Regarding the auto AGC level - another suggestion. Keep functionality as is - if I move the AGC manually it turns it off - but allow me to right click over the "knob" on the slider to set it back to AUTO again and not have to go to SETUP etc. The "light" on the knob completely a...

ramdor wrote:A quick vid of ongoing, work in progress updates to 2.9.0.

So will ZZTOxxx now control the Tune Slider?

Don't get me wrong, Richie. I 1000% (30dB% :D ) agree that it's extremely important for the auto-AGC algorithm to take into account resolution bandwidth. Indeed, as you know I have argued in the past that it should also take into account the attenuator setting in accordance with the AGC gain algorit...

What should it have said, so we can try to replicate your issue?

I agree with Terry, it isn't as intuitive as it could be. But it does work once you figure it out.

but the guys at Elecraft, having just added it to the K4, are raving about its capabilities! They're saying it is a tremendous increase in average power, as much as 8 db I see this on their K4 software page, https://elecraft.com/pages/k4-high-performance-direct-sampling-sdr-firmware-and-utility. It...

It's the very first tacked/sticky post right here, you can't miss it: viewforum.php?f=16

It is not up to date, but it is close.

I have been working on an update to this that is Thetis-only, but it's very much a background task for me.

CESSB discussion moved to it's own dedicated topic: viewtopic.php?f=9&t=4139

You can blame me for being negative about CESSB. Refer to Hershberger's two papers: http://www.arrl.org/files/file/QEX_Next_Issue/2014/Nov-Dec_2014/Hershberger_QEX_11_14.pdf http://www.arrl.org/files/file/QEX_Next_Issue/2016/January_February_2016/Hershberger_QEX_1_16.pdf CESSB is a Rube Goldberg way...

I also use the mic for video conferencing on multiple platforms as well. Somewhere in all that tangle I suspected it was some sort of bitrate negotiation bug. That's easy to believe. And it could also be a buffer size mismatch as well. As a rule, the hardware (Soundblaster in this case) sets the bu...

Very interesting Mark, thank you for performing that experiment :) It would seem there are certain amp's out there that really don't like the 700/1900 combination, but are just fine with the 70/190 combo. This doesn't meet the standard two tone test parameters of two frequencies between 300-3000Hz, ...

Thank you Cory, but if you had read my post above you would have seen I identified the correct post already and you wouldn't have had to work so hard

Also, I get rather different (and kinda ugly) curves in the AmpView screen when using TwoTone. Those curves smooth out after a few seconds of mic audio so I decided early on (rightly or not) that TwoTone doesn't give me PS correction characteristics that are optimal for phone audio, so I just quit ...

we talked about this on page 52 of the last thread about 3/4 of the way down the page photos are posted there too , this is not just a i did not save it issue,, RAMDOR stated he made changes that causes this in his post and he could change it back too. Thus the correct URL is https://apache-labs.co...

If you're looking to free up some space on the console, why not deprecate the wideband compressor controls? Does anyone still use that terrible compressor? "That terrible compressor" :D And CESSB, too--both quite obsolete. However there's probably a few people still preferring the Old Way...

I don't use Two-Tone for anything at all and never have. The nice thing about using two tone is that it can work better for PureSignal to settle in to a solution. However some amp's don't like two-tone for tuning. I see we now have a "F#2 delay# setting to help with that. Another two tone tip:...

also, there is no problem to have something like 3 radio buttons on each of Tune + 2Tone o Use Drive Power (slider) (per band) o Use Tune Power (slider) (per band) o Use fixed value (all bands) R. updated post sorry That sound like it will work. That's pretty much the way it is now, but you'll be e...

@scott do you move drv slider for 2tone? do you have drv slider always maxed for 2tone? do you use the setting in 2tone test to use drive power or do you have 100 pre-set in there? R. I do not move the drive slider for two tone. It is set automatically to it's nominal value for full external amp dr...

Jordi, All I can say is that I've notice no difference in VAC behavior for years now, since the resampler was implemented, other than with the additional options have helped tune performance even better. Perhaps it's a driver update that happened on the sly? Or a Windows update? Those Windows update...

It's still important to have a "Use Drive Level" options for both Tune and Two-Tone. In fact I never use Two Tone at anything except drive power. Please don't eliminate those options. FWIW, my work flow is as follows: 1. QSY 2. TUNE at tune power with amp in standby 3. Switch amp to opera...

FWIW, that's why I stopped using Voicemeeter and a DAW. I tend to leave my PC running quite a long time between reboots and had to fully bring down and restart Voicemeeter and the rest of the audio software due to having similar issues every few days. I didn't get enough benefit often enough to kee...

Jordi, First step is to take a look at a screenshot of your Thetis VAC settings. Also, if there is a Soundblaster control panel of some sort, a screenshot of those settings as well. The fact that your fixes for this run the gamut from resetting VAC to a total reboot of everything does not make good ...

Gary--if you want to pursue tuning your PS settings start a new topic in the PureSignal sub-forum: https://apache-labs.com/community/viewforum.php?f=20 Migrating to P2 should be seamless. If it isn't you can always go back to P1. Worth a try. And you might like the higher sample rates. It's nice to ...

This can be solved with Wireshark in between EESDR and the amp, but Reinhard will probably answer first

VAC is working perfectly here. 100% reliable with one exception, which is very occasionally I get bad TX audio (robotic sounding, if that makes any sense), and that is fixed by cycling VAC off-to-on. This only happens if I leave things running for many, many hours. RX audio is never effected. It see...

K9CDR wrote:This was his description from the other thread about this if it helps any.
viewtopic.php?f=9&t=3817&start=1530#p18682

I'm not seeing any posts from Mike at that link.

Wow! Impressive!

Ctrl right click to add 200Hz Ctrl shift right click to add 100Hz Middle mouse to enable/disable a notch Shift middle to remove Or +MNF button to add in passband Drag the edges of a notch if you have enough zoom (although the edges don't highlight right now) Drag the notch around if you need it move...

also is their plans to put the vac back the way it was so it does not break the audio path if you change tx profiles we talked about it a few weeks back , thanks 73 n8obu What do you mean by this, Mike? VAC does exactly what TX Profiles tells it to do. If you haven't made sure all of your profiles ...

I've updated the existing top sticky topic with more information:

viewtopic.php?f=20&t=3166

Don't forget to read the other sticky topics, too.