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General discussion forum / Re: RRC not connecting
« Last post by W1UE on 2024-10-06, 16:03:08 »Thanks for your help. Your reply led directly to our getting it to work again.
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General / voLTE block audio in app
« Last post by ik4vfd on 2024-10-04, 21:00:19 »hello
unfortunately in the new android phones the possibility to turn on/off the VOLTE has been removed, blocking audio in the app I tried to change the audio port but nothing to do
do you have any ideas?
rodolfo
unfortunately in the new android phones the possibility to turn on/off the VOLTE has been removed, blocking audio in the app I tried to change the audio port but nothing to do
do you have any ideas?
rodolfo
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General discussion forum / Re: AS-1289 Cannot update firmware
« Last post by sm2o on 2024-09-29, 19:55:52 »I have emailed you instructions the same day
Mike
Mike
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General discussion forum / Re: AS-1289 Cannot update firmware
« Last post by K3GGN on 2024-09-29, 19:47:41 »Mike, was the information I emailed to you sufficient?
73, Dean
73, Dean
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General discussion forum / Re: AS-1289 Cannot update firmware
« Last post by sm2o on 2024-09-24, 11:11:07 »Hi
There is no AS-1216H, it's WS-1216H and RC-1216H
if you email me a printscreen of the info page, I will send you a fix
support@remoterig.com
73 de mike
There is no AS-1216H, it's WS-1216H and RC-1216H
if you email me a printscreen of the info page, I will send you a fix
support@remoterig.com
73 de mike
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General discussion forum / AS-1289 Cannot update firmware
« Last post by K3GGN on 2024-09-23, 21:18:33 »My remote system includes the K3 Twin with RRC-1258 MkII and a Microbit AS-1289 antenna switch. All has worked well for a couple years.
When I recently visited my remote QTH I browsed the Microbit website and saw what I believed was an update for the firmware. I was confused by the firmware offered for a AS-1289 vs a AS-1216. I must have installed the wrong firmware because the switch now comes up as a rotator configuration and I cannot restore it.
The AS-1289 manual is ambiguous and mentions the AS-1216 so I installed the latest firmware 1216H_WebSwitch_Ham-CRC-NEW-2024-06-04-v4.94.bin. The setup manager connects OK.
However, the 1289 does not work as an antenna switch after this installation. So I looked further and found firmware specifically for the 1289 on the web site. I downloaded AS-1269_1289_v4.59_2019-12-10_v4.59. The setup manager shows: version 003; Firmware: 4.59; Bootloader: 1.13; HW: 003. Also correctly shown is "Device connected!" and 3648==3648.
So the update appears to be successful. However the "System Info" on the web page shows RC-1216H as the device and v4.59. I have tried several times to install the firmware for the AS-1289 but no success.
So I screwed up with the update! Is there a way to reset the AS-1289 to clear the firmware and then install the correct firmware? Or maybe another way?
Thanks
Dean K3GGN
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General discussion forum / K3/Twin setup, CW problem from radio end PC
« Last post by oh6xx on 2024-09-20, 20:43:45 »I tried to read through the forum but couldn't find an answer.
I setup K3/Twin last weekend but I faced an issue with local CW at the radio side. I setup PC to control rotators, amplifier and for local FT8 next to radio at the ham shack. Everything else seems to work from the local PC except CW from DXLog (Wintest, N1MM you name it). I am trying to send CW over CAT cable like we normally do with K3 (with K3USB cable). DTR for CW and RTS for PTT. This works perfectly when the RRC box is not connected. But when I connect RS232 cable from K3 to RRC COM2 and K3USB cable from PC to RRC COM1 neither CW nor PTT works.
I do get frequency info to logging software at the radio PC by setting up COM1 mode to Mode-6, CAT to COM2 (Local) and COM2 mode is Logical parallel with COM0.
Is it even possible to send CW over CAT cable or should I setup Microkeyer II or alike to send CW locally when visiting radio site?
73,
Juha OH6XX
I setup K3/Twin last weekend but I faced an issue with local CW at the radio side. I setup PC to control rotators, amplifier and for local FT8 next to radio at the ham shack. Everything else seems to work from the local PC except CW from DXLog (Wintest, N1MM you name it). I am trying to send CW over CAT cable like we normally do with K3 (with K3USB cable). DTR for CW and RTS for PTT. This works perfectly when the RRC box is not connected. But when I connect RS232 cable from K3 to RRC COM2 and K3USB cable from PC to RRC COM1 neither CW nor PTT works.
