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Purchased and assembled by Hans 2021. Worked flawlessly for a few months and then the tuning encoder started locking up Have replace the encoder three times and once again the new encoder will not

Thanks everyone for your help. I now have CAT control of the QCX mini so I can continue to troubleshoot until I have an LCD display again. What I didn’t understand initially was that it wasn’t

Did you load firmware? --n1bs me.com@groups.io> wrote:

One thing, you can't turn the QMX off until you have turned it on. The turning off process is controlled by the MCU, it sees the long press and does a load of close down housekeeping, saving

Hans, For Reference as suggested: From Billy (N5SE), My QMX is still in Turkey! Graham Whaley wrote on Wednesday 08/30/2023 at 06:32 CSDT titled Re: [QRPLabs] QMX - sockets for

We are in a hurricane watch and tropical storm ?watch and tornado watch, so to take my mind off the weather, I am trying to get my QMX, Rev 1 going. I have set my power supply at 7volts and limited

I’ll have to find someone willing to do that, I have the right tools to do it I’m sure including a scope, but I’m just really not that great with a o-scope.

Hans, here are a couple of minor suggestions from the Operations Manual. 4.6 - Frequency Presets - Why not have CANCEL be the EXIT button (rather than the right rotary button) and LOAD be the right

Hello Devan A technique I suggested for QCX troubleshooting was to bypass the signal generator resistor (120K in QCX, 100K R518 in QMX) with a much smaller resistor, say 330-ohms. Then the signals

Thanks, I'll try that as well. -Jerry AC5JM

I have a TTL to RS232 converter that was designed to interface directly with Raspberry Pie I/O pins that I will try and let you know.? It should also work in reverse to convert RS232 to

Hans, The trifiliar was one of the first things we did…. Also, I reflowed all the other places where enamel comes thru the board. I should mention that the 1804 gets warm… not hot but warm.

Wayne, I had it lying around from a Raspberry Pi 3B that I had put in a different enclosure with different cooling so the heat sink wasn't needed anymore. Wish I had more of them. 73, Cliff,

Hello Devan The fact that it has noise along there, not flat-lined, indicates to me that the PCM1804 is probably OK. You probably have an issue upstream of that. Could even be toroid enamel... or

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Thanks, Cliff. You've been a tremendous help on this. Where did you find the heat sink you have on top of the finals? Wayne KB4DSF

Hans, The sweeps were terrible. And I have no audio out of the 1st QMX. I worked with John Zbrozek a good bit with the 1st unit and we got it that far and we decided that the PCM1804 was likely bad.

Have you tried the power boards one at a time from the old unit that does power up in the new QMX? 73, Cliff, AE5ZA