@OZ1CT-Ben Before you get too excited, the situation that ea3aqr describes is exceedingly rare. That is to say, his ability to move data reliably and with low latency over the internet is most unusual. Very few people enjoy that kind of performance over the internet. So, BEFORE you go any further, y...

Thetis is open source. No Thetis developer receives any remuneration from Apache, nor anyone else for that matter. Thetis is used with a growing variety of hardware platforms: Apache, Hermes Lite, Red Pitaya, TRX Duo, and probably some others I can't think of right now. The Thetis CAT interface repr...

The short answer is "No, you can't do it like the Flex."

The reasons for this and other ways to solve the problem are well discussed in the Remote Operations sub-forum:

https://community.apache-labs.com/viewforum.php?f=24

Moving this topic to that sub-forum...

Not sure my report to the Apache hosting folks had anything to do with it, but the forum seems back to normal as of 22 Dec. Anyone disagree?

w9mdb wrote:Actually a bit better if you choose PowerSDR instead of TS-2000.
I think I'll add Thetis as another choice.

It would be really great to see Thetis formally supported in hamlib

You might have misunderstood Slawomir, Laurence. The way I understood Slawomir's post is that the unbalanced mic and line inputs are working fine but that the balanced mic input is not. Maybe he'll reply and clarify. Unfortunately there have now been quite a few reports in this forum of the G2 balan...

Glad to read you found the problem. I had seen your post earlier today and was going to suggest looking at station grounding and bonding and to look for ground loops.

Good grounding practices are extra important for our radios.

I've noticed the slowdown as well, and it's been getting worse over the last couple of days.

Outstanding observation there, Richie!

I have contacted the appropriate folks and we'll see what happens.

Apache contracts out their web hosting.

Thanks,

Scott

Bryan,

Any progress on having cmASIO automatically match the buffer size of the ASIO device? The device settings should drive the train, not the other way around.

Thanks,

Scott

The estimated NF calcs are dependant on width shown in the view, fft size, detectors in use, averaging, so many other things. As an example, just zoom out, or in and see the changes. All that button does is shift the NF by a required amount to give a 0dB snr at the noise floor, it doesn't need to b...

I have been following this thread and find I am not sure what is needed to use this ASIO improvement. Would this be the proper device to use? Behringer U-Phoria UMC202HD USB Audio Interface It's $98 on Amazon. I have a Behringern 8500 balanced microphone as well as the correct cable. Plus, I have a...

rbduck wrote:
Yes.

Maybe this helps?

Ruben--you show VAC turned on and running direct to the sound interface. That means you are not using cmASIO exclusively and are effectively bypassing Voicemeeter. If you want to test cmASIO, disable VAC.

Hi Richie, When did the normalize function get added? Previously noise measurements (NPSD, PBNP and PBSNR) utilized the noise floor line that is automatically calculated and the results were within 1dB or less of being accurate. Having a user accessible "normalize" adjustment is just an op...

Please post screen shots of WSJT-X both receiving and transmitting.

1st impressions: much improved over my 7000DLE, faster, greatly improved NR (try NR2), audio is wonderful, spectrum resolution much improved. Not sure how you are achieving those results. The RF hardware, ADCs, DAC and audio CODEC are identical or effectively the same as the 7000, and the Thetis so...

There is no sidetone available on VAC (see my post above) unless you are running QSK. Those who want to fully virtualize their CW environment (audio via VAC, key/paddle plugged into PC serial port) and are not using QSK must provision an old fashioned sidetone oscillator wired in parallel with the k...

ASIO4ALL is just a wrapper around the standard WDM driver and will create more latency than the WDM driver by itself. It's kind of a joke. This is where Voicemeeter can be useful. It will allow an ASIO connection via its virtual ASIO drivers. Then you can route through Voicemeeter to any sound app o...

It's probably worth mentioning that there are now no less than three different current measurement chips in use across the 7000/Andromeda/G2 family, each with it's own scaling and calibration requirements. Unfortunately there is no way for the software (Thetis, piHPSDR, etc.) to know which one is in...

I'm running 4K resolution and cannot duplicate this problem.

Edited to add: also running 150% scaling.

I know this is a somewhat trite suggestion, but have you tried updating your video drivers?

Roger GT wrote:How good or bad are the values of the ANAN G2 100Watt?

They are essentially the same as the 7000. The 7000 (all variants), the G2, and Andromeda, all use nearly identical RF hardware designs.

The code turns off the radio if a cat based ptt/mox fails (midi uses cat functions/calls). It fails due to being out of band and then it just powers off. I checked back to March 2017 and the code is there, and like 99% of the strange things that go on in the spaghetti, there are no comments as to w...

"What problems would those be? Nobody is reporting any in the forum." Ones like these? I read through numerous problems with buffer over/underruns with the MK III here that were difficult to tame on protocol 2. https://community.apache-labs.com/viewtopic.php?f=32&t=4811&p=27680&am...

Joe-W4WT wrote:I wonder if this might solve the audio problems the 7000 DLE Mk III people are having?

What problems would those be? Nobody is reporting any in the forum.

You've got no RF coming in on RX2, so there's nothing to hear.

Check your RX2 RF path. Which ADC do you use for RX2? What port on the back do you use to feed RX2?

Also worth mentioning that it only works with 64 buffersize in the asio driver (also thanks to Richie for this info) 73 Ernst Oh wow. So I just got lucky. I just happened to have Int32 and buffer size 64 set in my Presonus/Voicemeeter config. I would have been very frustrated otherwise! ASIO buffer...

There's probably at least a dozen things that might have changed.

My guess is that it is related to transmit profiles, but you have not posted nearly enough info for anyone to do anything but guess.

I thought I'd give this a try and it worked straight away using my UMC2020. No problems noted. My only question is what the purpose of this is? Is it simply to eliminate having to use VAC to get the benefits of ASIO drivers (not to belittle that time saver!) or is there something else that I don't ...

Scott, If we were to experiment with the ASIOblocknum value, how would we know if/when we're getting too small? Thanks, Mark It will be plainly evident to your ears. Sound quality will become poor if the value is set too small. On powerful computers it's conceivable the minimum setting of 2 is achi...

Now I'm progressing (thanks to Ernst and Scott)! I have SSB PC audio (headset) using these cmASIO settings for Voicemeeter but I cannot connect to JTDX or WSJT-X for digimodes. Will explore further tomorrow. I'll be very happy to have a more stable audio link since I have always had problems with r...

Excellent info, Ernst! I did confirm that my Voicemeeter config. is exactly that.