ramdor wrote:UPDATE
Hi all,
Just a couple of updates for (10/7/19) d3.
Please try : https://www.dropbox.com/s/pwx1eo4q5og6y ... 3.zip?dl=0
I have included a few dll's for completeness this time.
Thank you.
ramdor wrote:UPDATE
Hi all,
Just a couple of updates for (10/7/19) d3.
Please try : https://www.dropbox.com/s/pwx1eo4q5og6y ... 3.zip?dl=0
I have included a few dll's for completeness this time.
vk1hx wrote:Thank you.
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vk1hx wrote:ramdor wrote:UPDATE
Hi all,
Just a couple of updates for (10/7/19) d3.
Please try : https://www.dropbox.com/s/pwx1eo4q5og6y ... 3.zip?dl=0
I have included a few dll's for completeness this time.
Thank you.
Running the latest updates. Not sure if it is an issue? when keying TX (MOX or PTT) I get a very quick sort of spectrum flash / jump / peak? hard to explain. Might be just a setting. I'll try and video record what its doing.
ramdor wrote:
This is because drawing thread is now not blocked, and the data arrays for what to draw changes, so you get to see the transition. I was contemplating resetting them on tx/rx but left as was.
Richie.
ramdor wrote:
Running the latest updates. Not sure if it is an issue? when keying TX (MOX or PTT) I get a very quick sort of spectrum flash / jump / peak? hard to explain. Might be just a setting. I'll try and video record what its doing.
This is because drawing thread is now not blocked, and the data arrays for what to draw changes, so you get to see the transition. I was contemplating resetting them on tx/rx but left as was.
Richie.
cLicari wrote:
Richie... When unkeying mic I see what appears to be a momentary energy spike that peaks on the selected frequency and is the width of the panafall. Is there any correlation to this and what you just described? Is there a way to eliminate it? Very disconcerting to see. This is nothing new though.
FYI..... Since deselecting Network Watchdog I have not had a single disconnect in two days. Not a long time but encouraging.
Thx
Carl
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ramdor wrote:cLicari wrote:
Richie... When unkeying mic I see what appears to be a momentary energy spike that peaks on the selected frequency and is the width of the panafall. Is there any correlation to this and what you just described? Is there a way to eliminate it? Very disconcerting to see. This is nothing new though.
FYI..... Since deselecting Network Watchdog I have not had a single disconnect in two days. Not a long time but encouraging.
Thx
Carl
yes, we wouldn't have seen it before because the draw thread was stopped for at least rf_delay milliseconds. At least a couple of frames in most cases, which would be enough to not notice it. I will look to see if there is something obvious in the front end. However, it is more than likely coming out of WDSP.GetPixels which honestly I dont want to start messing with because it is hella scary in there and on a different level of awesome compared to the safety/simplicity of the front end code![]()
Edit:
ok after looking into it, the issue probably arises because when we MOX we instantly start drawing TX buffers, however, the radio might not yet be in tx state, due to rf_delay. If you set this option to 0 in settings then the pulse vanishes, but it is not really the correct solution. I will do something about it. Previously it wouldn't have mattered, because whole drawing thread was blocked.
Cheers,
Richie.
cLicari wrote:
Richie...
Even with RF Delay set to 0 I still see the spike. The only way I have found to not see the spike, and this isn't a solution, is to deselect the "MIC" button before unkeying.
Thx
Carl
ramdor wrote:cLicari wrote:
Richie...
Even with RF Delay set to 0 I still see the spike. The only way I have found to not see the spike, and this isn't a solution, is to deselect the "MIC" button before unkeying.
Thx
Carl
try adding a bunch of RX delay, say 300ms, see if it vanishes. If you are seeing it after releasing mox then either RX delay, or MOX delay might do it. Not a solution really, but will have to find out where it is coming from first.
Richie.
Bryan W4WMT wrote:Hi Richie,
The wdsp flushChannel thread runs on each and every rx/tx and tx/rx transition. I wonder if you're "bumping heads" with that somehow?
73, Bryan W4WMT
vk1hk wrote:I found the cause of the issue and Thetis crashing on TX.
If you unchecked the CW Break-In and Disable UI MOX Changes boxes outlined in red in the below picture this causes Thetis to crash on TX. I must have unchecked them at some point...
w2ner wrote:Again Richie, you are doing fantastic work and you're a asset to this platform.
DL8LAQ wrote:Hi Richie,
I can easily crash Thetis D3 - without any failure message - by transmitting some CAT commands (DDUtil macros).
cLicari wrote:ramdor wrote:cLicari wrote:
Richie...
Even with RF Delay set to 0 I still see the spike. The only way I have found to not see the spike, and this isn't a solution, is to deselect the "MIC" button before unkeying.
Thx
Carl
try adding a bunch of RX delay, say 300ms, see if it vanishes. If you are seeing it after releasing mox then either RX delay, or MOX delay might do it. Not a solution really, but will have to find out where it is coming from first.
Richie.
Richie...
Added 100, 200 then 300ms of delay. No change
Carl
cLicari wrote:Richie...
After deselecting Network Watchdog Thetis ran perfectly, for extended periods, some unattended to test it, for three days! After trying the RF Delays noted above I shut down for the evening, but forgot to return the RF Delay setting value back to 30. Later that night I turned the radio back on and Thetis would not connect after several attempts and was getting a dialog box "No Network Connection. Is it connected and powered" . I checked settings and realized I forgot to return RF Delay value to 30, and did so. I rebooted and Thetis connected but I soon started seeing "seq 41" errors and Thetis would crash in way I've never seen before, not just disconnect. Half of the waterfall display would quit and then Thetis would lock up with the panadapter display signals slowly bleeding down to flatline. I tried several more times with similar results. I tried importing a known good database, no help. At this point I have returned to P1 just so I can operate. Almost didn't even want to report this to the group it being so bizarre, but felt I really should.
Carl
ramdor wrote:cLicari wrote:Richie...
After deselecting Network Watchdog Thetis ran perfectly, for extended periods, some unattended to test it, for three days! After trying the RF Delays noted above I shut down for the evening, but forgot to return the RF Delay setting value back to 30. Later that night I turned the radio back on and Thetis would not connect after several attempts and was getting a dialog box "No Network Connection. Is it connected and powered" . I checked settings and realized I forgot to return RF Delay value to 30, and did so. I rebooted and Thetis connected but I soon started seeing "seq 41" errors and Thetis would crash in way I've never seen before, not just disconnect. Half of the waterfall display would quit and then Thetis would lock up with the panadapter display signals slowly bleeding down to flatline. I tried several more times with similar results. I tried importing a known good database, no help. At this point I have returned to P1 just so I can operate. Almost didn't even want to report this to the group it being so bizarre, but felt I really should.
Carl
I have a feeling that either you have a network/hardware issue with your computer/network, or there are some odd timing issues with your radio which show up when it is cold? (ie you just turned it on). The reason I say this is that if it was a problem in Thetis, everyone would be reporting it. Don't get hung up on the rf_delay setting that just adds a small sleep delay during mox tx.
I don't know your network setup there, but perhaps borrow/use a laptop, direct connection to radio and try that, just to eliminate everything else.
Richie.