[Dx4win] Timeout issue

[Eric Lowell]

Well,
 
All I can say is that I do not have the issue with my station. I am presently using a Flex 3000 as Radio #1 and a Kenwood TS2000 as Radio #2.Over the years, I have sucessfuly used Kenwood TS570, TS440, TS870 as well. I suggest that you find someone with simaler equipment and work with your settings until you solve the issue. 

I'm not a programmer, only a user, but the theory you quote does not sound plausible to me.

If you have one of the radios I have, I'd be pleased to send you a list of my settings so that we can work through them and get you working.

It can be done.

Best regards, Eric

Eric Lowell
Eastern Maine Electronics Inc.
48 Loon Road
Wesley ME 04686
service at satnetmaine.com
www.satnetmaine.com


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From: David M. Monfried <dmonfried at comcast.net>
To: DX4WIN at mailman.qth.net 
Sent: Tuesday, March 13, 2012 2:37 PM
Subject: [Dx4win] Timeout issue

Just to be clear, the timeout issue that many of us have been bemoaning
relates to the CAT connection between computer and radio.so that if you
click on a spot, the radio will jump to the spotted station's frequency and
mode. It's a long-standing issue for many users, one that many users have
noted for years on this reflector, with no resolution in sight. A couple of
fellow users emailed me their theory: DX4WIN (may?) require frequent
confirmation of frequency and mode, rather than just follow commands to
change frequency and mode. I don't know, but I do hope that Paul addresses
this in a future major update. As I said earlier, DX4WIN's inability to hold
the connection stands in stark contrast to the N1MM logger, HRD, and other
programs that provide CAT control.

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