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easypal user manualYou might prefer to download the original document so that you can print it out. It can be downloaded by clicking on the following link: EasyPal User Guide Document When a new version is released in Beta form, it will be thoroughly tested prior to release as the next public version. WFPic, WFTxt, Rptr, FTP, Prog, Clear, About. When you have the program fully installed and before you run EasyPal is is best to plug something into your sound card. Also remember that on TX this is a 100 duty cycle mode so take care with your power level. The regular way where the whole file is send via the radio and the time taken by this varies a lot from about 20 seconds up to a few minutes or so. When receiving this type you will see a progress bar at the bottom of the window showing how big the file is and how much of it you have decoded. Most of the time you will find a image will appear before the progress bar has reached the end. This is due to the way DRM is sent and we don't need to go into this here. This way of sending a file is much quicker but you are not receiving the image via the radio, you are only receiving a short header that tells EasyPal where to go and download the file and display it on your screen, This all goes on within the program. This is nice when the bands are real busy as you have more chance of getting the short header than getting a 3 minute transmission. When receiving a Hybrid image there is no progress bar. If you would like to do this of just want more information on how to get a FREE web site and build a page to display your RX and TX EasyPal images click HERE To set EasyPal for these settings can all be done in the top left of the program from the main screen. First RS mode and we need to make sure this is turned on, in the image below bottom left corner it says RS2 and it is ticked. Make sure your box it ticked and then put mouse over the RSx and left click, this will take you through RS1 to RS4, set this on RS2.http://www.buonomo.it/userfiles/crf-450-manual-download.xml
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VHF is far more reliable than HF, and poor setups quite often are enough. This means Mode “A” and QAM 64 should be ok for nice fast transfers. A less setting of mode B QAM 16 might be a good starter till the TX is cleaned and understood. However, many newbies using FM, overdeviate or overmodulate on TX and this causes many errors. EasyPal has a very large peak to average energy envelope. There are complications also with preemphasis and deemphasis. Also some systems use conventional FM modulation and others phase modulation. But if the TX modulation is under control then these can be ignored. There will be quite a slope on the waterfall. However, if the user knows how to tap into the preemphassis and deemphasis audio, then the waterfall will be flat. Depending on the rig, this audio may or may not be available from the accessory socket. As a rule of thumb, listen to your own voice transmission. A strong distorted signal is useless. If you try dragging the bar from side to side you will see this shows you the size it is adjusting the file to in K and to the left of this it will tell you how many seconds it is going to take to TX this image. Hopefully after a few trials others will receive your images. If you would like to do this of just want more information on how to get a FREE web site and build a page to display your RX and TX EasyPal images click HERE The best of help you will find on air, so just ask for help. Ham radio is full of experts !!! hi. And the Digital Slow Scan Experimenter’s Group. EasyPal software uses the DRM (Digital Radio Mondiale) encoding to allow the sending of image files and text data over voice channels. Developed by Erik VK4AES.Digital Slow Scan Expe Thank you, for helping us keep this platform clean. The editors will have a look at it as soon as possible. We threfore have to use my server. If we have no own server, can't send picture any more.http://www.air-master.co.uk/admin/uploadfiles/crf-450-manual-cam-chain-tensioner.xml Of cource, afterSo, here is program which uses no FTP server but HTTP server for receivingAlso This program uses only Normal mode so please check off HYBRID andPlease remind if you are not user of JT65-HF Image Controller, you would not run this program. Because this will useThis means that ??you can enjoy sending and receiving picture like Easyal HYBRID mode. ??If color is Red, you must use your own server. Too short will ??stop EasyPal and it depends upon your PC speed. 2. Pop up window size and location will be tested this button. 3. Show received Picture or HTML. When Hybrid Serve ??is stopped like left picture, only your server can use for this program. 