Debouncing rotary encoder
ALPS, a maker of rotary encoders, recommends 10K pullup to Vcc, then 10K in series with 0.01 uF to ground. The internal pullup in the ATMega is loosely specified - somewhere in the tens of K, max 50K
On our "RadI2Cino" we provided pads for the RC series pair to ground, but not for any additional external pullup.
N5IB
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Re: #ubitx replaced Arduino Nano gives a lot of I2C interference during reception
#ubitx
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Re: Activity on ubitx.net
Wonderful work OM Mike. We all appreciate your efforts in real ham spirit. If I find anything interesting I will point it out for you.
Thank you for your great work on consolidating knowledge from various sources into one place.
Hope to be helpful.
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Upgrade the software ... there are two
variants discussed on this list.? Ian Lee KD8CEC software should
fix your problems and requires no hardware mods. If not, this will
be because the resistor values used on the CW analogue port are
not quite true.? Ian tells you how to adjust the ADC conversion
range to fix the problem, by reading off the ADC value actually
measured by the arduino.
Alternatively, you could make a small hardware mod and use the
W0EB/W2CTX firmware release v2.01.? All is explained in Jim's
excellent software/hardware guide available on this list's files
area.??
Either way, the problem is a minor one and easily fixed with a bit
of searching through the email list.
An article explaining software upgrades available is in
preparation on and I hope to have this
completed this weekend.
73 Mike ZL1AXG
On 23/02/18 9:19 AM, Kai Nilakari wrote:
Hi,
got my transceiver the other day. It is now built in a metal box
and seems to receive well although there is no AGC I guess?
Operating CW is difficult. Have operated CW for decades but now I
don't want to try it with uBitx because I get keying errors.
Or the rig makes them, not me.
What do you suggest? There must be a s/w bug which makes the
errors, strange delays, too short or missing dots.
Kai, OH3WE
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Re: Activity on ubitx.net
It looks as though Comcast has blocked groups.io for its
customers.? Hopefully, it will be fixed soon!
Ron W7HD
On 02/22/2018 03:48 PM, Thomas Sharka
via Groups.Io wrote:
Sounds like you
need to increase the size of the swap disk. It's working for
the moment.
?
On Thursday,
February 22, 2018 5:28 PM, Mike Woods
<mhwoods@...> wrote:
Everybody
went to the website at the same time causing the
server to run out of memory!? I am in the process
of upgrading the memory on the server to avoid
these periodic (2-3 times a day) glitches.? It
should self correct within seconds of getting an
error.
Mike
On 23/02/18 11:23 AM, Thomas Sharka via Groups.Io
wrote:
Thanks for your
undertaking of what appears to be a large
and growing project. I just came back from
the uBITX.net website and noted that?
Internal Server Error
is
what I get when I try the various links.
?
On Thursday, February 22, 2018 5:16
PM, Mike Woods <mhwoods@...>
wrote:
Hi everybody
You may be interested in
how uBITx.net is going.
To date in February 2018,
there have been 170,000 page hits,
with 14220
visits by 8214 unique
visitors.? Together, all those 8000+
uBITx fans
have shifted 14Gb of
data! This shows just how big the
interest is in
the uBITx.? I host around
25 sites, and this is now our second
most
popular site.
I am still catching up
with reading new emails on the list
posted during
the last few days.? I
have been otherwise occupied with a
visit by
Eugeny UA3AHM and time
out at the saltmine.
Since the site launch
less than a month ago,? a total of 68
news stories
have been posted.? There
will be a few more posted today. These
stories
are running about 3 per
day, drawn primarily from the approx.
100 email
postings a day on the
BITX20 email list (i.e. 3% of all
emails to the
list are "news worthy").?
This is a pretty interesting statistic
in itself.
I am still gob-smacked by
the extent of hacking already going on
with
the uBITx ...? eclipsing
a year's worth of hacking on the
BITX40. There
are already three
software variants available - each
with unique
features.?? Clearly,
Ashhar Farhan has a tiger by the tail,
as he has
two months of back orders
of the uBITx to clear before shipping
ex stock.
