It works. It shouldn't say "Download" but "Login"
---? Ciao baby, catch you on the flip side. ?? GEO ??? http://www.w3ab.org You can say "over", you can say "out", you just can't say "over and out".
On Friday, March 27, 2020, 10:05:20 PM PDT, Don Nesbitt via Groups.Io <n4hh@...> wrote:
All I get is the Foscam sign on and nothing happens when I use Guest & Guest1 and tap Download - tried on 4 different devices and with 3 different operating systems. What am I doing wrong??- Don N4HH
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I have a WinKeyer at this end.
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I think I found something that will work but it will require a
WinKeyer at the remote server and one on the local client as well.
Has anyone ever tried this?
Here is some info on it:?
Keith - KA6ASJ
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Roger, W8RJ, is the expert RCForb guy.? I think it is he, rather
than Brandon, doing the updates.
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On 3/28/2020 10:01 AM, Don Nesbitt wrote:
Yes - several years ago Keith and I tried this - and yes, it
does require a WinKeyer at the remote and at home. Now, the
question is - did it work? Yes, it did "sort of" work - both
with the WK remote software as well as integrated into N1MM. Now
you're wondering just why didn't we keep it - simple answer - it
was a "single user" solution in a multiple user arena. Keith
probably still has the WinKeyer.
We even considered a second installation computer with the
WinKeyer attached to it - again, it was a single user solution.
We actually never did try that. Even with that type of solution,
you are still at the whim and caprice of the internet.
I know all this sounds discouraging - perhaps you could pursue
it - or - perhaps we could contract with Brandon to do so -
anything is possible and certainly could be explored.
Certainly would be nice to be able to use a paddle or straight
key at home - without all the inherent delay that drives one
(well, me) nuts. I've tried with myMini as well as my ORB box -
finally said Uncle and just rolled over and use the Client
function keys as well as KY programmed Function Keys in N1MM.
Have fun -- '73 es gud dxing -- Don N4HH
On Saturday, March 28, 2020, 11:33:28 AM EDT, Keith
Martin <keith@...> wrote:
I think I found something that will work but it will
require a WinKeyer at the remote server and one on the
local client as well. Has anyone ever tried this?
Here is some info on it:?
Keith - KA6ASJ
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Yes - several years ago Keith and I tried this - and yes, it does require a WinKeyer at the remote and at home. Now, the question is - did it work? Yes, it did "sort of" work - both with the WK remote software as well as integrated into N1MM. Now you're wondering just why didn't we keep it - simple answer - it was a "single user" solution in a multiple user arena. Keith probably still has the WinKeyer.
We even considered a second installation computer with the WinKeyer attached to it - again, it was a single user solution. We actually never did try that. Even with that type of solution, you are still at the whim and caprice of the internet.
I know all this sounds discouraging - perhaps you could pursue it - or - perhaps we could contract with Brandon to do so - anything is possible and certainly could be explored.
Certainly would be nice to be able to use a paddle or straight key at home - without all the inherent delay that drives one (well, me) nuts. I've tried with myMini as well as my ORB box - finally said Uncle and just rolled over and use the Client function keys as well as KY programmed Function Keys in N1MM.
Have fun -- '73 es gud dxing -- Don N4HH
On Saturday, March 28, 2020, 11:33:28 AM EDT, Keith Martin <keith@...> wrote:
I think I found something that will work but it will require a WinKeyer at the remote server and one on the local client as well. Has anyone ever tried this?
Here is some info on it:?
Keith - KA6ASJ
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I think I found something that will work but it will require a WinKeyer at the remote server and one on the local client as well. Has anyone ever tried this?
Here is some info on it:?