2. Copy your picture to clip board, then click picture box or press. So whether just one or multiple stations are receiving a picture, how does the error correction work. Does the program transmit back to the sending station a request for a re-transmission of the missing information. If multiple stations are receiving, then it could increase the transmission times until all receiving stations are satisfied. By the way, I heard a rumor that there might be some kind of a TV add-on similar to the QSO-TV that tags along with CQ100. Is this indeed in the plans. If so, what would be the target date?But it is also prone to highThere might be some small drop outs, but overallDo all servers give you this gap? While our printed manual hasWhile we will not beIf you do not findThe instructions there can be applied to virtuallyPlease note that we will expand the contents of this page as time allows, but. Tigertronics is NOT responsible for providing support for any third partyIf you need further assistance with any third party program, thenWe cannot teachMost programs will also require you to set other parameters such as your Callsign, QTH,Please be sure to complete our Windows. Setup instructions when you are done configuring your program.https://congviendisan.vn/vi/bose-wave-radio-user-manual Failure toThe setup menusNOTE: The latestIf you are using an old program that doesn't allow you to select this as anFor example,As noted above, if you haveIf the SignaLink is attached toThe SignaLink USB has its own built-in soundNote that the modulation frequency isThis is true for both transmit andThis setting simply allows the SignaLink USB to control PTT. Note that the com port selection is not used and will be changed later, so the default (COM1) is fine. Please see the steps below to configure EchoLink to work with the SignaLink. Audio coming from theThe default frequency is fine. This will prevent the first part of the voice transmission from being cut-off, which can sometimes happen if audio levels are tooIf you set the tone burst durationThis will increase the PTT sensitivity of theYou can alsoThis means that youIf you are goingWizard interface to configure FLdigi. Close the Wizard and follow thePlease take some time to read the Do NOT select any other setting here, or the audio output will be lowered andNote that yourThis setting simply allows the SignaLink USB to controlA PWR slider setting ofWe would recommend that youSee the WSJT-XOtherwise, if applicable to your radio,If the SignaLink is attached to your. Since most of these were posted unattended, viewer discretion may be advised, especially on 80m. Common EasyPal frequencies monitored here are 3.713 MHz, 7.173 MHz, and 14.233 MHz. He told me about a digital slow scan tv modulation mode designed for use in the HF bands on a typical SSB bandwidth. This was the first time I heard something coined “Digital Slow Scan TV.” The program is called Easypal and can be found easily via a web search. My friend was on the local repeater at the time and guided me through appropriate default options to use. If you have a rig sound-card interface suitable for PSK 31 or Olivia, you have what you need to use EasyPal. Statistics of the transfer are available in the upper left.https://www.fhccu.com/images/canon-wp-dc2-manual.pdf A classic water fall display is on the lower left. A organizing window, with tabs, is on the right. I have blurred out the call signs, but each image is prefaced with your call sign sent in a very simple and probably very robust digital mode followed by the image data. These are some kind of reference frequencies expected by EasyPal. I have yet to read the details, but I suppose these can be used for fine tuning your rig’s frequency. You would tune to line up the three frequencies to the three little green squares at the top of the water fall. I just tuned to 7173 kHz and was right on the money. When EasyPal transfers begin, the number of expected packets is sent first in some kind of initiation packet. Then this bar indicates progress. There is a twist to this though. Apparently EasyPal creates more packets than the minimum to represent the data based on how “aggressive” an error correction you desire. This example actually shows the transfer not complete, but in reality “enough” packets came though to deliver the image since the RF link was strong. The picture simply appeared in finished form on the right screen even though the packets continued to pour in from the transmitter. It is clearly visible and suggests how frequency selective atmospheric effects are. I am sure it is this kind of selective fading EasyPal tries to work around. When you listen to an EasyPal image coming in, the fading tends to wander up and down the frequency depending on the time of day. This is a tough haul for