Hopefully, ubitx.net is
filling a helpful niche in the
ecosystem for the
uBITx.? It's purpose is
to document and categorise that which
is of
enduring value from the
BITX20 list about the uBITx. I have
not had the
time I would like to
distill out the "nuggets" into
guidance like I had
hoped.?? However, I guess
that will come with time ... It would
also be
nice to find the time to
work on hacking my own uBITx! ? But I
do hope
to get into the workshop
this weekend and work on an
interesting mod of
one of my BITX40s.
Don't forget that you can
volunteer to help out with uBITx.net.
It would
be great to have one or
two others assisting with the daily
collation of
news items.? This takes
an hour or two a day at most...? I can
prepare a
simple guide? to assist
volunteers in managing this.? No
coding skills
are needed ... just good
editing skills, and the ability to
track down
an appropriate graphic to
go with each item.
73? Mike ZL1AXG
--
Mike Woods
--
W7HD - NAQCC#7587 OMISS#9898 KX3#6966 LinuxUser#415320
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Re: uBITX Wire Up Drawing error
Correct. I noticed that when I was wiring it up, but had forgotten this.
Philip, G7JUR?
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Seeing Mike Woods' update for ubitx.net got me wondering what the usage on is looking like. We have 306 operator entered map points and 13,437 total views.? All continents are represented with the exception of the ever elusive Antarctica.? I read somewhere that in January the Germans set up a permanent (as far as Antarctica goes) WSPR station down there.? I might have to send them a BITX just to get the map point :)
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Re: Activity on ubitx.net
Sounds like you need to increase the size of the swap disk. It's working for the moment. ?
On Thursday, February 22, 2018 5:28 PM, Mike Woods <mhwoods@...> wrote:
Everybody went to the website at the
same time causing the server to run out of memory!? I am in the
process of upgrading the memory on the server to avoid these
periodic (2-3 times a day) glitches.? It should self correct
within seconds of getting an error.
Mike
On 23/02/18 11:23 AM, Thomas Sharka via Groups.Io wrote:
Thanks for your
undertaking of what appears to be a large and growing
project. I just came back from the uBITX.net website and
noted that?
Internal Server
Error
is
what I get when I try the various links.
?
On Thursday,
February 22, 2018 5:16 PM, Mike Woods
<mhwoods@...> wrote:
Hi everybody
You may be interested in how uBITx.net is
going.
To date in February 2018, there have been
170,000 page hits, with 14220
visits by 8214 unique visitors.?
Together, all those 8000+ uBITx fans
have shifted 14Gb of data! This shows
just how big the interest is in
the uBITx.? I host around 25 sites, and
this is now our second most
popular site.
I am still catching up with reading new
emails on the list posted during
the last few days.? I have been otherwise
occupied with a visit by
Eugeny UA3AHM and time out at the
saltmine.
Since the site launch less than a month
ago,? a total of 68 news stories
have been posted.? There will be a few
more posted today. These stories
are running about 3 per day, drawn
primarily from the approx. 100 email
postings a day on the BITX20 email list
(i.e. 3% of all emails to the
list are "news worthy").? This is a
pretty interesting statistic in itself.
I am still gob-smacked by the extent of
hacking already going on with
the uBITx ...? eclipsing a year's worth
of hacking on the BITX40. There
are already three software variants
available - each with unique
features.?? Clearly, Ashhar Farhan has a
tiger by the tail, as he has
two months of back orders of the uBITx to
clear before shipping ex stock.
Hopefully, ubitx.net is filling a helpful
niche in the ecosystem for the
uBITx.? It's purpose is to document and
categorise that which is of
enduring value from the BITX20 list about
the uBITx. I have not had the
time I would like to distill out the
"nuggets" into guidance like I had
hoped.?? However, I guess that will come
with time ... It would also be
nice to find the time to work on hacking
my own uBITx! ? But I do hope
to get into the workshop this weekend and
work on an interesting mod of
one of my BITX40s.
