<p dir="ltr">I don't know if this is related or not but I also run a bare Angelia board. It is primarily used for receive but every now and then I use it to transceive.</p>
<p dir="ltr">I was recently getting ready to use it for a QRP QSO and noticed that the output is very low. Not the usual 700mw which my QRP watt meter shows. I have gone through the Power SDR settings trying to find a setting that wasn't correct with negative results.<br>
I was beginning to think that I have a transistor that failed.</p>
<p dir="ltr">I believe both Power SDR and firmware are current. I'm at work now and can't check the versions or measured outpu power.</p>
<p dir="ltr">Thanks,<br>
Jon<br>
WS1K</p>
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No, I think it isn't an issue with the Angelia firmware. Rather, it is more likely to be specific to the ANAN-100D hardware selection option in the software. The checking/unchecking of the Alex button is done in software not firmware. I will check v3.7.7 out here to confirm that I can replicate your observation and then find where in software the box is being automatically checked if the ANAN-100D is selected as hardware and see if I can make a modification for you to do what you need. It may be an unintended “feature” of v3.3.7 and/or other versions of the software and if so I’ll pass the modification info along to Doug so that he may include it in future releases if that’s the case.<br>
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I’ll get back to you as soon as I can get a free moment to take a look.<br>
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> it seems to be a particular issue of Angelia's firmware. My Mercuries,<br>
> Hermes 14bit and 15 bit don't show that effect. Please ask Joe, K5SO, for a<br>
> possible workaround.<br>
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> Maybe someone can tell me how to stop the software (v.3.7.7 in Windows<br>
> 7) from re-checking the Alex box automatically each time the program<br>
> starts with ANAN-100D selected as the Radio Model. ** I am using a bare<br>
> Angelia board and checking the Alex box gives weird transmit behavior<br>
> (as I would expect). I NEED to stop this behavior. I know, it is as<br>
> designed but I need a workaround.<br>
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> Thanks, Jay, HP3AK high up on the Volcano at the edge of the jungle.<br>
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