[hpsdr] Problem with PowerSDR

[Eduardo Jacob]

Hi Graham

You were right. The problem was the .NET Framework I had version 
installed and I suppossed versions were upward compatible. I have 
installed version 1.1, I already had version 2.0 but SP2 installed. I 
seems to work.

Now I have to try...

Eduardo

PD: This .NET inconsistency within versions is horrible...


At 16:49 10/01/2009, Graham / KE9H wrote:
>Hola Eduardo!
>
>After installing USBIO, in the Device Manager, do you see
>
>   LibUSB-WIN32 Devices
>      OZY Host Assisted Firmware Load
>
>
>Have you loaded .NET Framework 1.1
>      and       .NET Framework 2.0 SP1
>
>Please note, that prior to yesterday, the Quick Start Guide pointed
>at the wrong version of .NET Framework 2.0  If you loaded the
>"Compact" version, you need to un-install, and reload the
>correct one.  The Quick Start Guide is now correct.
>
>
>What does the error message say when you run PowerSDR?
>By "run" do you mean that you opened it, or hit the "Start"
>button, after it was open.
>
>
>What are the LEDs on Ozy after you hit start, and the console
>has come and gone?
>
>Thanks,
>--- Graham
>
>==
>
>Eduardo Jacob wrote:
>>***** High Performance Software Defined Radio Discussion List *****
>>
>>Hello
>>
>>I have just received Mercury and I have given it a try. This is the 
>>first time I have put everything together (Atlas, Ozy, Pnny and 
>>Mercury) I have powered it up and lights seem to be according to 
>>documentation (I still haven't find documentation for Mercury). I 
>>have opened J8 on Mercury
>>
>>The PC complies with requirement, USB is version 2 and I have 
>>followed the procedure, getting last version from subversion 
>>repository, installing USBIO (I can see it in system properties)
>>
>>When I run PowerSDR I get an error, and before pressing OK, I can 
>>configure PowerSDR, I have setups clocks to use Penelope.
>>
>>If I run initozy11.bat I can see load_firmwareV1.1and 
>>upload_FPGAV1.1 run and it seems to finish fine. Batch of writes to 
>>address 26 fail and batch of writes to address 27 succeed. This 
>>could be related to not having Janus installed.
>>
>>The OS is Windows XP SP3, freshly reinstalled and in this setup I 
>>have never run PowerSDR on the SDR-1000. I have never run 
>>HPSDR-SDR1000 combo, so perhaps I am missing some points...
>>
>>Do you have any advice?
>>
>>Best regards and thank you.
>>
>>Eduardo/EA2BAJ
>
>
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