Keith - KA6ASJ
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All I get is the Foscam sign on and nothing happens when I use Guest & Guest1 and tap Download - tried on 4 different devices and with 3 different operating systems. What am I doing wrong??- Don N4HH
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I have a bunch of w7dxx on my computer but have not found ?the sdr or camers.? Maybe we need to narrow down the options.? I have:
The slack app
W7DXX.com (the k3 pictyre)
W7dxxremote@groups io? (the elephans picture)
W7dxx.com/ blog (ha solar data)
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I likewise have four e-mail addresses
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John K9DX
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Hey George - tnx :)? Don N4HH
On Wednesday, March 25, 2020, 9:04:08 PM EDT, Keith Lamonica, W7DXX <w7dxx@...> wrote:
George, W3AB, not only did a superb job building our Elecraft KRC-2 he also sent it FEDEX to me.? GEORGE, THANK YOU.
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Thanks George
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George, W3AB, not only did a superb job building our Elecraft KRC-2 he also sent it FEDEX to me.?
GEORGE, THANK YOU.
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George, W3AB, not only did a superb job building our Elecraft KRC-2 he also sent it FEDEX to me.? GEORGE, THANK YOU.
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I use a k3s/rcforb ?and when the remote is normal ( about .3 sec. delay) the paddle works fine… the monitor from the remote is not heard until I stop sending and then hear a dit or two. If you have seconds of delay (it happens sometimes)
everything will be screwed-up … tuning delay… The delay has to do with the internet … sometimes if you stay connected it settles down…?? bottom line is that I use the remote on cw a lot, hate the keyboard, and only use the paddle….Also use n1mm, but that needs
ky commands for messages which is a bit of a pain.
john
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From: robert scott
Sent: Tuesday, March 24, 2020 7:55 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [W7DXXREMOTE] CW Operation
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Keith KA6ASJ,
I have tried to use a paddle on Remote Hams and my advice would be don't bother. I have a K3/0 Mini and I have tried the ORB control rig too. The delay will drive you nuts. You will be sending and hearing different letters coming back from
3-4 seconds ago delayed.? It's not my internet speed?because i have?Fios Gigabit connection that blows away what I used to have from Comcast. It's a remote hams?issue. It's very disappointing and my main disappointment about remote hams.?
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On Tue, Mar 24, 2020 at 8:15 PM Keith Martin <keith@...> wrote:
If any of you tried to use a cw key and it did not work well for you, please let me know what the issue(s) were.
That will help be know what I will need to do.
Thanks,
Keith - KA6ASJ
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I would like to do it …. Most fun would be a team effort with one call … like w7dxx.? Would have to each take a time/band/mode ?to eliminate dupes and then combine logs after the contest.
John k9dx
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From: Keith Lamonica, W7DXX
Sent: Wednesday, March 25, 2020 8:22 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [Special] [W7DXXREMOTE] New Mexico Contest
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This could be fun. If you can participate via the remote RSVP
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New Mexico QSO Party -- Saturday, April 11
From: Brian Mileshosky, N5ZGT
Date: Tue, 24 Mar 2020 20:35:25 PDT
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Greetings
—
The 2020 New Mexico QSO Party, scheduled to happen in just about two weeks, is still a?GO.
?There are a number of options to participate safely and enjoyably while the COVID-19 situation continues to evolve, and we?hope
this event?serves as a positive outlet for relief and enjoyment during these challenging times.
All hams across New Mexico are invited to hit the airwaves on
Saturday, April 11 from 8:00am MDT until 8:00pm MDT.
?Amateur radio operators from across the United States -- and the world -- will be seeking New Mexicans on HF, 6 meters, and 2 meters during the event period,?looking
particularly to work hams in as many New Mexico counties as possible. ?The Land of Enchantment will essentially be the "DX" on this day, making for a?great
time for all who participate. ?Last year hundreds of amateur radio operators around the world participated, including 89 New Mexico hams and 14 New?Mexico
amateur radio clubs.
We are looking for hams — like yourself!
— within each and every one of New Mexico's 33 counties to participate in the 2020 New Mexico QSO Party, whether for just a few?convenient
hours or for the entire event.
This is a super event for new and experienced hams alike. Operate from the comfort of your home. Hit the road as a mobile station and activate multiple counties which create much needed -- and appreciated -- point?multipliers
for everyone who participates in the QSO Party. ?Use this event as an opportunity to introduce a family member to ham radio.
