I don't know much about Mixcraft. However, every DAW I've ever tried required Voicemeeter to be used as a patch panel because the DAW did not include virtual audio cable functionality. I recommend Voicemeeter because it can maintain ASIO interfaces between Thetis/PowerSDR and the DAW (Muzychenko VAC...

There is a small penalty, however, that results in a tiny transmit off-frequency phenomenon. My apologies, Bryan, but that is not a correct statement. This is only true for people who have not identified the correct VAC and resampler settings for their particular PC. Most people do not experience a...

Unless you contact one of the dev's directly, reviewing the source code is going to be your best bet for answers.

Have you looked at any of the prior art source code to see what it does?

It's not history, it's physics and math. The clipper style ALC in the legacy, Flex version of PowerSDR, which predates CESSB, negated the requirement for external ALC at the time of its introduction. If CESSB had anything to do with the requirement for external ALC then external ALC would be require...

CESSB and RF gain variations over frequency have nothing to do with the issue. And while gain of the openHPSDR design is nearly flat over frequency at the DAC output, RF gain varies just as badly as any other design in both the exciter board RF amplifier stage and the power RF amplifier stages. The ...

I'm not a developer, so my answers are based on general knowledge of the architecture, not the actual code. Sequencing is very important in TX to RX and RX to TX transitions. Many things must be accomplished before the DAC starts to drive RF output and many things must wait for RF output drive to st...

As Leon says, the band labels are located in the database.xml file. There are a different set for each region. You'd have to find the definitions for the region you are set to and modify them. It's not terribly difficult. But if you ever have to reset your database you will have to go in and manuall...

[wrong]There is no such file associated with PowerSDR (or Thetis).[/wrong]

Edited to add: I have learned something new today! Must take a closer look at this feature

On a similar note, I've been trying to convince myself to add a Contour ShuttleXpress widget to my setup. But at the end of the day, neither that or the Kensington trackball is really any different than a mouse with a scroll wheel, especially a Logitech Hyperscroll wheel. And since you can get mice ...

Abhi,

What if we reversed them, then cut in a pad (attenuator) on the trace at the output of T9? How much does it need to come down?

Thanks,

Scott

I made the following drawing to assist in understanding this problem. If someone could check to see if I've got all the numbers correct, and if all the pads that are supposed to be ground really are ground, that would be great.

Thanks,

Scott

Hi Kjell,

Thanks for weighing in on this.

Wow, this is bad!

I'm going to wait for Joe's results but, damn, I'm going to be highly motivated to take apart my 8000 and possible turn things around, also if his results are good.

73,

Scott

My point on checking pin 2 to see if it was grounded was simply to see IF the package was rotated 180 degrees, would the CT then be grounded like the schematic shows. I knew pin 2 wasn't used on the transformer itself. I will be removing and reinstalling the transformer in it's correct orientation ...

Rene, Are they really "backwards" from a functional standpoint? Looking at T2, the PCB layout you pictured implies Pin 1 going to C27 and Pin 3 going to C33, reversed from the schematic. However, if Pin 4 is ground, then it really doesn't matter. Is Pin 4 ground? And is Pin 2 also ground? ...

It's probably going to be a long time before you see that Mike, so you might want to consider the suggested alternative.

Mike, I have not looked at it, but I suspect the most current version of DDUtil does not support 60M. I had requested Steve add it for 60M as part of the Auto Drive" feature. He refused. He was philosophically opposed to it, saying it was unnecessary because 60M is limited to 100W. So it's not ...

That's really great work, Peter!

I'm going to rename this topic and tack it in the Thetis forum so that other Angelia users can find it in the future.

Does anyone have any data to show that this is an issue for P2 firmware like it is for the P1 firmware?

Is N1MM not keying the radio immediately before playing the message?

For the record, DHCP works perfectly here on an 8000 (same board as the 7000) under both P1 and P2 firmware.

What do you mean by "disappears"? What tool are you using to check the IP? If it is ping, you should know that neither Protocol 1 or Protocol 2 provides reliable ping responses. Chances are it was/is working just fine with DHCP, just not with ping.

PD3LK wrote:it's not my post Scott

Oops, sorry!

As I am fond of saying, reading is fun-duh-mental! My bad!

Peter,

That's very interesting, to observe the same bug in PowerSDR as in Thetis when PowerSDR is set to "manual" and therefore to mimic Thetis.

Just a crazy idea: swap the frequency ranges assigned to the 17/15 and 12/10 filters. See what happens.

73,

Scott

Leon--would you please edit the title of your first post to be more descriptive? Particularly because there are no CIV commands involved, it is all CAT command language. I'd suggest "DXLabs & Thetis". Since this topic is about DXLabs setup moving it to the correct forum... http://www.d...

Or should I say when changing from 15metres to 12metres in PSDR there is no relay click heard whereas when changing from 12metres to 10 metres in PSDR a Click is heard. The opposite applies in Thetis. As you point out, that makes no sense. One thing to look at in PowerSDR: you'll note the two setti...

I'm suspicious that Thetis may not be selecting the 10/12M LPF properly, possibly dependent on which revision RF board you have. If it's an early model 100D, does it have the older Rev 15/16 RF board? See here for a little more info and a pointer to the schematics: https://apache-labs.com/community/...

Are you using a Gigabit Ethernet connection? GigE NIC? GigE switch (if any)?

What P2 firmware are you loading?

I cannot reproduce this. Running the latest version of N1MM+. I tried editing a contact by double clicking the field in the log and also by right clicking and selecting edit. Thetis, N1MM+ and the Focusmaster feature continued to work perfectly.

I do not believe there is any way to create your own palette unless you are able to alter the source code.

I believe this is the correct part: https://www.molex.com/molex/products/part-detail/crimp_housings/0428160212 That is the body only. Be sure to reference the "mates with/use with" section of that page to reference the mating connector and the crimp terminals that must be installed in the ...