any kind of digital transfer and EasyPal seems ready to tackle the challenge. For example in the lower left corner is a check mark box and RS2. You might find this set to RS1,2,3 or RS4. RS2 seems to be the popular choice. You change this value by right clicking the RS text. This gives you live values of several EasyPal parameters. You can change the TX properties by right clicking the words just to the left: Mode, Width, ErrFix, QAM and LeadIn. As you might expect, the higher the QAM value, the higher the fidelity required of the voice channel. I need to explore these options further, but the settings seem to represent typical values used in the US. Upper left has the QAM grouping for the Main Service Channel (MSC); This appears to be the channel used by the image transfer. Upper right shows a classic QAM 4 grouping for the Fast Access Channel (FAC). This appears to be a more robust side channel used to convey important control signaling from transmitter to receiver; Certainly QAM 4 is going to be more robust than QAM 16. The bottom two windows reveal signal strength and synchronization of what appears to be individual narrow carriers. The program is smart enough to automatically know when a new image transfer begins and will store all received images one by one. You can leave the program running with your rig tuned to 7173 kHz and this program will store everything it receives without your help just like a fax machine. It also offers selectable transmit time. Changing this will alter the quality of the image import; Shorter times have more compression artifacts. Apparently, if you did not receive enough valid packets to build the image despite the best efforts of the forward error correction, you can instruct the program to send the missing packet numbers to the transmitter where a new transmission sends just the missing components. I can’t wait to try this. That may come later as I get more familiar with this program. The fact I was able to download and try this program with great success in under an hour compelled me to spread the word. If you have the setup for PSK you have all you need to give digital slow scan image transfer a try. JOTA Antenna Need Not Be Fancy Learn how your comment data is processed. This options sets the maximum vertical resolution of QSSTV to less than 480 lines. It therefore removes some features from the receive window (Rx Notification Window in DRM) and the transmit window (Image replay Preview and TX Notifications in DRM mode).The same goes for DTR.Flrig will handle all the communication with the transceiver (including PTT). The Flrig version must be lower then 1.3.4x There are two prerequisites The images will also still be saved in the local rx folder. When a new image arrives, the old images are shifted down (i.e. image29 becomes image30, image28 becomes image 29 etc.) and the new one is stored as image1. It will set-up a connection to the server and send a test file to check if all parameters are correct.If not enabled, hybrid mode files will not be shown or stored. It will setup a connection to the server and send a test file to check if all parameters are correct.Have a look at Choose a short name for the profile and make a selection for all the parameters. The name will appear in the Profiles drop-down box in the Transmit window for DRM. Enter the frequency and select the mode,modulation and passband type. It supports multiple users, networking, radio control, CW and voice macros, digital contests, and much more. Generates Cabrillo logs, and can export ADIF files for other logging programs. We used this logger for Field Day with networked laptops, and it worked very well. This is the only contest program I use, and if I get it working under Linux, I’ll post the solution. N1MM is starting to work on Linux under WINE 1.1.21. Networking is OK, but it crashes when entering a non-North America callsign.HRD also includes mapping, satellite tracking and the digital mode program Digital Master 780 (DM780). HRD is designed for Windows 2000 or higher (XP, Vista, 7), also Internet Explorer 6.0 (or higher) is required. It may work with Windows 98 but this is not supported. The policy is to support Windows versions which are supported by Microsoft. HRD works in Linux under WINE, and so does the satellite module, but it sometimes crashes when changing tabs. PSK31 Deluxe runs fine. This software uses the DRM (Digital Radio Mondiale) encoding to allow the sending of image files over an HF voice channel. This is known as Digital SSTV. It’s constantly being revised and updated, so check often for new versions. This will put EasyPal on the start menu. A problem here will give misleading errors, especially the one that says hamdrm.dll is missing. The above list suggests the settings that worked so far for me. I