?Or try setting up, Field Day style, as part of the special expedition category.
ATTENTION HAM CLUBS:?The New Mexico QSO Party is a superb club-building activity, and there
are two special awards available just for clubs. ?The first is a?plaque
that will be awarded to the New Mexico club with the highest aggregate score submitted by its members. Another plaque will be awarded to the New?Mexico Club whose
members activate the highest aggregate number of New Mexico counties around the state. It doesn't matter what operating category your?members participate in, or
for how long; each entrant just needs to clearly mark their club name in their individual logs and your club will be automatically entered.?Complete details in
the New Mexico QSO Party rules.
This year's event is hosted by the Rocky Mountain Ham Radio, New Mexico. ?Great-looking plaques will be awarded and participation certificates will be available
for those?desiring one.
?Complete details, rules, prize information, and more can be found on the New Mexico QSO Party website at?
Are you planning to get on the air and operate from your home shack, as a mobile, or portable?
?Even if tentative at this point, please visit??and
let us know what county (or counties) you plan to operate from so we can list you on the NM QSO Party website’s activation table and interactive map.
?Our goal is to have as many hams as possible operating from?all?of
New Mexico counties during the event.
Please help spread the word about the 2020 New Mexico QSO Party. ?With your help we look forward to all 33 counties being activated this year.
?See you on the?air in a couple weeks!
Thanks and 73,
Brian N5ZGT
New Mexico QSO Party website:?
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New Mexico QSO Party -- Saturday, April 11
From: Brian Mileshosky, N5ZGT
Date: Tue, 24 Mar 2020 20:35:25 PDT
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Greetings —
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The 2020 New Mexico QSO Party, scheduled to happen in just about two weeks, is still a?GO. ?There are a number of options to participate safely and enjoyably while the COVID-19 situation continues to evolve, and we?hope this event?serves as a positive outlet for relief and enjoyment during these challenging times.
?
All hams across New Mexico are invited to hit the airwaves on Saturday, April 11 from 8:00am MDT until 8:00pm MDT. ?Amateur radio operators from across the United States -- and the world -- will be seeking New Mexicans on HF, 6 meters, and 2 meters during the event period,?looking particularly to work hams in as many New Mexico counties as possible. ?The Land of Enchantment will essentially be the "DX" on this day, making for a?great time for all who participate. ?Last year hundreds of amateur radio operators around the world participated, including 89 New Mexico hams and 14 New?Mexico amateur radio clubs. We are looking for hams — like yourself! — within each and every one of New Mexico's 33 counties to participate in the 2020 New Mexico QSO Party, whether for just a few?convenient hours or for the entire event. This is a super event for new and experienced hams alike. Operate from the comfort of your home. Hit the road as a mobile station and activate multiple counties which create much needed -- and appreciated -- point?multipliers for everyone who participates in the QSO Party. ?Use this event as an opportunity to introduce a family member to ham radio. ?Or try setting up, Field Day style, as part of the special expedition category. ATTENTION HAM CLUBS:?The New Mexico QSO Party is a superb club-building activity, and there are two special awards available just for clubs. ?The first is a?plaque that will be awarded to the New Mexico club with the highest aggregate score submitted by its members. Another plaque will be awarded to the New?Mexico Club whose members activate the highest aggregate number of New Mexico counties around the state. It doesn't matter what operating category your?members participate in, or for how long; each entrant just needs to clearly mark their club name in their individual logs and your club will be automatically entered.?Complete details in the New Mexico QSO Party rules. This year's event is hosted by the Rocky Mountain Ham Radio, New Mexico. ?Great-looking plaques will be awarded and participation certificates will be available for those?desiring one. ?Complete details, rules, prize information, and more can be found on the New Mexico QSO Party website at?
Are you planning to get on the air and operate from your home shack, as a mobile, or portable? ?Even if tentative at this point, please visit??and let us know what county (or counties) you plan to operate from so we can list you on the NM QSO Party website’s activation table and interactive map. ?Our goal is to have as many hams as possible operating from?all?of New Mexico counties during the event.
