Select SO2R and set up a 2nd radio with Radio Nr 2

You have port 13031 instead of 13013 . Radio selection should be TS-2000.

Nope...fan on the 7000 isn't that quiet....can hear it plainly....and can feel the air flowing too.

I see 12V on my 7000DLE MKII on that fan connector.

If you are referring to the R4850G2 it only works 176-300V apparently.

https://www.beyondlogic.org/pdf/Huawei_ ... _Sheet.pdf

The power pole isn't "backwards" -- it's just flipped upside down.

I also found using ProcessHacker and changing the priority of audiodg.exe to Critical and the I/O Priority to High solved some glitches I was seeing even with the throttling change.

I'm going to be upgrading to a fiber optic card though so will see if that perhaps behaves better.

Looks like the previously listed 48V power supplies won't work with the new 500W 8000DLE-MKII The PSP-600-48 does 12.5A but could put two in series and not have the fan noise plus have a "back up" capability at limited power out. The RSP-750-48 does 15.7A And the 8000DLE-MKII says it wants...

In the Display tab for RX1 and RX2 the Fast Fourier Transform size makes a noticeable difference on CPU usage.

TenTec Omni VII
IC-9700

You may as well plan on it.

Turn off the "Send version on client connect". That is not TS-2000 or PowerSDR compatible. I have fixed that in the latest Hamlib but I believe WSJTX 2.4.0 still has the problem with the older Hamlib. You can upgrade Hamlib in WSJTX and hopefully still use the "version" option. N...

Try VBAudio -- any one of the audio packages will work. Voicemeter Bananna is what most use I'd say. Then you use Setup and the Audio tab to select one of the Voicemeter devices (I use Voicemeter Aux) for input and output and the Windows Direct Sound driver and check Enable. Set Sample Rate for 4800...

Another thing you can do is twist your power cables.
I've started doing that on all mine. A built-in choke.

How does one hook this think up to the rig?

Maybe you need to upgrade the firmware?
2.1.23 here with 7000DLE MKII works OK.

Which rig? What firmware?

Could you please test your Daiwa SS-330W to see if the negative DC common line is grounded to chassis and the ground lug on the power connector?
You do need to disconnect all other lines first to check it properly. I'd like to add it to the list on my QRZ page.

Not unknowingly -- I've tested all my equipment and every piece has a grounding mistake. All 12V common lines are grounded to chassis and all USB jacks have shield tied to pin 4. Yuck!!! I'm fixing them by isolating where possible starting with the power supply. I have two Samlex power supplies to s...

My new fav power supply is the Samlex line. They are the only one I've found so far that do NOT ground the 12V common line to the chassis. See my QRZ page for my campaign to get manufacturers to quit doing the common ground and similar USB shield grounding problems. https://samlexamerica.com/product...

Turn off the "Send version on client connect".

There is a setting to turn off the startup message. I’ll check when I get home.

Try using 127.0.0.1 instead of 10.0.0.5

Pull request has been submitted

Here's a new executable which hopefully fixes the scaling problem.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/7e40ygtnz7uhx ... s.exe?dl=0

Looks like it should be an easy fix actually.
I'd take a look at it but 2.9.0.3 is the most current version in the git repository.

Try renaming the database in this location
C:\Users\[username]\AppData\Roaming\OpenHPSDR\Thetis-x64\DB_Archive

If that works attach the corrupted database file and maybe somebody can figure out a fix.

I had to put 14dB on the "ATT on Tx" setting and ADC1 overload went away.

I've got the same ADC1 message on protocol 2.

I've got the same problem that I reported a while ago. I think it's due to the new version of Thetis.

rigctl -m 2048 --vfo 127.0.0.1:13013 W ZZFA; 16
rigctl -m 2048 --vfo 127.0.0.1:13013 W ZZFA00014250000; 0

The W command writes raw data and take the # of bytes expected in the return.