[WT-support] SO2R on 2 networked computers

[yl2gd]

Hi, Fabio and others!

I agree with you Fabio based on my 2 years SO2R 2PC
expirience of your hardware idea.
In my opinion RDO sport is based on the gentleman honesty.
If somebody is intended to cheet, he will found a way to do it
ALWAYS UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES.
The only event which brings all things to "clear waters" IS WRTC.

Thanks to Win-Test team for good "working horse" contest software!

73! Gunar - YL2GD/YL6W


----- Original Message -----
From: I4UFH HRS <i4ufh at hamradiosolutions.com>
To: <support at win-test.com>
Sent: Wednesday, January 28, 2009 7:53 AM
Subject: Re: [WT-support] SO2R on 2 networked computers


Hi guys,

is not too difficult interlock both PTT lines with 2 two way relays that
open the unused radio when the used in on and viceversa.

Software interlock cannot avoid Footswitch press, in SSB mode because most
of the time the footswitch are direct connected to the radios or amps.

In my personal experience, avoid to do in software what u can do in
hardware, software can glitch,
PC can broke or slow down the proccess for any reason, and this is a simply
need that 2 relay could resolve it.

73 de Fabio I4UFH








  ----- Original Message -----
  From: Patrick 9A5CW
  To: support at win-test.com
  Sent: Wednesday, January 28, 2009 8:18 AM
  Subject: Re: [WT-support] SO2R on 2 networked computers


  Hi WT so2r users ;)
  I agree with Zoli abt using net interlock in so/so2r setup when  use 2
PCs... or more ;)
  With one PC and simple so2r box you cant TX with both TXs at the same
time, you can try to use 2 simple transistored keyers (CW mode).. no need of
Mk/Ez/etc... But with 2 networked PCs its easy to cheat!
  PC 1. RUN CQ --
  PC 2. at the same when 1st is on the air , 2nd working new mult or needed
station ...

  Its against the rules to have 2 signals in SO on 2 diff. bands at the same
time?

  73





  On Tue, Jan 27, 2009 at 10:57 PM, Zoli Pitman HA1AG <ha1ag at yahoo.com>
wrote:

    Hi Larry,


    > Zoli Pitman HA1AG a écrit :

    >> Did U implement TX inhibiting over the network for SO2R/two computers
?

    > No. We consider it must be done externally to prevent any propagation
    > delays and dead-lock situations.
    >
    > 73
    >
    > Larry - F6FVY


    Maybe a TX inhibit input would overcome this if U don't want to code it
into the networking protocol. Breaking the PTT line on the other radio only
could make the op sound like a lid if the interrupted message is still being
played when the interrupting message finishes.

    73, zoli ha1ag





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