I do get frequency info to logging software at the radio PC by setting up COM1 mode to Mode-6, CAT to COM2 (Local) and COM2 mode is Logical parallel with COM0.
Is it even possible to send CW over CAT cable or should I setup Microkeyer II or alike to send CW locally when visiting radio site?
73,
Juha OH6XX
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General discussion forum / RRC not connecting
« Last post by W1UE on 2024-09-19, 21:58:40 »I have a remote site with 2 RRCs. The other day, one of the RRCs stopped connecting. I've examined the Status Report of each RRC, and I find there are 6 differences between the two setups (not including different port numbers as needed).
Bad RRC: Audio Out Port 0, Audio In Port 0, Cmd Out Port 0, Other Party 0.0.0.0, Other Party (mac) entry line missing.
Good RRC: Audio Out Port xxxxx, Audio In Port xxxxx, Cmd Out Port yyyyy, Other Party xxx.xx.xxx.xxx, Other Party (mac) 00:1e:fd:01:92:14
The "Other Party" IP address is my home IP address, as I was the last one that accessed that RRC. The Audio and CMD ports are all 5 digit numbers in the good RRC.
Are there any hints, from looking at the above lines, as to what I need to do to get the 2nd RRC back on line? Is there maybe a backup battery inside?
The Ser Nbr of the bad RRC is 4664, and the Ser Nbr of the good RRC is 7919.
Thanks for any assistance! Dennis W1UE
Bad RRC: Audio Out Port 0, Audio In Port 0, Cmd Out Port 0, Other Party 0.0.0.0, Other Party (mac) entry line missing.
Good RRC: Audio Out Port xxxxx, Audio In Port xxxxx, Cmd Out Port yyyyy, Other Party xxx.xx.xxx.xxx, Other Party (mac) 00:1e:fd:01:92:14
The "Other Party" IP address is my home IP address, as I was the last one that accessed that RRC. The Audio and CMD ports are all 5 digit numbers in the good RRC.
Are there any hints, from looking at the above lines, as to what I need to do to get the 2nd RRC back on line? Is there maybe a backup battery inside?
The Ser Nbr of the bad RRC is 4664, and the Ser Nbr of the good RRC is 7919.
Thanks for any assistance! Dennis W1UE
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Configuration, RRC 1258 / Audio dropouts and hanging while using CAT (Yeasu TWIN)
« Last post by SA0IAT on 2024-09-16, 09:00:43 »I've recently set up a CAT connection to N1MM+ but I experience audio dropouts, as soon as I start N1MM+ and connect to CAT.
Description of the problem: rapidly recurring audio dropouts. Each dropout is very short, perhaps 50-100ms. But enough to miss a letter or a number. The frequency of the dropouts isn't regular, varies from every second to once every 20 seconds. Sometimes, especially when moving the VFO everything freezes - no audio and no control of the remote radio. In some cases the control RRC reboots after a while.
Setup: Yaesu Twin with FT-2000 both at the control and the radio QTH. Mode 7 for COM1 in both control and radio RRC. (38400 bds, 8 data bits, 1 stop bit, parity 0, rts/cts = Yes, COM1 terminator 00, Com as USB = NO). Control RRC is connected to internet via LAN cable with good speed (about 300MB/s) and radio RRC connected to Teltonika 4G router with good 4G signal and speed.
Changing audio quality and jitter doesn't seem to do much difference.
Description of the problem: rapidly recurring audio dropouts. Each dropout is very short, perhaps 50-100ms. But enough to miss a letter or a number. The frequency of the dropouts isn't regular, varies from every second to once every 20 seconds. Sometimes, especially when moving the VFO everything freezes - no audio and no control of the remote radio. In some cases the control RRC reboots after a while.
Setup: Yaesu Twin with FT-2000 both at the control and the radio QTH. Mode 7 for COM1 in both control and radio RRC. (38400 bds, 8 data bits, 1 stop bit, parity 0, rts/cts = Yes, COM1 terminator 00, Com as USB = NO). Control RRC is connected to internet via LAN cable with good speed (about 300MB/s) and radio RRC connected to Teltonika 4G router with good 4G signal and speed.
Changing audio quality and jitter doesn't seem to do much difference.