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Hi Graeme,

before you do so: here is my solution to this problem:
1st.
Make a batch-file (e.g. "start.bat") and put this into the
multipsk-directory. My content is:

c:
cd C:\programme\Multipsk
start Multipsk.exe

Be sure that in line 2 is YOUR directory of multipsk. (maybe you have to
remove programme with "program files"...)

2nd.
Now call this batch.file instead of multipsk.exe and you are done!


Works here like a charm in WIN2000.

Best wishes
Wolfgang, DL7NB

...and better forget this Japanese "game", hi

#> -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
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#> zl1gbb
#> Gesendet: Montag, 3. September 2007 04:30
#> An: dxlab@...
#> Betreff: [dxlab] Re: Dxlab and Multipsk
#>
#> Thats two today. A record. I checked the error message and it's in
#> FRENCH. Well, the message is in English. The header is in French. Of
#> course it's a Multipsk error.
#>
#> I think I will go and commit Hiri Kiri.
#>
#> Graeme zl1gbb
#>
#> --- In dxlab@..., "Dave Bernstein" <aa6yq@...> wrote:
#> >
#> > That message does not come from the Launcher, Graeme. It sounds
#> like
#> > MultiPSK is unhappy. Are there any MultiPSK users here who can help
#> > with this? If not, there's a Yahoo MultiPSK group where the Patrick
#> > F6CTE (the author of MultiPSK) will be happy to help you.
#> >
#> > 73,
#> >
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#> >
#> > --- In dxlab@..., "zl1gbb" <zl1gbb@> wrote:
#> > >
#> > > Hello
#> > > I am starting Multipsk using Dxlab launcher. It gives me the
#> > > error 'Multipsk is not in the start folder'. How can I kill this
#> > error
#> > > message? Just where is the start folder?
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Now I'll admit to being completely confused. If I click the Optimize
button, my RTTY Receive (Soundcard) and RTTY Transmit (Soundcard)
frequencies match perfectly. However, if I st the cursor on a signal
elsewhere on the waterfall, the two frequencies are completely
different. The "Net" box is grayed out, so somewhere I've set
something very wrong, but where?

Tnx es 73
Dave KB3MOW

Dave Bernstein wrote:

If there's a ~250 hz offset between your TX and RX frequencies,

the

first thing I'd check the RIT and/or XIT setting.

73,

Dave, AA6YQ

--- In dxlab@... <mailto:dxlab%

40yahoogroups.com>, "Dave"

<dcorio@> wrote:

I'll try to explain this so it makes sense. Got DXLab running

okay

on

the new PC after some hard work, but just noticed an issue with

my

FSK keying. Went to answer a station calling CQ, and only got a
single tone. The station heard me and mentioned the tone. I

fixed

that quickly, but then every time I answered his CQ, he couldn't

hear

me.

It sounds to my tin ear like my tones are a bit higer than his,

and

I

was dead-bang on his frequency. He wasn't working split, as the

other

stations I heard were also zero beat on him. If I had to guess,

I'd

say my tones sound about 250 Hz higher than his.

What could I possible have wrong that could do that? The IC-746

isn't

set on split, and was working fb on FSK before I changed

computers,

so my assumption is that it's a hardware problem - likely the

nut

holding the mouse!!

Any ideas?

Thanks es 73
Dave - KB3MOW

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No problem, Graeme. It never hurts to ask...

73,

Dave, AA6YQ

--- In dxlab@..., "zl1gbb" <zl1gbb@...> wrote:

Thats two today. A record. I checked the error message and it's in
FRENCH. Well, the message is in English. The header is in French.

Of

course it's a Multipsk error.

I think I will go and commit Hiri Kiri.

Graeme zl1gbb

--- In dxlab@..., "Dave Bernstein" <aa6yq@> wrote:

That message does not come from the Launcher, Graeme. It sounds

like

MultiPSK is unhappy. Are there any MultiPSK users here who can

help

with this? If not, there's a Yahoo MultiPSK group where the

Patrick

F6CTE (the author of MultiPSK) will be happy to help you.

73,

Dave, AA6YQ

--- In dxlab@..., "zl1gbb" <zl1gbb@> wrote:

Hello
I am starting Multipsk using Dxlab launcher. It gives me the
error 'Multipsk is not in the start folder'. How can I kill

this

error

message? Just where is the start folder?

Graeme zl1gbb

Thats two today. A record. I checked the error message and it's in
FRENCH. Well, the message is in English. The header is in French. Of
course it's a Multipsk error.

I think I will go and commit Hiri Kiri.

