[pskmail] Re: Aw: Re: PSKmail with TS-590S?
- From: "Gunnar Bulukin" <gunnar@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <pskmail@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 13 Mar 2013 20:21:45 +0100
Hi Ian,
Are you running a Windows computer or Linux .
//gunnar
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Rein
Many thanks. This is all very useful information. One particular difficulty
I find is that the program forgets the audio input channel selection when I
close the program -- I have to re-select the correct channel each time I
start the program.
Understood on multi-path etc, but Per's signal was very strong and sharp on
the display. I also checked with Fldigi (after shutting down PSKmail), and
Fldigi copied everything.
I also tried to connect with different modes -- each time, the server
responded in the same mode, but still no decoding.
--
73
Ian, G3NRW
___Original Message_________________________________________
From: Rein Couperus <rein@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 13 Mar 2013 Time: 18:56:52
>Ian,
>I have tested 2.0.31 on win7. I don't have xp or any other version of
>windows.
>There is a description on how to set the audio on win7 on
>http://www.pskmail.org/jPSKmail-2.0.x_on_windows7.html
>This should work similarly with other windows (XP?) versions.
>Basically you choose the audio channel with the audio widget,
>and use its output as the input channel to the DSP.
>Here all modes decode correctly without problem, there is no known bug
>in decoding
>(provided you are not using fldigi)...
>Set the audio level to blue background, yellow/white signals, then it
should
>be o.k.
>There are of course other reasons why it shouild not work, the most
>important one
>being multipath causing selective QSB. But that should be clearly visible
>in the waterfall.
>In such a case it may help to use e.g. PSK125R or THOR22.
>The RSID decoder tells you whether you are on the right frequency...
>In PSK500R, you can be 30 Hz off frequency before decoding seriously
>deteriorates.
>The RSID decoder will center the rx signal in the middle of the passband.
>MFSK is the mode requiring the best frequency stability (+- 20 Hz)
>whereas
>THOR22 is vastly independant of frequency... it allows more than 100 Hz
>offset...
>Sometimes it helps if you leave the audio management widget running in
>the background,
>e.g. on Linux when using pulseaudio. The java audio driver seems to need
>this. If you
>have problems with decoding, you could try this.
>Hope this helps,
>Rein PA0R
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