Don't forget that you can volunteer to
help out with uBITx.net. It would
be great to have one or two others
assisting with the daily collation of
news items.? This takes an hour or two a
day at most...? I can prepare a
simple guide? to assist volunteers in
managing this.? No coding skills
are needed ... just good editing skills,
and the ability to track down
an appropriate graphic to go with each
item.
73? Mike ZL1AXG
--
Mike Woods
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Re: uBITX Wire Up Drawing error
It also shows that the CW key ("Digital Plug" Blue wire) is connected to the "Ring" of the key jack, not to the "Tip" as it really should be. ?I've tried to call this to Ashhar Farhan's attention since December, but the diagram(s) have remained unchanged.
Jim, W0EB
toggle quoted message
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------ Original Message ------
Sent: 2/22/2018 4:40:43 PM
Subject: [BITX20] uBITX Wire Up Drawing error
The wire up drawing has an error regarding the volume control connections. It shows the orange wire as being Vol_high. And the yellow wire as being Vol_mid, going to the wiper. The orange wire is in fact the Vol_mid, and should go to the wiper. And yellow to the hot end. The pictures are correct.
Philip G7JUR
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Re: Variable power control
i was thinking 2nd nano and i2c lcd maybe a 20x4, leaving system rad do its thing unencumbered. dc voltage current, swr, rf power, s meter, real time clock etc on health display. still dreaming but i want an isolated monitor.
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uBITX Wire Up Drawing error
The wire up drawing has an error regarding the volume control connections. It shows the orange wire as being Vol_high. And the yellow wire as being Vol_mid, going to the wiper. The orange wire is in fact the Vol_mid, and should go to the wiper. And yellow to the hot end. The pictures are correct.
Philip G7JUR
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Re: Activity on ubitx.net
Does anyone have a complete parts list for the ubitx?? I am
looking for the values of the audio pot, especially, but also a
physical wiring diagram of the connectors.
Ron W7HD
On 02/22/2018 03:28 PM, Mike Woods
wrote:
Everybody went to the website at the
same time causing the server to run out of memory!? I am in the
process of upgrading the memory on the server to avoid these
periodic (2-3 times a day) glitches.? It should self correct
within seconds of getting an error.
Mike
On 23/02/18 11:23 AM, Thomas Sharka via Groups.Io wrote:
Thanks for
your undertaking of what appears to be a large and growing
project. I just came back from the uBITX.net website and
noted that?
Internal Server
Error
is
what I get when I try the various links.
?
On Thursday,
February 22, 2018 5:16 PM, Mike Woods <mhwoods@...>
wrote:
Hi everybody
You may be interested in how uBITx.net
is going.
To date in February 2018, there have
been 170,000 page hits, with 14220
visits by 8214 unique visitors.?
Together, all those 8000+ uBITx fans
have shifted 14Gb of data! This shows
just how big the interest is in
the uBITx.? I host around 25 sites, and
this is now our second most
popular site.
I am still catching up with reading new
emails on the list posted during
the last few days.? I have been
otherwise occupied with a visit by
Eugeny UA3AHM and time out at the
saltmine.
Since the site launch less than a month
ago,? a total of 68 news stories
have been posted.? There will be a few
more posted today. These stories
are running about 3 per day, drawn
primarily from the approx. 100 email
postings a day on the BITX20 email list
(i.e. 3% of all emails to the
list are "news worthy").? This is a
pretty interesting statistic in itself.
I am still gob-smacked by the extent of
hacking already going on with
the uBITx ...? eclipsing a year's worth
of hacking on the BITX40. There
are already three software variants
available - each with unique
features.?? Clearly, Ashhar Farhan has
a tiger by the tail, as he has
two months of back orders of the uBITx
to clear before shipping ex stock.
