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WiSP saving parameters
- Subject: [amsat-bb] WiSP saving parameters
- From: "Mark D. Johns" <mjohns@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 20 Jun 2004 19:37:33 -0500
Dear Satellite Freqs.
I'm trying to get my satellite station up and running again after
a long hiatus. I've resurrected an old Pentium I machine running Windows98
and have plugged in my old Kansas City Tracker board and installed the DOS
software. I downloaded the updated version of WiSP from the AMSAT web site
and installed it. All seems to be in order on the computer end. I found the
cable that goes between the KCT/T and my Emotator 700 rotor, and I've gone
to WiSP's station setup pulldown. My callsign, latitutude, longitude and
altitude all saved properly. Then I went to the Rotator tab and set up
Level 1 for the KCT/T, then clicked the Setup button. I enter the rig, port
parameters, etc. and go through the rotor calibration (KCT is reading the
rotor OK), but as soon as I click OK, everything goes back to the default
position. I lose the rig, port set up, rotor calibration,
everything. There's no error message. It simply will not save any of my
setup parameters. I've tried repeatedly.
I seem to vaguely recall that there is no DAT file for this
information, but that the rig, ports, and rotor settings are saved
somewhere as keys in the registry. And I seem to vaguely recall this
happening before, in a previous satellite lifetime, and there was an easy
fix. But I don't recall what it was (old age is grand that way). In any
case, does anyone know this problem and how is it fixed? Thanks in advance.
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Mark D. Johns, Cedar Falls, Iowa -- K0MDJ (EN32sm)
http://pages.cfu.net/~mjohns/index.html
"Heaven goes by favour. If it went by merit, you would
stay out and your dog would go in." -- Mark Twain
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