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Ham-Digital Digest Thu, 1 Jun 2000 Volume 2000 : Issue 153
Today's Topics:
DIGIPAN autoseek fails
DSP settings for PSK31 (3 msgs)
N0ZO no longer supports Keyboard inputs! (11 msgs)
TCP/IP not welcome (was Re: N0ZO no longer supports Keyboard
TCP/IP not welcome (was Re: N0ZO no longer supports Keyboard inputs!)
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Date: Wed, 31 May 2000 09:15:49 -0700
From: "Darrell Earnshaw" <darrell@earnshaw.org>
Subject: DIGIPAN autoseek fails
Yep, I've seen the same problem. Arrows work fine, but auto-seek doesn't do
anything. (I downloaded the latest version a few days ago, so it's not like
I'm running an old version.)
73, Darrell.
NR3Y.
"Gil Baron W0MN" <gbaron@usa.net> wrote in message
news:HrhW4.78861$fF5.2741346@news1.rdc1.il.home.com...
>
> The new DIGIPAN has a feature to automatically seek a station until it
> finds one. It is not working for me. Has anyone gotten this to work?
> Everything else seems to work well. This program certainly copies
> better than any of the others.
>
>
> --
> Gil Baron W0MN http://members.home.net/gbaron/
> Bailar es vivir" 44:04.925 N 92:30.758 W 1055'
> "Cuatro caminos hay en mi vida. Cual de los cuatro sera el mejor"
>
>
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Date: Wed, 31 May 2000 11:47:46 GMT
From: Den <dennis.spiess@reckitt.com>
Subject: DSP settings for PSK31
In article <zM_Y4.18$xM5.1043@news.flash.net>,
"Mont O'Leary" <moleary@rbci.com> wrote:
> Any suggestions for DSP settings for PSK31? I am using WinPSK and
have a
> Timewave DSP-59Y (which is the same as their DSP-599+). I have been
using
> it in voice mode with High Pass set to 100 Hz and Low Pass set to
2200 Hz.
> The FT1000D is set in PKT/LSB mode with bandwidth set to 2.4 KHz.
>
>
I am interested if anyone comes up with better ideas. I think I will
check with TimeWave and see what they suggest!
I have tried 2 ways, both seem about equal. I usually operate with my
narrow CW filter on in the rig then set my 599+ as follows:
1. CW mode @ 1000 Hz center freq and narrow the band pass as needed
depending on band conditions.
2. Voice mode and bring the bottom up and top down as needed.
-- I find in crowded conditions, as we have had lately, that there are
times I get under 100 Hz bandpass and just copy 1 signal using the rig
to tune in a station. Of course this takes away the computer tuning but
it sure helps to kill a LOUD signal next to a weak one.
73
Den Spiess W2DEN -.-
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Before you buy.
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Date: Wed, 31 May 2000 23:04:52 GMT
From: rgawtry@timewave.com (Randall R. Gawtry.)
Subject: DSP settings for PSK31
In article <393496B8.30F0A756@IEEE.org>, W6RCecilA <Cecil.A.Moore@IEEE.org>
wrote:
>Mont O'Leary wrote:
>> Any suggestions for DSP settings for PSK31? I am using WinPSK and have a
>> Timewave DSP-59Y ...
>
>Does the Timewave have linear phase?
Yes, all the Timewave DSP filters have linear phase bandpass, highpass and
lowpass filters.
Randy Gawtry, K0CBH
Timewave
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Date: Wed, 31 May 2000 23:39:26 GMT
From: rgawtry@timewave.com (Randall R. Gawtry.)
Subject: DSP settings for PSK31
Den,
Your settings are about right - you have correctly used the flexibility of the
DSP-599zx to accomodate varying conditions.
You might want to watch the Timewave website for a June announcement about the
DSP-599zx. Operating PSK31 with the DSP-599zx will be a little easier, among
other things. Please don't call or email until you see an official Timewave
announcement - we'll never get done if we get 3,000 phone calls and/or emails!
(Note, Timewave policy on newly purchased units is to provide free upgrades
for any unit purchased within the last 90 days before the upgrade.)
Randy Gawtry, K0CBH
Timewave
In article <8h2u4u$2cr$1@nnrp1.deja.com>, Den <dennis.spiess@reckitt.com>
wrote:
>In article <zM_Y4.18$xM5.1043@news.flash.net>,
> "Mont O'Leary" <moleary@rbci.com> wrote:
>> Any suggestions for DSP settings for PSK31? I am using WinPSK and
>have a
>> Timewave DSP-59Y (which is the same as their DSP-599+). I have been
>using
>> it in voice mode with High Pass set to 100 Hz and Low Pass set to
>2200 Hz.
>> The FT1000D is set in PKT/LSB mode with bandwidth set to 2.4 KHz.
>>
>>
>I am interested if anyone comes up with better ideas. I think I will
>check with TimeWave and see what they suggest!
>I have tried 2 ways, both seem about equal. I usually operate with my
>narrow CW filter on in the rig then set my 599+ as follows:
>1. CW mode @ 1000 Hz center freq and narrow the band pass as needed
>depending on band conditions.
>2. Voice mode and bring the bottom up and top down as needed.
>-- I find in crowded conditions, as we have had lately, that there are
>times I get under 100 Hz bandpass and just copy 1 signal using the rig
>to tune in a station. Of course this takes away the computer tuning but
>it sure helps to kill a LOUD signal next to a weak one.
>73
>Den Spiess W2DEN -.-
>
>
>Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/
>Before you buy.
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Date: Wed, 31 May 2000 06:44:09 -0500
From: "Charles Brabham" <n5pvl@texoma.net>
Subject: N0ZO no longer supports Keyboard inputs!
Hank Oredson wrote in message
<1c0Z4.7838$Zm5.513819@bgtnsc06-news.ops.worldnet.att.net>...
>
>
>Like the nodes in Southern Oregon that have an ID string that says
>something like "No TCP/IP allowed on this frequency!".
>
>Idiots.
>
Yes, It's true that the US amateur tcpip community have been idiots,
alienating Hams on a large scale basis with their rude, ignorant behavior. -
But, as you pointed out, the problem is self-limiting. When Hams get
exasperated and tell them (tcpip goons) to take a hike, the arrogant,
ignorant behavior is no longer a "problem". - Is it? ;-)
I applaud the node-ops in Southern Oregon who have drawn a line against the
rude, ignorant behavior of amateur tcpip goons in their area. A little more
of this type of courage, and amateur tcpip goons everywhere will either
learn to get along with others for a change, or just plain take a hike and
stop acting like a pimple on the Amateur Radio community's butt.
To be continued in digest: hd_2000_153B
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