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Asunto: Psk31 Digest V1 #367
Fecha: miércoles 19 de abril de 2000 4:16


Psk31 Digest         Wednesday, April 19 2000         Volume 01 : Number 367



In this issue:

    [psk31] Question relating to Digipan
    [psk31] PSK31 IMD readings
    Re: [psk31] Question relating to Digipan
    Re: [psk31] PSK31 IMD readings

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Date: Mon, 17 Apr 2000 23:42:34 -0500
From: "Dean Wooldridge" <dean@medsweb.com>
Subject: [psk31] Question relating to Digipan

I just hooked up a Lectrokit PSK31 kit between my ICOM 725 and my PIII
computer.  Kit works great.  Using Digipan, I cannot trigger transmit
automatically.  Using WinPSKSE, the software does trigger the radio to go
into transmit mode.  I am using DTR rather than RTS because RTS is in use
controlling the radio itself (tuning, etc).  I did go into SETUP and set
COM1 and DID NOT check the RTS box.  Must be something I'm doing as Digipan
does everything else just fine.  Any help would be appreciated.

Dean Wooldridge (K5DMP)
dean@medsweb.com
214-265-5100


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Date: Tue, 18 Apr 2000 09:25:04 -0100
From: "Julian" <julian@tech-pro.co.uk>
Subject: [psk31] PSK31 IMD readings

I think the level of band noise definitely affects the reading.
Consequently I would treat any reading someone gives me on the air with
some scepticism.

I decided to check the output signal from my Elecraft K2 transceiver
running 5W peak (it's a 10W QRP transceiver) by decoding it on another
receiver. Even into a dummy load the signal was so strong that I only
needed a short length of wire for a receive antenna, consequently there was
very little band noise and a very good signal to noise ratio. PSK31SBW was
showing a figure of -35/-36dB. I don't think I've ever seen a reading that
good on-air.

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Julian, G4ILO
http://www.tech-pro.co.uk/


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Date: Tue, 18 Apr 2000 05:49:30 EDT
From: Charles R Greene <cgreene7@juno.com>
Subject: Re: [psk31] Question relating to Digipan

On Mon, 17 Apr 2000 23:42:34 -0500 "Dean Wooldridge" <dean@medsweb.com>
writes:

I use a SPDT mini-switch to switch between DTR and RTS.
I find it very useful.  For use with other devices like
the modem, radio, or what have you, I use a serial switch.
The DTR/RTS switch goes between the serial switch and the
PSK31 interface box.  Second point, Digipan will not
trigger DTR if RTS is not checked.  It's RTS or nothing.

73,

Chas, W1CG

> I just hooked up a Lectrokit PSK31 kit between my ICOM 725 and my 
> PIII
> computer.  Kit works great.  Using Digipan, I cannot trigger 
> transmit
> automatically.  Using WinPSKSE, the software does trigger the radio 
> to go
> into transmit mode.  I am using DTR rather than RTS because RTS is 
> in use
> controlling the radio itself (tuning, etc).  I did go into SETUP and 
> set
> COM1 and DID NOT check the RTS box.  Must be something I'm doing as 
> Digipan
> does everything else just fine.  Any help would be appreciated.
> 
> Dean Wooldridge (K5DMP)
> dean@medsweb.com
> 214-265-5100

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Date: Tue, 18 Apr 2000 20:07:20 +0000
From: Peter Martinez <Peter.Martinez@btinternet.com>
Subject: Re: [psk31] PSK31 IMD readings

From Peter G3PLX

At 09:25 18/04/2000 -0100, Julian  G4ILO wrote
>I think the level of band noise definitely affects the reading.
>Consequently I would treat any reading someone gives me on the air with
>some scepticism.

Yes the band noise does affect the reading in that if the intermod
products of the signal you are receiving are below the noise level,
the IMD display will simply show the SNR. There's a warning about
this in the PSK31SBW help file! This means that the IMD display may
not be quite the right tool to tell someone how GOOD his signal is,
but if you are getting splatter from a signal then clearly the
intermods are above your noise level and so the IMD display is a good
tool for telling him how BAD his signal is in a truly objective way.

If you do want to try to report how good a signal is, there is a
trick way you can check that the reading is really of intermods and
not noise level, by asking the other station to transmit a carrier
(TUNE), then offtune the receiver by 15Hz so that the single tone
tunes like an idle. There's no IMD on a single tone but the IMD
display still reads the levels of the products at +/-31Hz, in this
case the band-noise. Because the display (on PSK31SBR at least) works
on the mean of the two main tones, and there's only one main tone in
this test, the dB reading will be half the band SNR, So, if twice
this dB display is well above the IMD reading you got on the two-tone
idle, then this reading really is a true IMD reading and not coloured
by band noise.

73
Peter


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