ramdor wrote:Edit: in other words, save tx profile to make this 'stick', or at least the tx profile parts
Richie.
Working correctly now after saving the profile. Many thanks!
Paul, W9AC
ramdor wrote:Edit: in other words, save tx profile to make this 'stick', or at least the tx profile parts
Richie.
cLicari wrote:Well today I have tried Thetis c5 with P2 v1.7, v1.8, v1.9 (which has been working fine until today), v2.0 pre-beta. None of them are working well enough to use for any length of time, let alone reliably. I'm beginning to think it may be the current Thetis c5 and not the firmware. Don't know what could be causing all these "seq" errors and disconnects all of a sudden. I'll take any and all suggestions.
Thx
Carl
NX5T
ramdor wrote:
Due to unforeseen gravitational forces, I descended a set of green slimy outdoor wooden stairs somewhat quicker than originally planned. Consequently, coding and 'fiddling' with Thetis is going to have to sit on the back burner until I can comfortably sit down, and use my left arm again![]()
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ramdor wrote:cLicari wrote:Well today I have tried Thetis c5 with P2 v1.7, v1.8, v1.9 (which has been working fine until today), v2.0 pre-beta. None of them are working well enough to use for any length of time, let alone reliably. I'm beginning to think it may be the current Thetis c5 and not the firmware. Don't know what could be causing all these "seq" errors and disconnects all of a sudden. I'll take any and all suggestions.
Thx
Carl
NX5T
you can get all previous versions here, https://github.com/w5wc/Thetis/releases/tag/v2.6.8 ... c5, c2, b8, b5, and even builds before that.
I don't think anything has changed under the hood that would make this happen 'all of a sudden'.
edit: personally I would try direct link to radio, and perhaps also different ethernet port/card in computer. I was listening to a station on 80m the other day saying he was having issues with Realtec Ethernet port, as soon as he moved over to an intel one all the problems went away, on same pc (red pitaya and openhpsdr I think it was).
Richie.
cLicari wrote:Well today I have tried Thetis c5 with P2 v1.7, v1.8, v1.9 (which has been working fine until today), v2.0 pre-beta. None of them are working well enough to use for any length of time, let alone reliably. I'm beginning to think it may be the current Thetis c5 and not the firmware. Don't know what could be causing all these "seq" errors and disconnects all of a sudden. I'll take any and all suggestions.
Thx
Carl
NX5T
cLicari wrote:Re: the network. The Anan is on it's own subnet and direct to the computer. However, the Ethernet card IS a Realtek TP-Link Gigabit PCI Express card. But it works without issue with P1 and OpenHPSDR 3.6.9. Would you still recommend switching to an Intel card?
Joe-W4WT wrote:I have an occasional problem and I wonder if anyone else is experiencing it. I'm running 2.6.8 C5 along with v2.0 pre1 firmware on an 8000 board.
I use VAC with Potato and sometimes when I start Thetis, my overflows/underflows just plain run away. I find I can usually fix this by simply unchecking and then rechecking the Buffer Latency Ringbuffer "Manual" check box. This happens regardless of having any other apps running or not. It doesn't happen every time I start Thetis but it does happen frequently. Once I "fix" it, it usually stays fixed, but not always. When running correctly, I usually only see the last two digits changing in the "Var Ratio" under both To Vac and From Vac so things seem pretty stable based on this.
It's not a big problem but it makes me wonder if it is somewhat common or if maybe I have some setting(s) that are incorrect.
Joe W4WT
cLicari wrote:Well today I have tried Thetis c5 with P2 v1.7, v1.8, v1.9 (which has been working fine until today), v2.0 pre-beta. None of them are working well enough to use for any length of time, let alone reliably. I'm beginning to think it may be the current Thetis c5 and not the firmware. Don't know what could be causing all these "seq" errors and disconnects all of a sudden. I'll take any and all suggestions.
Thx
Carl
NX5T
ramdor wrote:Hi all,
Due to unforeseen gravitational forces, I descended a set of green slimy outdoor wooden stairs somewhat quicker than originally planned. Consequently, coding and 'fiddling' with Thetis is going to have to sit on the back burner until I can comfortably sit down, and use my left arm again![]()
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w-u-2-o wrote:cLicari wrote:Well today I have tried Thetis c5 with P2 v1.7, v1.8, v1.9 (which has been working fine until today), v2.0 pre-beta. None of them are working well enough to use for any length of time, let alone reliably. I'm beginning to think it may be the current Thetis c5 and not the firmware. Don't know what could be causing all these "seq" errors and disconnects all of a sudden. I'll take any and all suggestions.
Thx
Carl
NX5T
Carl,
This behavior is typically indicative of firmware not making timing on your hardware and/or some kind of network problem. Firmware is the more likely culprit. Or are you saying this only happens with C5?
73,
Scott
n1gp wrote:Here's a link to the pre2:
ramdor wrote:cLicari wrote:Re: the network. The Anan is on it's own subnet and direct to the computer. However, the Ethernet card IS a Realtek TP-Link Gigabit PCI Express card. But it works without issue with P1 and OpenHPSDR 3.6.9. Would you still recommend switching to an Intel card?
honestly, I dont know, it is just interesting that they they were talking about something similar. A coincidence though perhaps? If you could borrow a nic or try another computer/laptop with intel chipset? I wonder if anyone else has similar findings?
cLicari wrote:w-u-2-o wrote:cLicari wrote:Well today I have tried Thetis c5 with P2 v1.7, v1.8, v1.9 (which has been working fine until today), v2.0 pre-beta. None of them are working well enough to use for any length of time, let alone reliably. I'm beginning to think it may be the current Thetis c5 and not the firmware. Don't know what could be causing all these "seq" errors and disconnects all of a sudden. I'll take any and all suggestions.
Thx
Carl
NX5T
Carl,
This behavior is typically indicative of firmware not making timing on your hardware and/or some kind of network problem. Firmware is the more likely culprit. Or are you saying this only happens with C5?
73,
Scott
Scott...
All was well running P2 v1.9 and Thetis starting with 2.6.7. It wasn't until 2.6.8 c4 that I started to have some "seq" errors and a few disconnects. I upgraded to c5 and started having more "seq" errors and disconnects to the point where it was every few minutes. I then started loading older firmware and finally v2.0 pre1 with the same results. I went back to P1 v2.7 and 3.6.9 later that day and it worked fine. When Richie posted d1 I thought I'd give it a shot. I've seen none of the "seq' errors or disconnects yet but it's only been a few hours of operation. Richie mentioned someone having issues with a Realtek Ethernet card that went away after installing an Intel card so I may try that. It's just odd that everything works well for days/weeks then goes south.
Carl
NX5T