Lee, Also, if the O2 is same as O1, then the ALC LED is driven from the same UCN6810 IC as the VFOA SUB RX and VFO B SUB RX button LEDs. (These buttons are shown on page 7 of the Orion II users manua
Like John, I've seen this bug well before 2.032, actually since I got my O2 late December. Code version was 2.025. I called Ten-Tec and told Paul about it. At that point, he hadn't heard of it before
ditsnbits@tentec.com 73, Lin How do you email DitsnBits? I have the bug: I have this problem on my new Orion II ever since I got it You turn on the NB and NR, then I turn on the NOTCH. The key is to
Hi Randy, Could you describe more of your setup? What was your VFO assignments? (Default is TX = VFO A, RX = VFO A and SUBRX = VFO B. How were you measuring your TX frequency? 73, Lin WB1AIW Randy K4
Orion operators, be careful if you assign TX to VFO B. Like Randy, I also found a TX frequency error, 1500 Hz worth, on my Orion II v2.032. My setup: On 40 meters: Assign TX and SubRX to VFO B. Assig
Hi George, What happens if you use SEND2 or SEND3? Run power at minimum directly into a dummy load. Do you have problems then? 73, Lin WB1AIW I am still having trouble with my SEND1 memory garbling u
Hi Larry, all, a) Not a transmit offset. Only the receiver shifts when in a CW mode. b) There should never be a frequency difference between the output with TUNE pushed and with PTT pushed, regardles
Hi, First, a friendly correction. Remember, VFOs don't have modes. Modes are assign to MAIN RX, SUB RX and, indirectly, to TX. It might be less confusing to post with this in mind. 73, Lin WB1AIW I d
Hi Randy, I notice here that when you changed TX from VFO A to B, you assumed the TX mode would become the same as the SUB RX mode because it was assigned to VFO B too. My first thought is of course
I have to admit, I gotta chuckle from that... Thanks Ron wrote: Sinisa, =:-) What a sense of humor. But at least you agree, it meets the specification! Ron KA7U Tricky. TX mode is set indirectly, and
Set Left to Main and Right to Both The solution a number of us are using is to send the Main RX to both ears, and the SubRX to the right ear. Well, I can't figure out how to do that. The options are
Hi Grant, I've done a bit of research into DSP filtering and even called Gary at Ten-Tec to find out what the NR filter implementation is. And you are correct, it is certainly not just a form of an e
Hi Mertin, Thanks for the excellent suggestion. I took you up on it and more! I agree 100% that we should know the technology behind the functions, if only to be able to better use them. Best 73, Lin
Hi Ron, If you narrow the BW below 200Hz, does the audio level still decrease? Thanks, Lin WB1AIW I downloaded and installed the new update for the O2. Can't see any difference so far, but the little
Sweet! I'll try to get it downloaded later tonight. Thanks, Lin Carl Moreschi N4PY 121 Little Bell Drive Bell Mountain Hays, NC 28635 -- Original Message -- From: "Lin Davis" <linbdavis@earthlink.net
Yes. can you set the orion left both. right both and turn Binary rx off and get same signal in both ears on the stereo set.. _______________________________________________ TenTec mailing list TenTec
Hi Bob, I noticed that sometimes I would see something other than 1.0:1 even after adjusting my external antenna tuner for a perfect match (according to the tuner built-in SWR meter) I just ignored i
If I may be so bold as to offer another way in which S+N/N may be improved, albeit with distortion; that is by using non-linear gain. The NR, probably still being some form of Doug Smith's "adaptive
Nice job Grant! Have you e-mailed DitsnBits about this SUB RX bandpass issue. Or has anyone else?? Yes, I have. I'm going to send them another note, with this file attached. http://tinyurl.com/n82l2
Interesting! I wonder if Ten-Tec did this to reduce the DSP workload thus increasing overall performance (i.e.. sweep, and user input response). If I understand correctly, if you cut the bandwidth th