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To All from PA0HRT.
May be I can offer a PC or a soundcard that is not able to cope with the
Binster program.
It is a Compaq LTE5300, W98, soundcard ESS1688. (If that is not the name of
the soundcard, I have revealed my very limited knowledge of PC's).
The Binster program has a nice waterfall picture so the incoming part is
working and the loudspeaker gives the incoming signal, clearly without any
processing. Changing the passband on Binster has no influence.
Ticking the WAVE on the Volume Control panel has no influence on
the sound from the speaker. Even without clicking any possible input the
incoming sound from the receiver to the line input is heard and that does not
change when WAVE is ticked. Only ticking the Suppress All box mutes the
loudspeaker.
I have checked all settings of the soundcard with a SETUP for this card
taken from internet and see no deviations.
Any comments are welcome, thanks in advance.
73, Jan, PA0HRT
To All from PA0SE
As so
often Jim, M0BMU, came up with the right solution.
He
wrote:
The "volume control" display seems to vary with different
sound cards and drivers. It does not always show all the controls, but if you
click on "options - properties", you get a list headed "show the following
volume controls", and you can click on the tick-boxes to enable displays of
all the controls. If you then click on the "mute" tick-boxes of all the
controls except the master volume control, and the "Wave" output, that seems
to disable all signal paths except the one coming from the DSP software -
well, at least it does on the computers I have tried...
Indeed,
muting all controls except WAVE and MASTER VOLUME did the trick.
Jim, I
am certainly not the only you did a great favour!
Many thanks on behalf
of them all!
73, Dick, PA0SE
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