Graeme zl1gbb

--- In dxlab@..., "Dave Bernstein" <aa6yq@...> wrote:

That message does not come from the Launcher, Graeme. It sounds

like

MultiPSK is unhappy. Are there any MultiPSK users here who can help
with this? If not, there's a Yahoo MultiPSK group where the Patrick
F6CTE (the author of MultiPSK) will be happy to help you.

73,

Dave, AA6YQ

--- In dxlab@..., "zl1gbb" <zl1gbb@> wrote:

Hello
I am starting Multipsk using Dxlab launcher. It gives me the
error 'Multipsk is not in the start folder'. How can I kill this

error

message? Just where is the start folder?

Graeme zl1gbb

Whoa. Good group. They know everything, hi hi.

Tnx Andrew.

Excuse the slip with posting to the wrong group.

73 Graeme zl1gbb

--- In dxlab@..., "Andrew O'Brien" <andrewobrie@...>
wrote:

Wrong mail group Graeme but...



- ZAP function
- Reduces effects from birdies but can sometimes cause a small
loss in sensitivity
- Normally set at zero


- FREEZE filter
- Used to filter out birdies and/or separate multiple stations
- Filter width adjusted by changing the TOL setting
- Increases JT65 sensitivity slightly
- Must first make sure you know the frequency of the other
station. If signal is strong enough, a spike will be shown at
the frequency
of the SYNC signal, shown on the RED JT65 line
- Set FREEZE filter by moving mouse to peak on RED line (until
the units values under the graph turn red), click on the

spike, and then

check the FREEZE box. (above the date and time display near

the bottom of

the JT65 screen).



On 9/3/07, zl1gbb <zl1gbb@...> wrote:

Hi
can anyone tell me what the check boxes are in the main window
labeled ZAP, NB, FREEZE, AFC?

Graeme zl1gbb

On the other hand, now I'm back to single tone. Sometimes it doesn't
pay to get out of bed.


Dave Bernstein wrote:

I have no firewall activated. I was running AVG anti-spyware which I placed
on this computer when I fired it up. Just took that down, and restarted the
computer, but to no avail. Still getting the script error when I attempt
any call lookup thru Pathfinder (with either IE or Firefox called up prior
to using PathFnder. . Checked direct thru web page using both IE and
Firefox, and still seeing same results - with no script alarm when I call up
a callsign.

No RIT or XIT at all. Near as I can tell, everything is where it's
supposed to be, but I must be overlooking something.

Thanks, Dave
73
Dave


Dave Bernstein wrote:

If there's a ~250 hz offset between your TX and RX frequencies, the
first thing I'd check the RIT and/or XIT setting.

73,

Dave, AA6YQ

--- In dxlab@..., "Dave" <dcorio@...> wrote:

I'll try to explain this so it makes sense. Got DXLab running okay

on

the new PC after some hard work, but just noticed an issue with my
FSK keying. Went to answer a station calling CQ, and only got a
single tone. The station heard me and mentioned the tone. I fixed
that quickly, but then every time I answered his CQ, he couldn't

hear

me.

It sounds to my tin ear like my tones are a bit higer than his, and

I

was dead-bang on his frequency. He wasn't working split, as the

other

stations I heard were also zero beat on him. If I had to guess, I'd
say my tones sound about 250 Hz higher than his.

What could I possible have wrong that could do that? The IC-746

isn't

set on split, and was working fb on FSK before I changed computers,
so my assumption is that it's a hardware problem - likely the nut
holding the mouse!!

Any ideas?

Thanks es 73
Dave - KB3MOW

That message does not come from the Launcher, Graeme. It sounds like
MultiPSK is unhappy. Are there any MultiPSK users here who can help
with this? If not, there's a Yahoo MultiPSK group where the Patrick
F6CTE (the author of MultiPSK) will be happy to help you.

73,

Dave, AA6YQ

--- In dxlab@..., "zl1gbb" <zl1gbb@...> wrote:

Hello
I am starting Multipsk using Dxlab launcher. It gives me the
error 'Multipsk is not in the start folder'. How can I kill this

error

message? Just where is the start folder?

Graeme zl1gbb

AFC: enable automatic frequency control in the JT65 decoding algorithm.

Auto: toggle on or off an automatic sequence of transmit and receive periods.

Clear Avg: erase text in average message box, and clear message accumulator.

Clip: normally set to zero. Increase its value to apply soft,
moderate, or hard
clipping to a signal before attempting to decode its message and to reduce the
effects of static crashes, etc.

Decode: analyze the most recently recorded or opened file, perhaps
after one or
more decoding parameters have been changed.

Defaults: reset parameters S, Sync, Clip, and Tol to default values.