Please help spread the word about the 2020 New Mexico QSO Party. ?With your help we look forward to all 33 counties being activated this year. ?See you on the?air in a couple weeks! Thanks and 73, Brian N5ZGT New Mexico QSO Party website:?
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Keith KA6ASJ,
I have tried to use a paddle on Remote Hams and my advice would be don't bother. I have a K3/0 Mini and I have tried the ORB control rig too. The delay will drive you nuts. You will be sending and hearing different letters coming back from 3-4 seconds ago delayed.? It's not my internet speed?because i have?Fios Gigabit connection that blows away what I used to have from Comcast. It's a remote hams?issue. It's very disappointing and my main disappointment about remote hams.?
GL Rob WR3Y
On Tue, Mar 24, 2020 at 8:15 PM Keith Martin < keith@...> wrote: If any of you tried to use a cw key and it did not work well for you, please let me know what the issue(s) were.
That will help be know what I will need to do.
Thanks,
Keith - KA6ASJ
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If any of you tried to use a cw key and it did not work well for you, please let me know what the issue(s) were.
That will help be know what I will need to do.
Thanks,
Keith - KA6ASJ
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Hi Keith,
If you get it working, please let me know what you did.?? I would like to be able to use my straight key and keyer on the remote. You probably already know this, but there are macros which? will allow you to run N1MM on the remote.??? I have not really put my brain into hyper drive on the cw issue but as a cw aficionado I would really like to use my key/paddle. ?? Good luck.
73, George K4GM
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On 3/24/2020 6:35 PM, Keith Martin wrote: Hi George,
Thanks for the reply. I was looking at that ORB Control Device and heard the same thing. Plus I can't find one!
It seems to me that if my USB mic works a CW key should be no problem.
73, Keith KA6ASJ
On 2020-03-24 15:26, K4GM-George wrote:
I think that has been tried before without success.?? The guy who
wrote Remote Hams offers an interface to use your own key/keyer but I
have heard that it can be problematic.? No direct personal experience
myself.
73, George K4GM
On 3/24/2020 5:16 PM, Keith Martin wrote:
I am thinking of setting up a USB interface from my keyer to my
computer to use on RCForb. Based on your past experience, will I be
wasting my time?
Thank for your input.
Keith - KA6ASJ
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[1] /g/W7DXXREMOTE/message/194
[2] /mt/72527736/4144526
[3] /g/W7DXXREMOTE/post
[4] /g/W7DXXREMOTE/editsub/4144526
[5] /g/W7DXXREMOTE/leave/defanged
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Hi George,
Thanks for the reply. I was looking at that ORB Control Device and heard the same thing. Plus I can't find one!
It seems to me that if my USB mic works a CW key should be no problem.
73, Keith KA6ASJ
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On 2020-03-24 15:26, K4GM-George wrote: I think that has been tried before without success. The guy who
wrote Remote Hams offers an interface to use your own key/keyer but I
have heard that it can be problematic. No direct personal experience
myself.
73, George K4GM
On 3/24/2020 5:16 PM, Keith Martin wrote:
I am thinking of setting up a USB interface from my keyer to my
computer to use on RCForb. Based on your past experience, will I be
wasting my time?
Thank for your input.
Keith - KA6ASJ Links:
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[1] /g/W7DXXREMOTE/message/194
[2] /mt/72527736/4144526
[3] /g/W7DXXREMOTE/post
[4] /g/W7DXXREMOTE/editsub/4144526
[5] /g/W7DXXREMOTE/leave/defanged
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I think that has been tried before without success.?? The guy who
wrote Remote Hams offers an interface to use your own key/keyer but
I have heard that it can be problematic.? No direct personal
experience myself.
73, George K4GM
On 3/24/2020 5:16 PM, Keith Martin
wrote:
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I am thinking of setting up a USB interface from my keyer to my
computer to use on RCForb. Based on your past experience, will I
be wasting my time?
Thank for your input.
Keith - KA6ASJ
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GEO BADGER
K4GM-George
robert scott