I don't THINK the receiver dropout and the EchoLink inbound are related. The problem COULD be radio_relax. (The DTMF decoder is falseing) Though I wonder about the duration of the dropout. How did you set receive levels? Steve On 3/16/2017 1:48 PM, William Higgins wrote:
Let's see if I can answer the questions that have been asked:
Steve Zingman: I believe the dropouts are primarily on receiver input. I've not noticed them on Echolink inbound traffic. The CPU load is minimal. Generally under 2% used. We are using USB_RADIO without DSP (I couldn't make that work initially for some reason.)
Steve Agee: As I said, the CPU load is minimal. There might be tiny momentary peaks, but there is no sustained load on the processor.
Neil K8it: The wireless connectivity doesn't "seem" to be a problem. The router to which it is connected is only about 4 ft. away.
Thank you all for the suggestions. Would love to hear any other ideas you have!
Bill Higgins N0NOE
KC0DBS - 44011 N0NOE - 43758
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