[Logic] Digipan Interface

Thu, 17 Jan 2002 19:06:04 -0500

Ross, thanks for responding to my inquiry. Is there anything about your configuration or setup that might shed light on the following?

I installed MixW 2.01 and started it up. Started up Logic5.3, unchecked "Digipan interface" and checked "MixW interface". Closed and restarted Logic5.3 with MixW 2.01 still running. Proceeded to test the interface by entering some dummy info in the
MixW minilog window. First record, the information is passed to Logic which creates a new entry. Second record, the information is passed to Logic. Third record, nothing is passed to Logic. If I close Logic (or even if I just close and reopen the
log) two more records can be passed from MixW to Logic, but never more than two. Both programs remain operational, but the interface stops. Tried several different CAT configurations under MixW (CAT on/CAT off/CAT control via Logic) all without
success. I haven't tested to see if this problem is unique to XP, but suspect that this is so because of the problem I had with the Digipan interface. And yet you are running MixW and Logic together under XP without any problem. (BTW-Are you running
XP-Home Edition or XP-Pro?) It acts like a buffer in the interface is not clearing when the record is saved in the MixW log, but that is an uneducated guess.

I am copying Dennis on this email to see if he has encountered this problem and knows what the fix is.

-----Original Message-----
From: Ross [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Tuesday, January 15, 2002 12:05 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [Logic] Digipan Interface

I am using MixW with Logic5 running XP and it works..

Ross
----- Original Message -----
From: "Giasi, Joseph P., Jr." <[email protected]>
To: "'[email protected]'" <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, January 15, 2002 11:37 AM
Subject: [Logic] Digipan Interface

> I recently acquired a new computer for my shack which runs Windows XP.
Since the change, I have had no problems running Logic 5.3, including
control of my rig, both directly or using FT-Manager, and callbook
interfacing (RAC). However, I have been
> unable to get the Digipan interface to operate. I have what I believe is
the latest version of Digipan (1.6d). I was operating Windows 98se on my old
computer and the Digipan interface ran like a dream. Isn't progress
wonderful?
>
> Here is what is happening: when I enter a callsign in the Digipan minilog
window, Logic as expected begins to create a new record. However, when I
save the Digipan entry, the information is not passed to Logic and Logic
stops responding. I then have
> to use the Windows task manager to shut down Logic. When I restart Logic,
the new entry has not been created, and any further entries in Digipan are
not recognized by Logic.
>
> Does anyone have the Digipan interface running under XP? If so, can you
tell me how you have it configured? Alternatively, I have been considering a
switch to MixW. Is anyone successfully running the MixW interface under XP?
Thanks for any help.
>
> 73, de Joe Giasi, W2QQ
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