Video on how to set up DAX for FLDIGI

Steve N4LQ

Here is my set up for FLDIGI on the 6300. 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GSRIefEWjcc&list=UU8yv24rjknvixn1KIAcwzoQ

DrTeeth

Hi Steve, thanks for that video. I have downloaded it and saved it for future reference.

73s de Guy G4DWV/4X1LT

Alan C

Very nice! I just needed a bit more on how to create that macro...

Thanks again!

Alan

John n0snx

Thanks Steve.... I am getting ready to play the digital modes for the first time and your video was very easy to follow....

John

Duane_AC5AA

Thanks, Steve!

Bob N7ZO

Steve,
Good video.  Doesn't the Fldigi QSY button just under the waterfall do the same thing as the macro?

Steve N4LQ

Good point Bob. I'm new to FLDIGI so I'm just feeling around. Thanks for the tip.

Tim - W4TME

Excellent video Steve.  Thanks for publishing it.

Alan C

When I go to save the rigCat XML file (http://www.w1hkj.com/xmls/sdr/SmartSDR.xml) - it comes up with a page of code with the following message:

This XML file does not appear to have any style information associated with it. The document tree is shown below.

Tried Firefox and Explorer - same result...
     

KY6LA_Howard

http://safeweb.norton.com/report/show?url=http:%2F%2Fwww.w1hkj.com%2Fxmls%2Fsdr%2FSmartSDR.xml&p...

I get a malicious web page result

Bob N7ZO

Alan,  linking directly to the XML file causes the browsers to do something different than what you want.

Just go to http://www.w1hkj.com/xmlarchives.html and right-click "save link as" (or something similar for your browser) on the SmartSDR link at the bottom of the page.

KY6LA_Howard

The entire site is now blocked by Norton Safeweb

http://safeweb.norton.com/report/show?url=http:%2F%2Fwww.w1hkj.com%2Fxmls%2Fsdr%2FSmartSDR.xml&p...

Steve N4LQ

Nortons is worse than a virus.
http://www.w1hkj.com/xmls/sdr/SmartSDR.xml

Alan C

OK, works when I "save link as"

thx

Tim - W4TME

I have to agree.  Some of our most challenging support incidents have Norton at the core of it.

Steve N4LQ

Yes and try getting rid of it once it's installed. It creeps into every crevice of your computer. I had to work with Nortons AV for 20 years and it was our biggest source of trouble. It slowed the PC down to a crawl when scanning.  Viruses were much easier to fix than Nortons problems. 

PAØGDW

I agree Steve...

I am also  in the Computer Service fore more then 20 years....and my worst Nightmare is Norton Security Antivirus..  SLOW....SLOW...AND LOTS OF TROUBLE...

The first thing i do ..is get rid of this  #$!!**!!  program...:)

 try the Free Microsoft Security Essentials ..much quicker and easier and you can allow suspicious programs to block or let it go...

73 Gerben PAØGDW

DrTeeth

Microsoft Essentials is not that effective at stopping nasties. I would suggest ESET anti-virus. It does not even slow down my netbook with an Intel Atom processor :-o.