may have forgotten a step, or something listed above may be unneccessary. I don’t promise EasyPal will work on your Linux distribution, but it works on my Debian system with WINE-1.1.13 (self-compiled). If you have problems, try adjusting one thing at a time until it’s isolated. Known issues include waterfall text problems (it uses c.exe which is 16 bits), RS encoding isn’t working yet, and the waterfall sometimes hangs when transmit ends. I’ll post the fixes. I had problems in the laptop when “speaker” acceleration was enabled. In typical Windows fashion, this setting wasn’t saved between sessions. EasyPal also depends on an accurate sound card clock. This should be investigated if MSC won’t lock. My onboard sound card stopped decoding EasyPal (and PSK) and I discovered the clock was wonky. I finally started using a cheap USB sound device and it solved all the issues with my laptop. It is a freely distributed piece of software for such tasks as photo retouching, image composition and image authoring. It works on many operating systems, in many languages.It has the best downsize image resampling of any program I’ve used, including Photoshop. There are more than 200,000 validated users worldwide — in 162 of the world’s 193 nations — with about 4,000 online at any given time. Works in Linux under WINE. Also of tedious arithmetic. Includes quads, dipoles, yagis, verticals, quagis, discones, J pole, skyhopper, parabolic, gamma matches, baluns, Quadrifilar Helicoildal, circular polarization, and log periodic. MoxGen will show you the dimensions and (optionally) generate an antenna model file for a 50 ohm Moxon Rectangle antenna, given the design frequency and wire size.Works in Linux under WINE (install Windows Scripting Host). COFDM uses many parallel narrow band sub-carriers instead of just one single wide band carrier for transporting the data. As a result, WinDRM provides an efficient and robust method to exchange information over HF including Digital Voice using open source CODECs. WinDRM utilizes Forward Error Correction (FEC) and an Automatic-Repeat-Request (ARQ) mode to ensure error free data transfers. DRM is Digital Radio Mondiale or HF Digital World Radio by HB9TLK. It is based on the DREAM voice encoding program. With Dream, DRM broadcasts can be received with a modified analog receiver (SW, MW, LW) and a PC with a sound card. I’ve not had any luck compiling the source in Windows, but a pre-compiled executable known to work is posted here. After installing the qt-mt230nc.dll (by clicking the linked file inside the zip archive), it worked instantly using an unmodified ICOM PCR-1000 set to 50 kHz wide USB to provide the IF audio. The authors are Jerry Hinshaw, N6JH and Shahrokh Monemzadeh. I also added the ability to export the results to a text file. There’s no warranty of any kind if you try running or building this. Planned updates to this program might include a GUI. Maybe I’ll get around to exporting the graph to Gnuplot. Check for updates (current version is 6-22-2009). It does this job pretty well, but has grown to support many non-interactive uses, including web scripting and integration as a plotting engine for third-party applications like Octave. Gnuplot supports many types of plots in either 2D and 3D. It can draw using lines, points, boxes, contours, vector fields, surfaces, and various associated text. It also supports various specialized plot types. Needed for 4NEC2 and SPLAT. The source code is available for those wanting to do their own ports. Integrates with 4NEC2 to produce 3D models. There’s a free limited trial version, but this one is worth the registration fee. Works in Linux under WINE with no trouble. Its user can transmit both from the keyboard and from a paddle connected to a gameport or LPT port. DigiPan stands for “Digital Panoramic Tuning” and brings the ease and simplicity of PANORAMIC reception and transmission to PSK31and PSK63 operation. Hamscope also offers an advanced user interface with a multitude of features to provide optimal control and convenience during operation: a wide, multifunction panoramic display; a radio control interface for several ICOM, TenTec, Kenwood, and Yaesu transceivers; 42 user-programmable macro buttons; user definable function key mappings. The complete application is provided in compiled form so that you can simply download, install and run it. Source code is available to encourage amateur SDR research and experimentation. The capabilities of the FlexRadio PowerSDR are limited only by your imagination. It was originally created as a TNC management utility and has many super features of value to TNC users, however, this web site deals primarily with AGWPE’s ability to encode and decode packet tones using your computer’s sound card. AGWPE is the only program