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Line 24 in the VFO source code tells you where to find the correct library and what needs to be done to use it properly. Jack, W8TEE To: SoftwareControlledHamRadio@... Sent: Tuesday, May

Slim: I wish you well during and after your surgery. The advances in medicine are exponential, so I'm sure all will be fine. I have two titanium knees and screws in my shoulder and all is well. I sure

Hi all. I have just found that my two most recently acquired Chinese Forty-9er kits seem to have a changed value resistor supplied. Both kits are missing the 1M resistor that goes to the gate of Q1

Don. Did you see my earlier post about the differnt I2C control boards out there? They use different pin declarations for the LCD control. It might be worth checking that out Slim G4IPZ

Hi Jack. You make me feel like a young man HI. It's fingers crossed for me actually as I am going into hospital next Monday for fairly intrusive, reconstructive surgery on my arthritically destroyed

Hank, Thanks for the input. I will try your suggestion and let you know. So far I've tried two LiquidCrystal_I2C libraries that don't work. The original sketch lcd code line with 'POSITIVE' didn't

Thanks to the authors, my 49er with DDS vfo is now Alive. Working perfectly!! I don't have it in a case yet, I need to work on that, but all the smoke stayed in the tiny components :) The receive

I've been continuously licensed for 63 years and, no, I wasn't 1 when I got my Novice ticket! Jack, W8TEE To: SoftwareControlledHamRadio@... Sent: Monday, May 30, 2016 6:26 PM Subject: Re:

When fooling with those I2C modules did you notice they seem to be for the 1602 LCD displays? With just a bit of tweaking on the code you can change from 1602 to a 20x4 display Has anyone worked with

Well Jack I'm 64 and, for my family history of popping their clogs, that makes me seriously old! Slim G4IPZ

Don; Did you change the change the address in line 100 from 0X27 to 0x3F? Give this a try. Delete the entire LiquidCrystal_I2C directory from the library section. Then expand everything in the

I had an issue with mine it would only tune down no matter which way I turned it it would only go down. I unsoldered the board off mine and it works now. 73 Nate K7NDM

Thanks, I've downloaded the code file and will be studying it. I had considered a hardware keyer (that's the easy way), but wanted the Arduino keyer so the code speed could be displayed on LCD. Thanks

I just shared a link to the sketch for the Canned Frog. https://www.dropbox.com/s/of267gi0l4o4a4d/canned-frog.ino?dl=0 DuWayne

Thanks for the info - I'll be looking into the sources ya'll gave. KV4qb.blogspot.com looks like a good resource. Thanks again, Ken H>

When I did the Canned Frog last year I added a simple keyer to the software. For speed control, I used the rotary encoder with the push button pressed to change speed. DuWayne KV4qb.blogspot.com

Gary,?W0MNA, added a keyer to his rig. (See his earlier post.) There are a bazillion different types of electronic keyers, so pick one you like and add it to the code. The Arduino Projects for

Hello all - I'm new here, have read thru LOTS of the threads and found LOTS of good info. I have ordered the parts, 49-er, etc and PCB and parts kit and waiting for delivery. This sure seems like a

Chances are I'm wearing shoes older than you are! Jack, W8TEE To: SoftwareControlledHamRadio@... Sent: Sunday, May 29, 2016 12:41 PM Subject: Re: [SoftwareControlledHamRadio] Chinese

Hi Jack. Thanks for pointing that mod out. I have had to do it before, mostly when I was playing with PIC programming. I really should do it as a matter of course with rotary encoders generally - I