terça-feira, 6 de julho de 2021

Xiegu G90 and the COMM Lost problem

 No primeiro dia de teste do meu recente Xiegu G90, tive uma agradavel surpresa:

Após ligar a chave e morse no local errado, o radio comecou a apitar sem parar, e apareceu uma mensagem no quadrante a dizer COMM LOST



Após varias tentativas de re-inicar o equipamento, retirar o painel....... a solução seria, recarregar firmware.
Mas para não me precipitar, contactei o apoio a cliente de radioditty (support@radioddity.com), que 30m depois tinha uma possivel solução, com uma explicação:


The described situation does happen whenever the communication between the Base-unit (that the part that connects to the power and the antenna) and the Display-unit (that´s the front part with all the operation controls) can not be established. Such thing often does happen, if the blue USB-cable had been connected between G90 and PC before the G90 had been turned on. However nothing to worry about. Together we´ll get you going!

It is now required to update the Base-unit and the Display-Unit. Whilst having to do that anyhow, I´d advise to update it with version 1.75 as version 1.77 (which quite likely is on your G90) unfortunately turned out to have some bugs. A new version is expected within the next weeks (due to Covid-19 that had been delayed).

OK, back to your G90:
All the firmware, software, and user manuals can be found in the Support area on our official website by the following steps:
www.radioddity.com->Support->choose the brand of your radio->click on your radio model name
As for the G90 you will get the following:




Within the archive you will find everything needed (files, documentation, program, ...) to perform the update. Please follow exactly the instructions as given. I personally often forget to checkmark the '1K Option' when doing the XModem filetransfer which causes the update to fail.

After doing the update for both parts (Base-unit as well as Display-Unit), turn off the G90, fully disconnect it from the power supply, wait a few seconds before you reconnect it to the power supply.
Press the FUNC-key and keep it depressed. Then, additionally momentarily press the power button to power on the radio. You will be asked if you want to perform a 'Main Reset'. Release the FUNC button. Confirm the question regarding 'Main Reset' by pressing the PRE/ATT button (YES).

Now your G90 should be fine and waiting for you to enjoy.

Whenever you turn off your G90, remove any TRS plug (from the blue USB-cable) that might have been inserted in one of the communication


-ports (Base-Unit 3.5mm TRS 'COMM' socket, Display-unit: bottom left side 3.5mm TRS socket).

No meu caso, foi so necessário efetuar Upload de firmware da main-unit.

espero que este meu relato possa ajudar possiveis utilizadores com o mesmo problema que eu tive.

73's de CT1GFQ



quinta-feira, 29 de novembro de 2018

Adicionar contactos no QRZ.com

Acessar o site: www.qrz.com, fazer login, e no lado direito carregar no indicativo e depois em LOGBOOK








Escrever o indicativo a adicionar no log, e carregar em ADD QSO












Escrever todos os dados do QSO, e verificar todas as janelas:
QSO Info, Receiver Info, Sender Info, QSO Info, e corrigir o necessário.
No Final carregar em SAVE










QSO adicionado ao LogBook.









Espero de alguma forma ter ajudado.

73's de CT1GFQ
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https://secure.clublog.org/logsearch/CT1GFQ







segunda-feira, 15 de outubro de 2018

quinta-feira, 22 de outubro de 2015

My Last QSL card Received via Eqsl.cc 


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73'S DE CT1GFQ


sexta-feira, 16 de outubro de 2015

Uma QSL de um radio escuta. Porque ainda se faz radio-escuta pelo mundo Fora....

segunda-feira, 30 de janeiro de 2012

My K3Y operation as CT1GFQ (PRT/EU)

Call CT1GFQ
Name Carlos Fonseca
SKCC nr.466
Locator IM58ko
City Seixal
Country Portugal (EU)


Call Date Time QRG SKCC Nr, RST

AB1BW 04-Jan-12 1915 14,058 2468C 559
NW2K 04-Jan-12 1919 14,058 7330C 559
EA1CCW 04-Jan-12 1942 14,058 7107C 559
CT1GZB 04-Jan-12 1942 14,058 8178 559
NP3CW 06-Jan-12 1805 14,053 2632 559
K1NNJ 06-Jan-12 1816 14,053 2937T 559
K2TV 06-Jan-12 1820 14,053 4303 559
WA1AR 06-Jan-12 1914 14,053 4079T 559
VE3CWU 06-Jan-12 1921 14,053 5133T 559
W1KX 09-Jan-12 1743 14,052 797C 559
DL9YCS 09-Jan-12 1812 14,058 7150T 559
WA3SLW 09-Jan-12 1848 14,058 2729 559
N8AMM 09-Jan-12 1954 14,054 3198T 559
K4OSO 11-01-2012 1840 14,053 180T 559
K1NIT 11-01-2012 1900 14,049 3446T 559
N5EDL 11-01-2012 1949 14,054 5081T 559
F5DE 16-01-2012 1814 14,053 6247T 559
K8PWL 20-01-2012 1839 14,054 2809T 559
W1OOO 20-01-2012 1845 14,054 3552T 559
EA3NO 20-01-2012 1858 14,054 6653T 559
N1VWD 20-01-2012 1915 14,048 2143T 559
PA1FOX 20-01-2012 1924 14,048 8265 559
W4PCA 20-01-2012 1930 14,048 1590T 559
KC0RSX 20-01-2012 1938 14,048 14 559
EA7EGU 20-01-2012 1944 14,048 159 559
AK9A 20-01-2012 1953 14,047 5902 559
W1KX 23-01-2012 1844 14,046 797C 559
YU7DZ 23-01-2012 1855 14,047 7983C 559
AI4MS 25-01-2012 1902 14,048 8652 559
4X1WQ 30-01-2012 1811 14,054 8354 559
KC4HCH 30-01-2012 1820 14,054 7688T 559
IW1BCO 30-01-2012 1830 14,054 8669 559
TA2DA/0 30-01-2012 1845 14,054 8373 559
W2LOS 30-01-2012 1906 14,054 2729T 559

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