Hi just looking to see if I am missing a setting to get the Panadapter to go to the center. if I slid the bar to the left, I can see a lot more down on frequency. but I have it set to the right and I can't even get the frequency to center, never mine trying to see up on the frequency. Is there a setting Im missing? thanks for looking after us guys that like the 3000s.
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Mark
Flex 3000 Panadapter setting to Center Topic is solved
Flex 3000 Panadapter setting to Center
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Re: Flex 3000 Panadapter setting to Center Topic is solved
setup->audio->primary->SR
for the 3000 you should run 96k, but if your firewire card is good enough you can try 192k
Then after, hit the Start/Stop button a couple of times.
Then click on the Center button to center the passband
For some reason it looks like your SR is 48khz?
Darrin
for the 3000 you should run 96k, but if your firewire card is good enough you can try 192k
Then after, hit the Start/Stop button a couple of times.
Then click on the Center button to center the passband
For some reason it looks like your SR is 48khz?
Darrin
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Re: Flex 3000 Panadapter setting to Center
Thanks Darrin
that did the trick. I set it to 96k, I tried the 196k and I end up getting a sound like a flutter/clicking noises. the fire wire card is build in to the desktop. not much I can do with that other then a new computer. but this is much better.
thanks Again
Mark
ve3ryi
that did the trick. I set it to 96k, I tried the 196k and I end up getting a sound like a flutter/clicking noises. the fire wire card is build in to the desktop. not much I can do with that other then a new computer. but this is much better.
thanks Again
Mark
ve3ryi