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Information and Announcements / New subforum: PDW Support (other languages)
« on: 28 Aug 2021, 16:11:50 »
I have added PDW Support (other languages) for those users who are fluent in e.g. German, French or Swedish but not in English.
-Rene
-Rene
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PDW Support / MOVED: Re: PDW email
« on: 28 Aug 2021, 16:08:35 »
This topic has been moved to PDW Support (other languages).
https://www.discriminator.nl/forum/index.php?topic=1105.0
https://www.discriminator.nl/forum/index.php?topic=1105.0
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Data Slicers and Interfaces / MOVED: Email inställningar
« on: 28 Aug 2021, 16:06:45 »
This topic has been moved to PDW Support (other languages).
https://www.discriminator.nl/forum/index.php?topic=1103.0
https://www.discriminator.nl/forum/index.php?topic=1103.0
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Scanners and receivers / Re: Line out for pro 2046
« on: 15 Aug 2021, 13:34:43 »
I would try to connect a 10 uF capacitor to the 'hot' side of the volume potmeter.
-Rene
-Rene
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Data Slicers and Interfaces / Re: Discriminator tap
« on: 18 Jul 2021, 17:13:00 »Hey most i have discriminator tap when i use usb interface😀
That's answered in the Frequently Asked Questions -
For error free monitoring of paging signals, you need a discriminator output in combination with an interface. Using an interface in combination with an earphone output is a waste of the investment. In that case, you're probably better off using the earphone output in combination with your PC's soundcard. A 4 level interface almost certainly won't work with an earphone output.
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PDW Support / Re: PDW email
« on: 27 Jan 2021, 07:33:32 »
117.0.0.1 is not the IP address for mail.btinternet.com.
Are you sure it's not 127.0.0.1 (localhost)?
Are you sure it's not 127.0.0.1 (localhost)?
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PDW Support / Re: PDW Signal lowering
« on: 10 Jan 2021, 20:00:20 »
If you start PDW, the signal indicator always starts at 95%. It then stabilizes to the actual signal quality. So, it's not PDW but the quality of your signal.
Please also check https://www.discriminator.nl/faq/index-en.html - 'Discriminator Outputs', Question 10 and https://www.discriminator.nl/paging/index-en.html - 'If you use a DVB-T stick, things get even more complicated, as you also have to finetune the frequency correction and gain. In many cases, using a DVB-T stick does not lead to a stable solution.'
Please also check https://www.discriminator.nl/faq/index-en.html - 'Discriminator Outputs', Question 10 and https://www.discriminator.nl/paging/index-en.html - 'If you use a DVB-T stick, things get even more complicated, as you also have to finetune the frequency correction and gain. In many cases, using a DVB-T stick does not lead to a stable solution.'
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PDW Support / Re: Logfiles not going where expected after move to Win10
« on: 09 Jan 2021, 15:02:43 »
It's a Windows 10 security mechanism that doesn't allow applications to write to the Program Files folder. A solution is to put PDW in a different folder. I use C:\Apps\PDW
Also see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User_Account_Control - File and Registry Virtualization
Also see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User_Account_Control - File and Registry Virtualization
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Discriminator Outputs / Re: Favorite D-TAP Scanner for use with PDW
« on: 23 Nov 2020, 10:08:32 »
From the FAQ -
Can I connect the interface to my scanner's earphone output?
For error free monitoring of paging signals, you need a discriminator output in combination with an interface. Using an interface in combination with an earphone output is a waste of the investment. In that case, you're probably better off using the earphone output in combination with your PC's soundcard.
Can I connect the interface to my scanner's earphone output?
For error free monitoring of paging signals, you need a discriminator output in combination with an interface. Using an interface in combination with an earphone output is a waste of the investment. In that case, you're probably better off using the earphone output in combination with your PC's soundcard.
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PDW Support / Re: PDW Signal lowering
« on: 15 Sep 2020, 09:36:25 »
The solution: improve the input signal.
For a detailed answer, you have to provide more information.
- What type of scanner do you use?
- Does it have a discriminator output?
- What type of signal are you monitoring?
For a detailed answer, you have to provide more information.
- What type of scanner do you use?
- Does it have a discriminator output?
- What type of signal are you monitoring?
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Data Slicers and Interfaces / Re: FSK to USB Interface - resistor required??
« on: 22 May 2020, 10:15:55 »
The main reason for using a resistor is to protect the receiver IC in the scanner. From the FAQ -
'What's the function of the resistor?
Connecting or disconnecting an interface to the discriminator output might cause a short-circuit. The limiting resistor prevents the discriminator IC from being loaded or damaged. Further to that, it prevents your PC's microphone or line input from being overloaded.'
'What's the function of the resistor?
Connecting or disconnecting an interface to the discriminator output might cause a short-circuit. The limiting resistor prevents the discriminator IC from being loaded or damaged. Further to that, it prevents your PC's microphone or line input from being overloaded.'
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PDW Support / Re: PDW
« on: 11 Apr 2020, 10:53:29 »
Try tweaking the sound input level. PDW is very sensitive to the right setting. Keep the scanner volume low, as ingress may occur from the earphone output to the discriminator output on the 3.5 mm socket.
Or consider buying a USB interface, which will save you a lot trial-and-error.
-Rene
Or consider buying a USB interface, which will save you a lot trial-and-error.
-Rene
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PDW Support / Re: Issues following install of USB Interface
« on: 08 Feb 2020, 16:38:49 »
Excellent, thank you for the update!