Tonight, once again, the radio wasn't recognized after powering it up.
However, this time I went into the device manager and simply did a
disable of the 1394 host controller and then re-enabled it (right click
options on host controller in device tree). Very quick and instantly the
radio was re
Bill,
I have seen where this would not work, windows OS was ignoring all
commands to that particular port, now if I moved to a different port or
card, the driver would be reapplied to the new port and all was happy,
but the only way to get the original port back was to either reboot or
un
exradio@flex-radio.biz
Subject: Re: [Flexradio] Win7 tip - Re: Radio fails to start/be recognized
Dudley,
I have found unplugging and plugging in the Firewire cable also works most
times. I verify this by having the FlexRadio driver program window open. I am
curious about your source o
ject: Re: [Flexradio] Win7 tip - Re: Radio fails to start/be recognized
Dudley,
I have found unplugging and plugging in the Firewire cable also works most
times. I verify this by having the FlexRadio driver program window open. I am
curious about your source of the Windows 7 device disable informat
Dudley,
I have found unplugging and plugging in the Firewire cable also works
most times. I verify this by having the FlexRadio driver program window
open. I am curious about your source of the Windows 7 device disable
information. I am wondering way a Firewire cable disconnect/connect
would
Ed,
But did you turn the radio OFF (power down) that is the key, at least
in the half a dozen that have had that issue, just leaving the radio
powered up solves the problem. Personally mine stays up 24/7. :-)
But thanks for the info.
73,
Dudley
WA5QPZ
Ed Stallman wrote:
>>>Win7 will
Subject: [Flexradio] Win7 tip - Re: Radio fails to start/be recognized
All this Win7 discussion, here is Win7 tip.
Win7 will disable a previously operational I/O device, should it be
turned off over a period of time.
Example: You have been operating your radio, all is working just
fine
Its pretty random. I power cycled the radio and PowerSDR several times
today trying to work out a "HIGH SWR" problem between my Flex-3000 and a
MFJ-993 and a balanced antenna. It included a power failure. The only
time the Flex Driver didn't load was after the power failure and a
rebooted Windows 7
>>>Win7 will disable a previously operational I/O device, should it be
turned off over a period of time.
Example: You have been operating your radio, all is working just fine,
you decide to leave it for a while, so you turn it off (stopping PSDR
first then power the radio itself down) later y
All this Win7 discussion, here is Win7 tip.
Win7 will disable a previously operational I/O device, should it be
turned off over a period of time.
Example: You have been operating your radio, all is working just
fine, you decide to leave it for a while, so you turn it off (stopping
PSD
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