware
alternative to the "problems" being discussed re VCOM:
For digital modes, I am now using two separate computers: One
dedicated to running the SDR-1000 (only) and a second running the
digital program. Only two audio cables and a
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