Hopefully, ubitx.net is filling a
helpful niche in the ecosystem for the
uBITx.? It's purpose is to document and
categorise that which is of
enduring value from the BITX20 list
about the uBITx. I have not had the
time I would like to distill out the
"nuggets" into guidance like I had
hoped.?? However, I guess that will
come with time ... It would also be
nice to find the time to work on
hacking my own uBITx! ? But I do hope
to get into the workshop this weekend
and work on an interesting mod of
one of my BITX40s.
Don't forget that you can volunteer to
help out with uBITx.net. It would
be great to have one or two others
assisting with the daily collation of
news items.? This takes an hour or two
a day at most...? I can prepare a
simple guide? to assist volunteers in
managing this.? No coding skills
are needed ... just good editing
skills, and the ability to track down
an appropriate graphic to go with each
item.
73? Mike ZL1AXG
--
Mike Woods
--
W7HD - NAQCC#7587 OMISS#9898 KX3#6966 LinuxUser#415320
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Re: #ubitx replaced Arduino Nano gives a lot of I2C interference during reception
#ubitx
I use 0.01uF on the
encoder and encoder switch.
1000pF would probably
work too?
Mike, WA6ISP
On 2/22/2018 2:19 PM, John wrote:
Sarma,
Thank you for the suggestions. My problem has been solved with the
exchange of the nano (now on headers as I have room).
I have also used screened cable to the encoder and had to decouple
the push button at the nano due to rfi on Tx sometimes triggering
the menu.
I might also decouple the encoder.
What maximum values capacitors can you use for decoupling?
Regards,
John (VK2ETA)
--
Mike Hagen, WA6ISP
10917 Bryant Street
Yucaipa, Ca. 92399
(909) 918-0058
PayPal ID "MotDog@..."
Mike@...
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Re: New ideas for the Audio TX/RX pop and PA output stage improvements on ubitx.net
Thanks Mike for checking and thanks to Erhard for testing and sharing.
I have ordered the BN43-202 and will report the results now that I have the RD16s in place.
All the best,
73, John (VK2ETA)
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Re: Activity on ubitx.net
Everybody went to the website at the
same time causing the server to run out of memory!? I am in the
process of upgrading the memory on the server to avoid these
periodic (2-3 times a day) glitches.? It should self correct
within seconds of getting an error.
Mike
On 23/02/18 11:23 AM, Thomas Sharka via Groups.Io wrote:
Thanks for your
undertaking of what appears to be a large and growing
project. I just came back from the uBITX.net website and
noted that?
Internal Server
Error
is
what I get when I try the various links.
?
On Thursday,
February 22, 2018 5:16 PM, Mike Woods
<mhwoods@...> wrote:
Hi everybody
You may be interested in how uBITx.net is
going.
To date in February 2018, there have been
170,000 page hits, with 14220
visits by 8214 unique visitors.?
Together, all those 8000+ uBITx fans
have shifted 14Gb of data! This shows
just how big the interest is in
the uBITx.? I host around 25 sites, and
this is now our second most
popular site.
I am still catching up with reading new
emails on the list posted during
the last few days.? I have been otherwise
occupied with a visit by
Eugeny UA3AHM and time out at the
saltmine.
Since the site launch less than a month
ago,? a total of 68 news stories
have been posted.? There will be a few
more posted today. These stories
are running about 3 per day, drawn
primarily from the approx. 100 email
postings a day on the BITX20 email list
(i.e. 3% of all emails to the
list are "news worthy").? This is a
pretty interesting statistic in itself.
I am still gob-smacked by the extent of
hacking already going on with
the uBITx ...? eclipsing a year's worth
of hacking on the BITX40. There
are already three software variants
available - each with unique
features.?? Clearly, Ashhar Farhan has a
tiger by the tail, as he has
two months of back orders of the uBITx to
clear before shipping ex stock.
Hopefully, ubitx.net is filling a helpful
niche in the ecosystem for the
uBITx.? It's purpose is to document and
categorise that which is of
enduring value from the BITX20 list about
the uBITx. I have not had the
time I would like to distill out the
"nuggets" into guidance like I had
hoped.?? However, I guess that will come
with time ... It would also be
nice to find the time to work on hacking
my own uBITx! ? But I do hope
to get into the workshop this weekend and
work on an interesting mod of
one of my BITX40s.