that can do this, other than MixW, Flexnet32 and MultiPSK. AGWPE is particularly valuable since it can act as a “host” program for several good packet “client” programs that do not have sound card packet capabilities of their own but have been written to take advantage of AGWPE. Once connected to a compatible station, message transfer is completely automatic. On the ham bands, Airmail can transfer messages automatically with any station supporting the BBS or F6FBB protocols, such as Winlink-2000 (www.winlink.org), Winlink, F6FBB and MSYS and other Airmail stations. Airmail is also used as the client program by the SailMail marine system and other participating systems. A “dumb terminal” mode is also provided but ordinary QSO’s are not the program’s forte. These resources come from Amateur Radio, the Military Affiliate Radio Systems (MARS), and other volunteer organizations. The system provides valuable service to emergency communicators, and to licensed radio operators without access to the internet. Plots the heard stations on a map using UISS module: UI-MapView.This application differs from most APRS software in that it isn’t designed just to be used with TNCs in terminal mode. UI-View also supports TNCs in KISS mode, AGWPE host mode and BPQ host mode. The host mode support means that UI-View can be used with an extremely wide range of packet hardware and allows up to 16 RF ports to be used. It can run as a full-featured internal intelligent digipeater with the TNC in KISS mode, and with modification to the UI-View2.INI file, supports the new WIDEn-N settings, and has full support for connecting to APRS servers on the Internet and running as an IGate or Internet Gateway. It stands for ”Weak Signal communication, by K1JT.” The program currently supports four principal modes: FSK441, designed to support communication using very brief “pings” from meteor trails in the ionosphere; JT6M, also for meteor scatter, but especially optimized for the 6-meter band; JT65, ideal for extremely weak but slowly varying signals such as those found on troposcatter and Earth-Moon-Earth (EME) paths; and the EME Echo mode for detecting and measuring your own echoes from the moon. The program also offers a Measure mode for testing Sun noise and the like, and an EME Calculator to help you estimate the strength of your own and other stations’ echoes from the moon. It uses digital terrain elevation data for automatic extraction of path profile between an emitter and a receiver. This data is added to system, environmental and statistical parameters to feed the Irregular Terrain Model radio propagation model. Elevation data is also used to produce virtuals maps in background. The site may not work properly if you don't update your browser. If you do not update your browser, we suggest you visit old reddit. Press J to jump to the feed. Press question mark to learn the rest of the keyboard shortcuts Log in sign up User account menu 9 Decoding Digital SSTV with easypal First, I configured sdrsharp with these settings (I don't know if they are optimal but it worked for me): Next download Easypal from this site (no special configuration needed): Receiving example in easypal (check the waterfall!): Here are image samples that I received: YES animated GIF. I am just getting started with SSTV and will give this a try. Edit: I downloaded EasyPal, but could not get it to work on my computer. It likely has something to do with the soundcard settings, but tweak as I might, I couldn't get that program to decode. I already have the MMSSTV program and it works fine. But I really like the look of the EasyPal interface. I'm going to search for setup instructions. Where you exactly at 14.233Mhz? I remember seeing some similar signals near 14.233Mhz that were not easypal Digital SSTV signals. Ill try it tomorrow. This is for transmitting data (Images here) using shortwave using advanced protocol (Digital Radio Mondiale) for long distance (For my setup total distance is 2000KM with a transfer rate of around 6Kbps). All rights reserved Back to top. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. Instead, our system considers things like how recent a review is and if the reviewer bought the item on Amazon. It also analyzes reviews to verify trustworthiness. See All Buying Options Add to Wish List Disabling it will result in some disabled or missing features. You can still see all customer reviews for the product. With the touch of a button, it unfolds itself in a controlled manner and within a couple seconds, you're ready to put your bag on, get your drink in the cup holder, and you're off to play a round. It charged up within a few minutes of plugging it in with the included AC adapter, and there is a simple dial to put it into fold or unfold mode. It is pretty heavy