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    Default HRD and Win7 T/R Switching Delay

    I had PDSR, HRD running JT65-HF. All was GREAT using Win 7/64 and previous verson of all software described in paragraph 2; in an old computer

    However, here is the problem I have with a new computer that I purchased:

    1. I bought a new i7 2600K (quad core) processor. Setup and working well with not issues.
    a) Windows 7/64 Ultima b) 8 GB or RAM
    c) All Antivirus, etc working.
    d) All software have all the latest update and Service Packs etc...

    2. Installed the following new software versions:
    a) PDSR 2.3.5
    b) HRD 5.11
    c) VAC 4.11
    d) VSPManager 103
    e) Latest version of DDUtil
    f) Using JT65-HF 1.09

    3. CPU usage (Latency) is less than 8% (max), usually it's 4 to 6% with IE, Hotmail, Word, and everything that the computer needs.

    All in paragraph 2 with the exception of 2.f works wel when I use it with HRD.

    JT65-HF running by it self is fine. However, If I integrated JT65-HF with HRD, it starts on time. But, after the 48 seconds
    of transmission, it has a 6 to 8 seconds T/R delay; which makes it useless for this mode. Since PDSR hangs on transmit and I have to manually force the radio off or go into the "Task Manager" and delete PDSR software.

    I have check to see where the delay is coming from; but no luck.

    Any suggestions were I may look; to see if I have missed or improperly set anything?

    Or is this an HRD issue?

    Thanks, Ernest - W4EG

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    Exclamation Re: HRD and Win7 T/R Switching Delay

    I can't help you with your issue, just to let you know I deleted your other (Dupe) Post on the issue. No need to multi-post an issue, once is enuff.

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    Default Re: HRD and Win7 T/R Switching Delay

    Thank you,
    I did not know that the issue will be seeing by others if it was not posted in the correct area forum.

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    Smile Re: HRD and Win7 T/R Switching Delay

    The What's New and New Posts links at the top left of the Forum webpages will list all new Posts left since the last time an individual logged on, and then there's the Forum Search (such as it is) that can be used to find issues.

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    Question Re: HRD and Win7 T/R Switching Delay

    I had this problem on my i7 990x machine, its a switching issue I fixed it by setting DM to fsk keying for everything except CW. Also you might want to try and increase the polling time as well as the buffer size.

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