[DSP-10] DSP-10 in Saint Louis

[kd7ts]

Hi Ron,

I hope you don't give up on your project. It is quite rewarding to
use.

These are the files you'll need to make the DSP-X work with the 
hardware. Make sure you are using the 3A version of EZFAST.

http://www.proaxis.com/~boblark/ezfast3a.zip

http://www.proaxis.com/~boblark/uhfa317.zip

http://www.proaxis.com/~boblark/uhf3x_25.zip

The first two are the same for both 2181 and 2185 DSP, the last is 
unique to the 2185 (DSP-X)


The DSP-X wants to see the data stream at 9600 baud, so we can write a 
short batch file to load everything at once.

The batch file is:

---------------------------
ezfast L 1 UHF3x.EXE G

UHFA 1
---------------------------

This says run ezfast with an arguement of L (9600 baud) and  1 (com 
port 1) and we will load uhf3x into the ram of the 2185 dsp chip.

Next we run UHFA with an arguement of 1 (com port) to load the UHFA 
into the computer and we will use COM 1.

If you are using a different COM PORT, then change the 1 to the number 
you need.

The commands can entered at the prompt, but at some point it is easier 
to use a batch command file rather than manually entering the same 
thing over and over.

Loading the DSP-X should take around 35 seconds at 9600 baud.


There are a few additional files that need to be present in the same 
directory, and these are:

UHFA_43A.RND
GNU_GPL.TXT
EGAVGA.BGI

These are all contained in the UHFA317.zip download file.

I think that covers it... let me know how it goes..


73 Mike KD7TS