duty, but has a nice carrying handle for getting it easily in and out of your car. If you're into cool golf gadgets, this is for you! I am an avid golfer and I finally gave in and purchased a push cart and this cart SEEMED reasonably priced. I wasn’t surprised when the battery operated folding feature didn’t work properly (not sure how it is a feature needed for 99 of people anyways) but the simple features, for example, the lack of being able to lock the push handle in place at different heights, and the fact that the threading on the bolts were not even tooled out correctly to be able to lock the umbrella holder into place shows the overall manufacturing of this product is not very well looked after which makes this product not worth the purchase. Hope this helps Please try again later. From the United StatesI am an avid golfer and I finally gave in and purchased a push cart and this cart SEEMED reasonably priced. I wasn’t surprised when the battery operated folding feature didn’t work properly (not sure how it is a feature needed for 99 of people anyways) but the simple features, for example, the lack of being able to lock the push handle in place at different heights, and the fact that the threading on the bolts were not even tooled out correctly to be able to lock the umbrella holder into place shows the overall manufacturing of this product is not very well looked after which makes this product not worth the purchase. Hope this helpsPlease try again later. Please try again later. RCPra 1.0 out of 5 stars The second time I used the item was at the driving range and it opened, but would not shut. Had to manually fold. Next trip to driving range it would not open. Manually opened and then had to manually close. Brought it home, charged the battery just in case, and then did a reset which did work. Next trip to driving range it would not unfold or fold. Enough is enough. It is a great idea, but it appears the China assembly is very poorly done, and design could use some toughing up. Fold, unfold switch seems to be the major problem I was experiencing. Battery seemed charged per directions in manual, but evidently it did not sense the fully charged battery when inserted. Don't waste your time and money.Please try again later. Please try again later. N. Lopez 1.0 out of 5 stars Making the cart impossible to navigate. The arm that extends in order to push the cart collapsed in the middle of the 3rd hole which made it impossible to push. Called golferpal email golfpal no response. I returned the product. Please beware.Please try again later. Please try again later. Book Clubber 1.0 out of 5 stars The electric opener never worked. It would close, but not open up. I settled with using it as a manual open and close cart. The most frustrating part was that the handle would not stay securely locked. I had to fiddle with it continuously, throughout my entire rounds of golf. I know I should have boxed it up and sent it back for my money. I got so frustrated, I left it at the golf course hoping someone else would find it and have better luck. Boxing it up and returning it, was more effort than I had leftover to put into it. Again, a total piece of junk and waste of money!Please try again later. Please try again later. Bob Callaway 5.0 out of 5 stars With the touch of a button, it unfolds itself in a controlled manner and within a couple seconds, you're ready to put your bag on, get your drink in the cup holder, and you're off to play a round. It charged up within a few minutes of plugging it in with the included AC adapter, and there is a simple dial to put it into fold or unfold mode. It is pretty heavy duty, but has a nice carrying handle for getting it easily in and out of your car. If you're into cool golf gadgets, this is for you!Please try again later. Please try again later. Ryan Gergely 1.0 out of 5 stars After unboxing and setting it up, I plugged in the battery to charge it for the round of golf I was going to play that weekend. When I plugged it in, the battery indicator light did not light up as either red or green as it says in the manual. Instead of sending it back right then and there, I assumed it just meant the battery was charged and good to go (the cart opened and closed as advertised when I placed the battery back in). However, I have now used the cart for 3 rounds of golf and the battery is dead and will not take a charge. I have reached out to the seller and received no response and cannot return the product through Amazon since it is outside of the 30 day return window. Buyer beware.Please try again later. Please try again later.A few negative items are, does not hold up well, cannot load much if you want a small cooler to pack. The cup holder broke with the fourth time of using it and it cannot hold larger drinks.