-since the noise floor is known and display-able with a line (nice feature) can you not automatically set the bottom of the pan display to be at that level (maybe +3 or 5 or settable offset)? Noise levels change day to day and via direction - it would be nice to just have the system constantly move...

-the 2nd number in the blog is the relative signal, relative to the noise floor. Could you add an option to only show this? I ask because the first number - although a technical number, the absolute level in dbm, to the vast majority of stations both using and 'hearing' the info - it is meaningless...

Interesting. This suggests that on your specific serial numbers the firmware is crashing after a while.

JJ4SDR what firmware are you running?

W4BF perhaps you would benefit from switching to Protocol 2.

Not sure about the blob question, or the CW question. Hopefully others will chime in. As for the database, assuming the 64 bit version, the current database is always: C:\Users\<your windows username>\AppData\Roaming\OpenHPSDR\Thetis-x64\database.xml Unless you started Thetis with the datapath or db...

More on the datapath command line option (and other command line options) here: https://apache-labs.com/community/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=4047 Just make two different shortcuts, one for each ANAN you have on the network, and each one with a different datapath. P.S. remember those boxes are not "...

This capability is only available with Thetis in combination with Protocol 2 firmware, and only on the 200D, 7000 (all variants including Andromeda) and the 8000. It first appeared in Thetis 2.6.4 and P2 firmware versions 1.6 (200D) and 1.7 (all others). The original release notes for this capabilit...

Gary, If you mess with the delay, or too much with the custom AGC settings, it will screw up full break in QSK. Also, when in that mode, the RX is NEVER turned off, you are in full duplex TX/RX mode 100% of the time. Set delay back to 0, set the custom AGC back to Slope 5, Max Gain 100, Decay 1, Han...

Gary,

You are right to question your post placement. This topic is for bugs and feature requests. If you have a "how to" question with Thetis, please do make a new post with a descriptive title with your question in the Thetis sub-forum.

Thanks,

Scott

That is strange. I was not able duplicate that configuration. I put VFO A on 40M. Then I activated RX2 and manually set the frequency, mode and filter bandwidth to LSB and 5K. Then I disabled RX2. VFO B mode and bandwidth reverted to the same as VFO A. Try as I might, I cannot get VFO B to have a di...

One of the items on the old wish list was the need to find out if the PTT jack on the back can be controlled directly. This was marked as done in version 21j. Now having looked at the posts from around that time and having watched Richies you tube vid am I correct in thinking the PTT jack couldn't ...

The only thing I can't to is play recorded audio from the "Tape Recorder" in Voicemeeter Potato and send it to Cantabile. Nice job on the setup, per your excellent screen shots. Nothing to add there except left and right are reversed on VAC1. Recording is possible, as I discussed above. U...

I do the same thing, Mark, but I still need snap on ferrites in a few places. These problems are almost always caused by RF currents flowing on the shield, not RF leaking through the shield from the center conductor. When RF current is flowing on the shield of the coax it doesn't matter how low loss...

There are lots of happy people running SPE amp's with Apache hardware and Thetis/PowerSDR. I suspect he just got tired of helping people sort out the serial port wiring. He could just point them at this forum, or write up some directions. Most amp suppliers don't make their interface cabling easy, t...

Obviously you have to select the proper options in Voicemeeter > Menu > Tape Recorder Options. However, it is very difficult to guide you with respect to what those options should be without knowing exactly you have assigned channels and patch inserts in Voicemeeter. Please post screen shots of the ...

Just confirming: Are you running PowerSDR or Thetis? What version? Are you running Protocol 1 or Protocol 2 firmware? What version? More questions: Can you see a TX signal on the panadapter with DUP turned on? What is the level of that signal? It's also possible that something as simple as an intern...

ramdor wrote:possibly worth adding in the pinned locked thread

under Beta link

Beta discussion : <this thread>

Richie.

Done!

I've added a link to where you can find the beta versions here: https://apache-labs.com/community/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=4133 I would prefer it not there, as discussion about anything 'update/test' related will now also arrive in that thread. Cheers, Richie. Hi Richie, I locked that thread about 1...

All, I am locking this thread and am just going to use it for the announcement of new developments with respect to 2.9.x.x. If you have found a BUG or want a new feature, probably the best place to post it is here: https://apache-labs.com/community/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=4132 If you are having a pr...

Hi Dave, you wrote, "Using Thetis 2.9.04 (test) ..." Where can I find / download this version, ending "04"? I am lookging for a new version with the new tuning sliders and with working sliders for "Width" and "Shift" concerning the band with. 73 Josef (DL5TT)...

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If you had tried it you would find that the answer is "not in any meaningful way".

In the past I was doing some test to enable CW on DB25 port without results. Today I discover an also old post that do me the trick. Pin 18 on DB25 can be used by an external keyer to do CW, BUT, only when IAMBIC is selected in the console. In you uncheck IAMBIC pin 18 do nothing. Has thetis contro...

Excellent suggestion, Gary! That would be most helpful, and probably the quickest path to success.

It needs to be of the entire user interface, not just a close up of VFO B

Please post what you find out.

I was referring to analog baseband peak control without going through a pre-processes routine to generate a peak corrected waveform. Would you please explain/expand on that statement? I don't understand what the difference is between "analog baseband peak control" and "pre-process ro...

Just to add a point of clarification... RF peak overshoot that CESSB corrects results from passing a complex waveform through the Hilbert Transform -- and this occurs with any type of SSB generation. CESSB is not designed to correct baseband audio overshoot, for example, from a sloppy baseband peak...

A quick vid of ongoing, work in progress updates to 2.9.0. So will ZZTOxxx now control the Tune Slider? Some additional comments: The power limit feature: brilliant! I wonder, though, is it possible to get optional tooltips on the main UI for "hidden" functions like this that require know...

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?