Hello Laurie,
In QRS you can activate a synchronization function : click on "Setup", then
on "Sync."
You can synchronize the start of the transmission to 1 minute, 2 minutes, 5
minutes, 10 minutes, 30 minutes or 1 hour.
Eg. : if you select 1 minute and you push on start at 11h12m13s QRS will
wait until the next full minute (11h13m00s) to start.
If you select 2 minutes QRS will wait until the next even minute, If you
select 5 minutes QRS will wait until the next multiple of 5 minutes etc.
As the recent versions of QRS use the computer clock to calculate the
keying synchronization should be maintained.
I did some rudimental testing on the Sync. function and it seemed OK.
I don't think that someone already tested it more intense, but feel free to
test this function and let me know if it works and/or if it does what you
need. In problems occur or you need another kind of synchronization I will
(try to) solve it and release a new version of QRS.
73, Rik
PS : The spell checker insists on writing synchronization (with Z, not S).
It looks odd to me, any native English who can confirm this ? (or is it one
of these subtile differences between British and American English)
At 10:48 14/01/2004 +0000, you wrote:
Hi All,
As suggested on this reflector I have loaded a clock synchronisation program
from DIMENSION 4. This appears to hold my computer clock in synch with my
Rugby clock. Would it not be possible to use this source of timing to
synchronise QRS and ARGO programs ?
resulting in better sig/noise than with present completely unsynchronised
systems. Any ideas anyone ?
73 Laurie.
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