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Which directory do I install Flexlib in?

Gust2
Gust2 Member ✭✭
edited June 2020 in SmartSDR for Windows
Hi everyone,
I have my Flex but 2 weeks and I'm madly in love with it! :-)
I downloaded 2 utilities from K9DUR this morning which need Flexlib to get them working.

I downloaded Flexlib but now have no clue in which FlexRadio directory I have to put the Flexlib content in.

Your input would be most welcome.
Using SSDR for Windows on the 6300.

Thank you
73, good DX
Gust ON6KE


Answers

  • Kevin
    Kevin Member
    edited July 2019
    Hi Gust...

    Flexlib is usually compiled into a program and not needed as a separate add-on to make a program work. I've never run any of K9DUR's utilities but I'll check them out if you like me know which ones you are trying.

    73,
    Kev K4VD

  • Gust2
    Gust2 Member ✭✭
    edited May 2017
    Hi Kevin,
    thanks for your mail. I downloaded SDRMonitor and MorseKeyer6K.

    In the K9DUR user guides Flexlib is mentioned a prerequisite.
    It's funny that I have a Flexlib.dll etc. sitting there in SmartSDR v1.10.16 but both SDRMonitor and MorseKeyer6K can't find the 6300 so I'm stuck at the Connect button of these 2 apps.

    7
    Gust ON6KE



  • Kevin
    Kevin Member
    edited July 2019
    Got it...

    The dll files are already installed. I couldn't get to the Flex when I first started up. I had to enable MorseKeyer6K in the windows firewall.

    Oddly, I had to delete the MorseKeyer6K entry from the firewall, restart MorseKeyer6K and then select both public and private in the firewall dialog that comes up.

    Once I did that, the radio showed up in the chooser and I was able to get into the program.

    Kevimage
  • Gust2
    Gust2 Member ✭✭
    edited May 2017
    Did what you did here on the 2 apps Kev but I'm still stuck, weird it is.
    Guess I'll have to send a little mail to K9DUR.

    I'm using CWTYPE for the moment, which accepts calls and names, something CW-X on its own can't do just now.

    Thanks for your time Kev.

    73, good DX
    Gust ON6KE

  • Gust2
    Gust2 Member ✭✭
    edited May 2017
    Hi Kev,
    don't ask me why but after having booted my PC this morning and something telling me to give the 2 apps another try, I found that all of a sudden MorseKeyer6K found my 6300.

    I had no questions raised by the firewall, all I can say is that it works. SDRMonitor on the other hand doesn't.

    So I still have to write a little mail to K9DUR.

    Talk later Kev.
    73, good DX
    Gust ON6KE



  • Kevin
    Kevin Member
    edited July 2019
    When all else fails, reboot. :) Glad you are making progress.

    Kev

  • Gust2
    Gust2 Member ✭✭
    edited May 2017
    You're right there! I have Flex Meter v1.1 in the air now replacing SDRMonitor. It works quite nicely and gives also more info.

    So all's well here.  :-)
    73
    Gust ON6KE
  • Manuel - W4SSB
    edited June 2020
    Where do you get Flex Meter?
  • Jay Nation
    Jay Nation Member ✭✭
    edited May 2019
    Flex Meter downloads at ...

    https://wiki.sdrgadgets.com/index.php/FlexMeter

      SDRgadgets

    #FlexRadio IRC chat

      73, Jay - NO5J

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