It appears they claim the software OL Master is GNU GPL v2/v3, but that the hardware is 100% proprietary. Very interesting. Someone more knowledgeable than me can chime in.

Haven't been through it yet, but their Startup Guide is attached. Checking for source disclosure/license attribution.

From an earlier version...

Pretty neat. I think I said this in the other thread but it would be awesome to get this working for the RF2K

Hey all,

I have just released dev_6 (updated to dev_6b ). I was going to hold off for a week or so, but with the nature of some of the recent fixes I felt it worth while in doing a build release. Notes are below.

Thanks to all that gave feedback and found issues in the last one. I am working on ...

Also, if I recall, doesn't some of the hardware licensing track back to the TAPR OHL?
https://tapr.org/the-tapr-open-hardware-license/

This needs way more attention than it's getting right now. Ripping off the hard work of the FOSS community and then commercializing and privatizing the results is wrong .

This sort of abusive behavior is exactly why projects go closed-source, to the detriment of all mankind. Shame on them.

Tar and ...

Thankfully, RF is visually blind. Some of best performing devices I've measured are aesthetic nightmares (and vice versa).

I've no idea about the KM3KM sampler but it's likely a local project from Miami. My understanding is the Lux and Mercury III amps are designed by RZ1ZR (not just the LCD ...

cmASIO vs. a well tuned WASAPI setup offers very little other than an additional interface.
ASIO is an older spec, is supported by way fewer interfaces, and is generally kind of a pain in the neck.

cmASIO doesn't give any any latency improvement, or anything else, so why bother.

For the station ...

Tony also promised me a replacement of a delivered as faulty 7000 DLE mk whatever, and then failed to deliver that replacement and fails to respond to any emails. BUYER BEWARE.

Not sure what's causing this, but I have seen similar behavior recently.

Hi all,

Can anybody confirm that that G2 has the TLV320AIC3204 codec implemented , and where on the PCB, and whether there is a direct jump point to pick up the line in pins e.g 13,14,15,16 . I cant seem to find any G2 circuit diagrams available. Looking at the physical board maybe J56 facilitates ...

RobB wrote:Any one else noting the auto AGC level seems to track peaks in the noise floor rather than the base of the noise floor? This is with latest firmware loaded


auto_agc.jpg

Go check the auto AGC offsets, their behavior changed in the last update. You'll need to reset and find what works for you.

n2gq wrote:

rdwing wrote:You can use any number of other solutions to acomplish this, not sure I want resources spent implementing something like this natively in Thetis.

Look at NVIDIA Broadcast, or any other number of solutions.

What resources are you referring to? Computer?

Development resources

You can use any number of other solutions to acomplish this, not sure I want resources spent implementing something like this natively in Thetis.

Look at NVIDIA Broadcast, or any other number of solutions.

w-u-2-o wrote:Power cycling the ANAN hardware to fix a problem indicates that the firmware went to a bad place and needed to be rebooted.

Dang, ok. That stinks because in all other aspects this EP4CE firmware has the best performance re transmit spectra, seq errors, etc etc. Thanks Scott.

I am also having an issue where when the radio has been operating for some time, then I close Thetis and come back and operate later....I seem to have very low RX signal level even if I change bands. I must physically power off the radio to recover normal signal levels.

My fellow the ham radio community,

Be aware that when you deal with Apache Labs, they don't take responsibility for their internal problems, and you – the customer put your money at huge risk!

I want to try and alert you all to the ill-behaver of Apache Labs, the makers of Anan radios; the ...

I think I have this very same issue on the EP4CE 7000...not sure if we can take a look at that too. Usually it starts up on one frequency, then after transmitting it'll suddenly have a different frequency reference some 200 Hz off.

Running x64 Thetis v2.10.3.5 u2 on Win10 connected to ANAN-100B. Works pretty good. However, when I went to use the direct Watts tx slider recently, I noticed there is now a limit, and "over 69%" indicator placed on the main panel slider for 6m, i.e. a 70% -100% of FS red line and no value increase ...

No, only with the antenna connected.

What about every 10 kHz? A few months ago I've started getting similar interference, not from my house so it will be tough to track it down. Viewed on another radio you can get a better picture.

Just add another poor experience to the list...as a reminder I purchased a 7000 DLE Mk2. Many months later a 7000 DLE Mk2.5 arrived, no communication. Showed up defective, eventually AL promised a replacement -in writing-, but it was "out of stock" and would be sent ASAP. Months and months go by ...

I just tested Richies latest Dev work and it indeed seems to be recording MIC audio now. A good test is to do a quick recording on one band, play it back to verify it, then switch to another band to see if it still plays. It does thus it couldn't be an IQ recording.

Thanks Richie!

Joe

You could ...

NO, This does not fix the issue. This records the I/Q quadrature output, NOT THE TRANSMITTED AUDIO. This is insufficient and incorrect as a representation of the TX AUDIO.

I unfortunately suffer from a ton of line noise, specifically 60hz and 120hz fundamental broadband hash. Actually even worse than the video Scott linked, and even worse there are similar noises that I suspect are caused by neighboring SMPS...

Regular NB1 works great for that, sometimes, because it ...

There's a checkbox in the VAC config page, "Bypass VAC for recording playback". Make sure it's checked.
It should have nothing to do with COM ports.

I hope not! Undoubtedly there are bound to be some die-hards, though. :?
Not to be that guy, but I guess I'm that guy. CESSB works without adding "compression". I don't think it should be removed.
Having done empirical testing, CESSB serves a separate function from the CFC. Perhaps it can be ...

G4MSA,
If you go down that road I would like to participate. Apache Labs promised a replacement for this defective 7000 2.5 that they delivered to me while ago now. They strung me along, never delivered a replacement, and when I tried to recover funds via my payment processor they fought those cases ...

On the OC output for the pin I select, say 7, If I select TUNE on the drop down, on transmit using the TUN button in Thetis , pin 7 will go to ground and sink the voltage that was on pin 7 at the amp side to close to zero volts?

Is that correct?

Also what is keeping pins 1-4 from going to ground ...