I deleted your other post about PTT for the PGXL. It was in the logging forum, it should have been here.

The answer is the PTT out on all ANANs will be fine with the PTT input on the PGXL.

I have a Flexradio PGXL PA. I want to connect it to an Anan 200D. The PGXL has an RS232 port. I have a 4xRS232 card in my PC. These are ports 1-4. If I connect the Anan to the PGXL with an RS232 cable, will I be able to control the amplifier?
You'll be able to have Thetis tell the PGXL what ...

You have 3 choices of network configuration.

1. DHCP. PC and ANAN both connected via an Ethernet switch (which might be built into your router). The switch must be part of or connected to the router, as the router will hand out the addresses. Use HPSDR Bootloader to set the IP address of the ANAN ...

Completely different setups.

Because this is a reverse power spike, it is extremely unlikely the problem is with the 100D.

You might try the Orion and LDMOS amp combo on the 40 and 80 antennas and see if the it exhibits the same behavior.

So this is a homebrew 8877 amplifier?

What kind of driver amp is being used with the Orion board?

The Wavenode is a fine instrument, so I'm inclined to trust it.

Since the Wavenode is showing it's a reverse power spike, the energy is not coming out of the 100D, and therefore there is no problem with the 100D, the firmware, or the software.

It would appear that your feedline and antenna may be ...

There are a lot of different kinds of "spikes". If you post a screen shot of what the spike looks like that would help.

Attaching images to your posts is easy. Start a reply, select the "Attachments" tab below the post editor window, and click "Add files". You can also place the image to appear ...

Those appear to be Protocol 1 firmware versions. All P1 firmware for the 100D can be found here: https://github.com/TAPR/OpenHPSDR-Firmware/tree/master/Protocol%201/ANAN-100D

6.0 was the last P1 firmware version produced for the 100D.

When up or down-grading P1 firmware to another version of P1 ...

Upon even more review of the G1 advert on the Apache website, it also seems that:

- This is a single ADC unit, so no diversity.

- There may not be any preselector, only the "broadcast band filter". This is not a big deal IMHO, as all previous preselectors have utilized third order filters, which ...

Do you gents want me to move this topic to the main G2 forum area? Maybe rename it, as well? Or perhaps you could post something regarding this most recent update, Laurence?

Just because two SDRs use the same FPGA, or FPGAs from the same family of FPGAs, has absolutely nothing to do with their architecture or capabilities. It is not an effective way to compare things.

I'm not sure it's something you are inclined to do, but you might consider reviewing the schematics ...

'support' being mentioned, who will support the software side of G1 things? Was it a group of hams that designed it and made the FPGA code open source and is that accessible somewhere?
Or is the G1 a proprietary thing, to be fully supported by A-L?
Upon further reflection, this is an excellent ...

Is it the round, silver switch, or the red, square switch?

Thank you, Sigi!

That is a terrible place for it. It should be in it's own repository since it is not part of PowerSDR. When I get a chance this week I will move it to the top level in the TAPR hierarchy and post an updated link.

@Docfin - it's generally considered bad forum etiquette to start ...

Did you get the Proset with the dynamic or electret element?

Have you properly modified the microphone connector on the Proset? The supplied mono (tip/sleeve) connector will NOT work properly on any Hermes-based hardware, from the original Hermes all the way up to the latest G2.

Adam,

There's not nearly enough information here to figure out the problem.

I assume by "TAPR Hermes" you mean you are running a homebrew rig built around an early Hermes card. Is that correct?

The other thing is that we should be looking for "horses not zebras". Meaning that it's very unlikely ...

I don't currently have FreeDV installed. However, if I remember correctly, in FreeDV there are four, separate audio device assignments that must be made:

1. Mic input
2. Speaker output
3. Radio input
4. Radio output

There is no way for FreeDV or any other software on your PC to access the mic and ...

These settings might do what you want. Not sure, I've never used them.

There is no XLR on the back, it's mis labeled. The XLR is on the mic, The radio has the TRS. I am using the TRS, so the balanced mic input. I actually tried another mic I have that uses the front mic jack, same issue.

The mic goes straight to the TRS on the back, the base goes to the PTT in on ...

Tip is mic plus, ring is mic -, barrel is gnd. XLR pin one in gnd, pin 2 is mic+, pin 3 is mic-.

Thanks!

A few more points of clarification:

- Are you using the "XLR" connector on the back of the G2, or the "MIC" connector?

- You had posted that you were using the Inrad mic and base. It ...

TLR? You mean TRS, tip/ring/sleeve?

I'd still like to know the wiring of the XLR to TRS cable.

1. Looks like Thetis is the latest software. As I read the documentation, Thetis REQUIRES Protocol 2 on the ethernet interface. I never saw that Protocol 2 was implemented on Metis for Atlas-bus systems. Was it, and I don't know it? If so, could someone please point me to how to upgrade?
Thetis ...

Interesting, I'm using an Inrad M629 mic on their stand connected to the rear TLR and the PTT to the rear mic jack. It's the same mic whether I using piHPSDR or Thetis.

Perhaps it is un keying right away, but the audio is taking a moment to come back. I'm constantly missing the first works ...

The EQ's in Thetis, and the multi-band compressor also, do not work like a traditional parametric EQ. There is no q-factor. From page 38 of the WDSP Guide:

Trucker wrote: Fri Oct 10, 2025 2:16 am Scott, the G1 doesn't come with a front panel. Just the G2 series.
James
WD5GWY

Ooops!

Fixed! Thanks, James!

Hi

Brand new to this community after placing an order for a New ANAN G1.
Welcome!

While I am not a beginner on ham radio and new equipment, other than SDR UNO I have no other experience as regards ANAN and all the software.

My first question is how much pc equipment(cpu and ram) will I need ...

Yes, but it may take a few tries with several versions to find one that works well with your specific unit.

See this topic: viewtopic.php?t=3310

Make certain you are proficient with Bootloader: viewtopic.php?t=2333

ok i updated my win 10 computer to a win11 computer
...and change it from mme ,sound mapper in and out back to asio with focusrite usb audio in and out , the setting dont save , it will make audio if i leave it mme but it lags adds delay

Just to clarify: by this you mean you didn't update a ...

Operating system updates can play havoc with audio drivers. Try uninstalling the VAC drivers that you are using, reboot, reinstall, reboot, and see if that fixes the problem.

Remaud is Window-only. Since the OP wants to create an audio channel between a Linux machine and Windows Remaud is not going to work.