Dsec: adjust UTC clock reading in ± 0.5 s increments to manually
resynchronize
with UTC or with your QSO partner's computer. (In general, it is best
to keep the
Windows clock set accurately and Dsec set to zero.)
Erase: clear all information in main text boxes and graphical areas.
Exclude: remove most recent recording from the average message accumulator.
Use this option when you are sure that the program has synchronized
incorrectly
26

Freeze: search only frequencies within ±Tol Hz of Freeze DF. Freeze DF can be
adjusted by using the left/right keyboard arrows. In JT65 mode it can
also be set by
clicking on the red spike or on the SpecJT waterfall display.

Sync: set synchronizing threshold (default = 1) for the JT65 decoder.
27 ________________________________

Interesting -- that's the Google advertising system. UrchinTracker is
their analytics package, which tells the advertisers how many many
impressions (views) their have been, how many of those resulted in
click-throughs to the advertisement, etc.

I wonder if you and Danny N7DC have some sort of firewall or anti-
malware software running that is preventing the ads from appearing or
running correctly, thus generating the script error. For example, you
might have some or all scripts disabled!

73,

Dave, AA6YQ


--- In dxlab@..., "Rick - WB5FDP" <wb5fdp@...> wrote:

--- In dxlab@..., "Dave Bernstein" <aa6yq@> wrote:

Great! Now that IE is running, please paste

Dave,

Same script error here too in pathfinder.

Here is the script that is failing.

<script src="
type="text/javascript">
</script>
<script type="text/javascript">
_uacct = "UA-2358231-1";
urchinTracker();


The urchinTracker seems to be where it gets stuck.

Rick - WB5FDP

into its address textbox and browse. Does this produce a

scripting

error?

73,

Dave, AA6YQ

--- In dxlab@..., "Danny Douglas" <n7dc@> wrote:

OK now that I have that straighted up, and I.E. back

operational,

have gone

back to using PathFinder and find the scrupt error on

QRZ.COM

page is

still there. I also see that it is there when I click on the

Buck

button.

I have to say either yes or no on both pages, in order for them

to

actually

reach out and read the operators info as requested. Its odd,

because I have

tried every other search button at the top of the PathFinder

page,

and none

of the others comes come up with a script error - but just

those

two. Tried

it on my own call, and a couple of others, all to the same

outcome.

Danny

Wrong mail group Graeme but...



- ZAP function
- Reduces effects from birdies but can sometimes cause a small
loss in sensitivity
- Normally set at zero


- FREEZE filter
- Used to filter out birdies and/or separate multiple stations
- Filter width adjusted by changing the TOL setting
- Increases JT65 sensitivity slightly
- Must first make sure you know the frequency of the other
station. If signal is strong enough, a spike will be shown at
the frequency
of the SYNC signal, shown on the RED JT65 line
- Set FREEZE filter by moving mouse to peak on RED line (until
the units values under the graph turn red), click on the spike, and then
check the FREEZE box. (above the date and time display near the bottom of
the JT65 screen).

I'll try to explain this so it makes sense. Got DXLab running okay on
the new PC after some hard work, but just noticed an issue with my
FSK keying. Went to answer a station calling CQ, and only got a
single tone. The station heard me and mentioned the tone. I fixed
that quickly, but then every time I answered his CQ, he couldn't hear
me.

It sounds to my tin ear like my tones are a bit higer than his, and I
was dead-bang on his frequency. He wasn't working split, as the other
stations I heard were also zero beat on him. If I had to guess, I'd
say my tones sound about 250 Hz higher than his.

What could I possible have wrong that could do that? The IC-746 isn't
set on split, and was working fb on FSK before I changed computers,
so my assumption is that it's a hardware problem - likely the nut
holding the mouse!!

Any ideas?

Thanks es 73
Dave - KB3MOW

Hello
I am starting Multipsk using Dxlab launcher. It gives me the
error 'Multipsk is not in the start folder'. How can I kill this error
message? Just where is the start folder?

Graeme zl1gbb

--- In dxlab@..., "Dave Bernstein" <aa6yq@...> wrote:

Great! Now that IE is running, please paste

Dave,

Same script error here too in pathfinder.

Here is the script that is failing.

<script src="
type="text/javascript">
</script>
<script type="text/javascript">
_uacct = "UA-2358231-1";
urchinTracker();


The urchinTracker seems to be where it gets stuck.

Rick - WB5FDP

into its address textbox and browse. Does this produce a scripting
error?

73,

Dave, AA6YQ

--- In dxlab@..., "Danny Douglas" <n7dc@> wrote:

OK now that I have that straighted up, and I.E. back operational,

have gone

back to using PathFinder and find the scrupt error on QRZ.COM

page is

still there. I also see that it is there when I click on the Buck

button.

