I had similar problem with missing characters but found my problem was slow
uarts on the serial card that I was using to feed the KAM+. Changed to a
16550 UART based serial card and because it has added buffering I no longer
lost the characters. The older serial UARTS did not have buffering except
for one character or so and would cause some programs to loose a character
now and then. Just a thought. Have not had any problem with the KAM+
hanging up with XPWIN or any other programs for that matter.
Bill, W5BBR
Terry J Kealey wrote:
> Don,
>
> You have had better luck than I have had. The program often hangs up when
> I try to select the KAM (I may need to be in Host mode). Whenever I go to
> transmit mode, my the program locks up. I have a V6.0 KAM and believe
> that the KAM+ has a status type message sent from the KAM.
>
> I also have a problem when using my KAM with XPWIN. RTTY and PACTOR
> operate okay, but I cannot copy any AMTOR transmissions.
>
> Terry, KI0BF
>
> On Thu, 16 Jul 1998 00:05:29 -0500 Don Hill <aa5au@bayouweb.com> writes:
> >I hooked up a 3rd radio with an older KAM (ver 6 I think). I got it
> >to initialize in WriteLog (RTTYrite) version 9.09 and to receive and
> >send but it "misses" occasional characters in both transmit and
> >receive.
> >
> >When sending CQ it may come out like:
> >
> >CQ CQ CDE AA5AU
> >CQCQ DE AA5U K
> >
> >When receiving it does the same thing when I transmit into a dummy
> >load
> >from one of the other two radios on a different computer.
> >
> >Anyone else come across this problem with an older KAM?
> >
> >Thanks, 73 de Don AA5AU
> >
> >
>
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