Don't forget that you can volunteer to
help out with uBITx.net. It would
be great to have one or two others
assisting with the daily collation of
news items.? This takes an hour or two a
day at most...? I can prepare a
simple guide? to assist volunteers in
managing this.? No coding skills
are needed ... just good editing skills,
and the ability to track down
an appropriate graphic to go with each
item.
73? Mike ZL1AXG
--
Mike Woods
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Re: Activity on ubitx.net
I am getting 403 Forbidden when I try to access
/g/BITX20/wiki/home
Ron W7HD
On 02/22/2018 03:23 PM, Thomas Sharka
via Groups.Io wrote:
Thanks for your
undertaking of what appears to be a large and growing
project. I just came back from the uBITX.net website and
noted that?
Internal Server
Error
is
what I get when I try the various links.
?
On Thursday,
February 22, 2018 5:16 PM, Mike Woods
<mhwoods@...> wrote:
Hi everybody
You may be interested in how uBITx.net is
going.
To date in February 2018, there have been
170,000 page hits, with 14220
visits by 8214 unique visitors.?
Together, all those 8000+ uBITx fans
have shifted 14Gb of data! This shows
just how big the interest is in
the uBITx.? I host around 25 sites, and
this is now our second most
popular site.
I am still catching up with reading new
emails on the list posted during
the last few days.? I have been otherwise
occupied with a visit by
Eugeny UA3AHM and time out at the
saltmine.
Since the site launch less than a month
ago,? a total of 68 news stories
have been posted.? There will be a few
more posted today. These stories
are running about 3 per day, drawn
primarily from the approx. 100 email
postings a day on the BITX20 email list
(i.e. 3% of all emails to the
list are "news worthy").? This is a
pretty interesting statistic in itself.
I am still gob-smacked by the extent of
hacking already going on with
the uBITx ...? eclipsing a year's worth
of hacking on the BITX40. There
are already three software variants
available - each with unique
features.?? Clearly, Ashhar Farhan has a
tiger by the tail, as he has
two months of back orders of the uBITx to
clear before shipping ex stock.
Hopefully, ubitx.net is filling a helpful
niche in the ecosystem for the
uBITx.? It's purpose is to document and
categorise that which is of
enduring value from the BITX20 list about
the uBITx. I have not had the
time I would like to distill out the
"nuggets" into guidance like I had
hoped.?? However, I guess that will come
with time ... It would also be
nice to find the time to work on hacking
my own uBITx! ? But I do hope
to get into the workshop this weekend and
work on an interesting mod of
one of my BITX40s.
Don't forget that you can volunteer to
help out with uBITx.net. It would
be great to have one or two others
assisting with the daily collation of
news items.? This takes an hour or two a
day at most...? I can prepare a
simple guide? to assist volunteers in
managing this.? No coding skills
are needed ... just good editing skills,
and the ability to track down
an appropriate graphic to go with each
item.
73? Mike ZL1AXG
--
Mike Woods
--
W7HD - NAQCC#7587 OMISS#9898 KX3#6966 LinuxUser#415320
|
Re: Activity on ubitx.net
Thanks for your undertaking of what appears to be a large and growing project. I just came back from the uBITX.net website and noted that? Internal Server Erroris what I get when I try the various links. ?
On Thursday, February 22, 2018 5:16 PM, Mike Woods <mhwoods@...> wrote:
Hi everybody
You may be interested in how uBITx.net is going.
To date in February 2018, there have been 170,000 page hits, with 14220
visits by 8214 unique visitors.? Together, all those 8000+ uBITx fans
have shifted 14Gb of data! This shows just how big the interest is in
the uBITx.? I host around 25 sites, and this is now our second most
popular site.
I am still catching up with reading new emails on the list posted during
the last few days.? I have been otherwise occupied with a visit by
Eugeny UA3AHM and time out at the saltmine.
