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General discussion / Re: Micro-PC and Virtual Audio Cable use for PSK31

« on: 2013-05-26, 19:33:15 »

Thanks so much for trying. Ill try using short cables.

Charlie KB8CR

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General discussion / Re: Micro-PC and Virtual Audio Cable use for PSK31

« on: 2013-05-24, 22:43:40 »

Well, looks like it is the LEVELS. I got into windows settings, and turn the Microbit Mic ALL THE WAY UP. Still barely is heard by DM780. Can't see any way to increase the levels.

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General discussion / Re: Micro-PC and Virtual Audio Cable use for PSK31

« on: 2013-05-24, 21:08:20 »

That's what I was hoping, but can't seem to get it setup.

In the Microbit RRC Client, which mic/speaker settings are you using?

THEN.....

In DM780, what "soundcard" selections are you using?

I *thought* I understood windows until now.....ha ha.

Charlie KB8CR

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General discussion / Re: Micro-PC and Virtual Audio Cable use for PSK31

« on: 2013-05-24, 20:27:18 »

Using a cable from the notebook's speaker out to the Dongle's mic jack, and a cable from the notebook's mic jack to the dongle's speaker out, it works fine. I was just understanding Mitch as saying that you could feed the audio to/from DM780 in SOFTWARE, WITHOUT cables by selecting the Microbit 1274A in the DM780 menu.

Charlie
KB8CR (as of this morning...new call)

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General discussion / Re: Micro-PC and Virtual Audio Cable use for PSK31

« on: 2013-05-24, 15:27:12 »

I think it would require an additional item in the driver, to select the Microbit speaker as a RECORDING device, maybe naming it Microbit 1274A PSK RX, and to select the Microbit Microphone as a PLAYBACK device, maybe naming it Microbit 1274A PSK TX.

I don't know how you have it working. For now, I guess I'll make up some short cables.

Charlie KB8BWE (soon to be KB8CR)

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General discussion / Re: Micro-PC and Virtual Audio Cable use for PSK31

« on: 2013-05-23, 03:01:43 »

I am using 1.6.6 . In device manager, it shows one entry for Microbit 1274A.

But these are the screenshots from DM780. It separates them into Microphone, Line, and Speaker. You can see the options it offers.

http://www.cincysouth.com/DM780-1.png

http://www.cincysouth.com/DM780-2.png

I cannot select the microphone for OUTPUT, only INPUT, and I cannot select the speaker for INPUT, only OUTPUT.
I need them the other way around to get the audio from RRC-Micro to the program.

Charlie KB8BWE

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General discussion / Re: Micro-PC and Virtual Audio Cable use for PSK31

« on: 2013-05-22, 21:53:46 »

I also use Windows 7/64

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General discussion / Re: Micro-PC and Virtual Audio Cable use for PSK31

« on: 2013-05-22, 21:53:14 »

Mitch:

The soundcard selections for DM780 are made IN DM780. It is there that I am limited in which one to chose.

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General discussion / Re: Micro-PC and Virtual Audio Cable use for PSK31

« on: 2013-05-22, 21:02:07 »

Hi Mitch:

In DM780, it lists Microbit 1274A Microphone, Line, and Speaker separately. That is where I see the problem. On Input (to DM780) they do not offer the 1274A SPEAKER, only Mic or Line. And vice-versa on Output (it only offers 1274A SPEAKER, not mic).

Charlie

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General discussion / RRC-Micro PTT control for HRD?

« on: 2013-05-22, 02:06:05 »

Can the PTT button on the RRC-Micro dongle control PTT for Ham Radio Deluxe. When I push the button, it mutes the receive audio, but does not key the radio. Is there a setting in HRD for it?

Thanks.

Charlie KB8BWE

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General discussion / Re: Micro-PC and Virtual Audio Cable use for PSK31

« on: 2013-05-22, 01:43:11 »

I use DM780, and for input (RX audio) it only allows you to select Microbit Microphone, not Speaker. The Microbit SPEAKER is the one that is carrying the received audio from the radio isn't it?  Same thing with output (TX audio from DM780), it only offers Microbit Speaker, and the transmitted audio I would think needs to go to Microbit Microphone to get to the radio.

Am I missing something?

Thanks.

Charlie KB8BWE

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Configuration of Routers, Firewalls, etc / Re: Wifi - Username AND password

« on: 2013-05-01, 03:22:14 »

I am having good results using ICS (Internet Connection Sharing) in Windows 7. Go into Network & Sharing Center and then to Adapter settings. Right-click the wireless connection, and under the sharing tab, enable sharing. Plug a CROSSOVER Ethernet cable from your notebook's Ethernet jack to the RRC-Control box. A standard Ethernet cable will NOT work.
Make sure to enable DHCP on the RRC box.

Connect to the hotel's wifi with the notebook's browser, and give it whatever info they ask for, like your room number, or sometimes just "agree" to their policies, and make sure the notebook is able to access the internet. Your RRC box should be able to get out to the internet now.

Charlie KB8BWE

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General discussion / RRC-Micro with IC-706 in parallel with control head installation?

« on: 2013-04-25, 02:51:41 »

I have the RRC boxes working very well with the IC-706 and remote control head.
Is it possible to have a Micro PC client connect to the radio ? I looked at the HRD commands, and don't see a command to control AF gain, so I don't know how I could control it.

Thanks

Charlie KB8BWE

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General discussion forum / Re: Two IC-7410 with remote rig

« on: 2013-03-13, 23:36:32 »

Thanks for the info...... I think this is my next purchase. I was running a FT-817ND with a PAR endfed wire at our Florida condo when on vacation, but they found the thin 26 AWG wire antenna, and cut it down (and sent a nasty letter...they don't allow any antennas). So, looks like I need to go remote to my home QTH. I run mostly CW and some PSK31, so the Icom remote software wouldn't work for me without paddle CW.

Charlie KB8BWE

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General discussion forum / Re: Two IC-7410 with remote rig

« on: 2013-03-12, 23:41:04 »

My question is simpler...... If I were using the remoterig with an Icom-7410 and HRD to control the radio, will I be able to use a CW paddle at the remote end? Also, will I be able to turn the radio on and off from the remote end?

Thanks,

Charlie KB8BWE