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Re: Voltages at test points on V4 boards
#bitx40help
#calibration
Raj,
Thank you for the info. Is there a pdf of wave forms expected at the TP's? Thank you for any assistance. Jon S |
Re: 2nd run of the spectrum test on the V5
#ubitx
Good spot! On Tue 26 Feb, 2019, 5:09 PM Raj vu2zap, <rajendrakumargg@...> wrote:
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Re: Version??
Glad to help Enjoy On Tue, Feb 26, 2019 at 3:55 PM Lawrence Galea via Groups.Io <9h1avlaw=[email protected]> wrote:
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Re: Nano Problem????
Bill Bates
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýI have a Bitx 40, I can't help you with your problem but just had to say that I love your name ?, regards Bill (G6ATO) Bates. From: Jericho Bates Sent: ?26/?02/?2019 03:28 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [BITX20] Nano Problem???? |
Re: Version??
V3 Audio output TDA2822 V4 Audio output discrete transistors? V5 Audio output LM386 On Tue, Feb 26, 2019 at 3:51 PM Bill Robbins <wa8cdu@...> wrote: |
Sorry all, I hit send when I meant to delete what I had partially written yesterday evening.
Not a completed thought, and I didn't think my comments would really be of much help. But since I did send: With the specified switch point of Nano's input buffer at 60% of Vcc,and assuming Nano running at 5V,? the Teensy and Nano aren't compatible by min spec. With a capacitive load, the Teensy should drive to 3.3V rail. Sascha, I think you are on the right path. Also consider switching speed / baud rate. Again my apologies,? Gary |
There's a 1k series resistor in the RX and TX lines? Is this what you mean by "in"?? That would slow the slew rate of the signal.
A 1K pull-up to 5V, shouldn't be a problem. The K20 on Teensy 3.2 is 5V tolerant on digital I/Os. You can drive the inputs to the Teensy 3.2 to 5V without an issue. The Teensy runs 3.3V Externally. (internally it's nominally 1.0V, but that's not the issue)? At 3.3V the K20 VOH min is? 3.3V -0.5V = 2.8V @ -9mA of drive. This should work fine with standard 5V TTL levels, (VIH 2V), BUT the Nano/ATmega is not TTL.? VIH is speced at 0.6Vcc? for Vcc 2.4-5.5V. |
Re: Nano Problem????
Mark McNabb
Hi,
From what I read, I don't think it would be easy to simulate the encoder with a wire.? It needs timed make-break between the two internal switches. Anyway, does the encoder press button work to get menus?? Does the encoder then work to change function options? Do all the nano versions leave the version number up on the screen like that?? Mine disappears after startup. 73, Mark. |
Re: Full throttle SSB distortion on 15 and 10m
Oos so ever it is,
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I suspect instability caused by your output wires. Shorten them to minimum or wire a coax to the board. Raj At 26-02-19, you wrote: Actually my unit has always shown more than 10w on low bands, but ironically it develops that full power distortion (total noise) only on the higher bands (15-12-10m) where the power is much lower. Is it just an overdrive issue to the poor 3904s? |
Re: Full throttle SSB distortion on 15 and 10m
Actually my unit has always shown more than 10w on low bands, but ironically it develops that full power distortion (total noise) only on the higher bands (15-12-10m) where the power is much lower. Is it just an overdrive issue to the poor 3904s? Il 26/feb/2019 14:21, "Raj vu2zap" <rajendrakumargg@...> ha scritto: I agree, 10W on 40 should be reference of modulation level. |
Nano Problem????
I fired up my ubitx V4 for the first time. When you turn the encoder, the frequency only changes by .050 the goes right back. I removed the encoder and used a jumper wire to try to simulate a encoder. Same problem. Then I removed Raduino, screen, and nano from the ubitx board. I supplied it with 12 volts and installed a 4.7 resistor on cw wires. I used a jumper wire again to simulate a encoder, same problem. Should I try to reload the nano, or do yall think the nano is bad??
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Re: Full throttle SSB distortion on 15 and 10m
I agree, 10W on 40 should be reference of modulation level.
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I have not got my hands on a v5 and when I do I will report. Raj At 26-02-19, you wrote:
Getting 15W on 40 is pushing for excess... should be about 10. |
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