Since the site launch less than a month ago,? a total of 68 news stories
have been posted.? There will be a few more posted today. These stories
are running about 3 per day, drawn primarily from the approx. 100 email
postings a day on the BITX20 email list (i.e. 3% of all emails to the
list are "news worthy").? This is a pretty interesting statistic in itself.
I am still gob-smacked by the extent of hacking already going on with
the uBITx ...? eclipsing a year's worth of hacking on the BITX40. There
are already three software variants available - each with unique
features.?? Clearly, Ashhar Farhan has a tiger by the tail, as he has
two months of back orders of the uBITx to clear before shipping ex stock.
Hopefully, ubitx.net is filling a helpful niche in the ecosystem for the
uBITx.? It's purpose is to document and categorise that which is of
enduring value from the BITX20 list about the uBITx. I have not had the
time I would like to distill out the "nuggets" into guidance like I had
hoped.?? However, I guess that will come with time ... It would also be
nice to find the time to work on hacking my own uBITx! ? But I do hope
to get into the workshop this weekend and work on an interesting mod of
one of my BITX40s.
Don't forget that you can volunteer to help out with uBITx.net. It would
be great to have one or two others assisting with the daily collation of
news items.? This takes an hour or two a day at most...? I can prepare a
simple guide? to assist volunteers in managing this.? No coding skills
are needed ... just good editing skills, and the ability to track down
an appropriate graphic to go with each item.
73? Mike ZL1AXG
--
Mike Woods
|
Re: #ubitx replaced Arduino Nano gives a lot of I2C interference during reception
#ubitx
Sarma,
Thank you for the suggestions. My problem has been solved with the exchange of the nano (now on headers as I have room).
I have also used screened cable to the encoder and had to decouple the push button at the nano due to rfi on Tx sometimes triggering the menu.
I might also decouple the encoder.
What maximum values capacitors can you use for decoupling?
Regards,
John (VK2ETA)
|
Hi everybody
You may be interested in how uBITx.net is going.
To date in February 2018, there have been 170,000 page hits, with 14220 visits by 8214 unique visitors.? Together, all those 8000+ uBITx fans have shifted 14Gb of data! This shows just how big the interest is in the uBITx.? I host around 25 sites, and this is now our second most popular site.
I am still catching up with reading new emails on the list posted during the last few days.? I have been otherwise occupied with a visit by Eugeny UA3AHM and time out at the saltmine.
Since the site launch less than a month ago,? a total of 68 news stories have been posted.? There will be a few more posted today. These stories are running about 3 per day, drawn primarily from the approx. 100 email postings a day on the BITX20 email list (i.e. 3% of all emails to the list are "news worthy").? This is a pretty interesting statistic in itself.
I am still gob-smacked by the extent of hacking already going on with the uBITx ...? eclipsing a year's worth of hacking on the BITX40. There are already three software variants available - each with unique features.?? Clearly, Ashhar Farhan has a tiger by the tail, as he has two months of back orders of the uBITx to clear before shipping ex stock.
Hopefully, ubitx.net is filling a helpful niche in the ecosystem for the uBITx.? It's purpose is to document and categorise that which is of enduring value from the BITX20 list about the uBITx. I have not had the time I would like to distill out the "nuggets" into guidance like I had hoped.?? However, I guess that will come with time ... It would also be nice to find the time to work on hacking my own uBITx! ? But I do hope to get into the workshop this weekend and work on an interesting mod of one of my BITX40s.
Don't forget that you can volunteer to help out with uBITx.net. It would be great to have one or two others assisting with the daily collation of news items.? This takes an hour or two a day at most...? I can prepare a simple guide? to assist volunteers in managing this.? No coding skills are needed ... just good editing skills, and the ability to track down an appropriate graphic to go with each item.
73? Mike ZL1AXG
-- Mike Woods mhwoods@...
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Re: My uBitx shipped today
Got mine today!? Ordered on December 25th, shipped via DHL on Feb 20th.? Once DHL got the package it did not take long to get here.
Bill - KC5SB
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