I have to say either yes or no on both pages, in order for them to

actually

reach out and read the operators info as requested. Its odd,

because I have

tried every other search button at the top of the PathFinder page,

and none

of the others comes come up with a script error - but just those

two. Tried

it on my own call, and a couple of others, all to the same outcome.
Danny

On Sep 2, 2007, at 9:22 AM, Richard B. Drake wrote:

I suspect this is because you are using Safari as your default browser.

Could be. It's not a problem, as I said. I just set the bookmark to use the IP address.

Note that if you have you Network set up to obtain it's IP addresses
automatically, as I do, the IP address of the computer where the
SpotCollector server is running could change without warning. If that
should happen the hard coded IP address you use would no longer be correct.

I have all of the machines on my home network set with manual IP addresses, because I have port forwarding set up in my router so I can access all of them from a remote location using various services, FTP, VNC, ASIP, etc. If I was using DHCP on the home network, an IP address change on one of the computers would mess that all up.

Why obtain IP addresses automatically? First, as long as your router
provide a DHCP service (if it doesn't it's not much of a router)
there is no reason not to do that.

I think the desire to access the computers remotely using different services is a reason not to do that. If you never want to get into your home network when you're away from home, then DHCP on your local network is fine.

Another reason for manual addresses that I ran into a couple of years ago was when I was networking several computers for a multi-single contest effort using WriteLog. At the time, WriteLog had a nasty tendency to lose track of networked computers when using DHCP.

However, more importantly I use a
laptop, occasionally travel to other locations and connect to other
networks ( for example, my stepdaughters house and motels, etc.). If
I am configured to use fixed IP addresses, this will not work and
cause considerable frustration getting set up at locations away from
home. With automatic IP configuration it's plug and play no matter where I go.

Even if your laptop was set up with a manual address on your home network (I should have mentioned that my laptop uses DHCP to get its address from the router; it's always with me so I'm never accessing it remotely...:-)), you could create a second network configuration in Windows which uses DHCP for use on the road.

I should mention that when my laptop is connected to the home network (everything at home is connected via wireless), I do occasionally access it from the PC in the shack. When that happens, I access it by name.

John Bastin, K8AJS
bastinj@...

At 08:45 AM 9/2/2007, you wrote:

I've always had to use the IP address to access SpotCollector on my
home network. I saved it that way as a bookmark.

If I try to use ", I get the message:

Safari can't open the page " because it can't find
the server "dxlab".

73,
John Bastin, K8AJS
bastinj@...

Yes, CE9 and 13 are the correct entity prefix and country code for
Antarctica, respectively.

DXView provides an interactive 3-way cross reference between entity
name, entity prefix, and country code.

73,

Dave, AA6YQ


--- In dxlab@..., "Harry Bluestein" <hbluestein@...>
wrote:

Thanks for the info, but what is the DXCC symbol for Antarctica and

what is

the DXCCID? DXKeeper set it to CE9 and13. Is that correct?

Harry, N6TE


[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Thanks for the info, but what is the DXCC symbol for Antarctica and what is
the DXCCID? DXKeeper set it to CE9 and13. Is that correct?

Harry, N6TE

There are two problems with the pathname

c:&#92;programfiles&#92;DXLab.suite&#92;commander

1. a space is missing between the words "program" and "files"

2. Windows won't let you use a period in a folder name


If you've successfully installed DXKeeper into

c:&#92;program files&#92;DXLab suite&#92;DXKeeper

then you should use the following destination pathname for commmander:

c:&#92;program files&#92;DXLab suite&#92;commander

73,

Dave, AA6YQ





If the the space is missing, restore it and try again.

73,

Dave, AA6YQ

--- In dxlab@..., "Danny" <danandlol@...> wrote:

--- In dxlab@..., "Dave Bernstein" <aa6yq@> wrote:

Sorry you're having trouble, Danny. Please describe what you're

doing

step by step, and what it is that's going wrong.

73,

Dave, AA6YQ

--- In dxlab@..., "Danny" <danandlol@> wrote:

Hello iam having problems installing commander please help many

thanks

Danny. i think it is a pathname problem.

Hello Dave, ok this is what iam doing.... DX Lab Launcher is open i
click then on commander box then its asking me if i want to install
commander i click yes! new window opens containing text- Based on
itsprogram path setting commander will be installed in
c:&#92;programfiles&#92;DXLab.suite&#92;commander- i then click yes then i get
error while downloading path&#92;file access error
suite.com/commander 587 archive.exe !! aborting instalation thats

all

Dave p.s i have just instaled DX keeper on a new laptop no

problems.73

Danny.