DSDPLUS refuses TCP connection suddenly

Been using this DSDPLUS.Bat for awhile upgraded versions now it refuses TCP connection no matter what port I try 20002, 20003.........

DSDPlus -i20001 -1 -fa -Pwav

then

FMP 20001 1 53.0 155.1150

tried 2 different PC's, did something change? My Unitrunker setup works

Any ideas

Thanks

OHIOSCAN said:

Been using this DSDPLUS.Bat for awhile upgraded versions now it refuses TCP connection no matter what port I try 20002, 20003.........

DSDPlus -i20001 -1 -fa -Pwav

then

FMP 20001 1 53.0 155.1150

tried 2 different PC's, did something change? My Unitrunker setup works

Any ideas

Thanks

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Try this for your FMP.bat

FMP -1 -o20001 -p53.0 -f155.1150

TCP error

RonnieUSA said:

Try this for your FMP.bat

FMP -1 -o20001 -p53.0 -f155.1150

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returns ;invalid command line parameter "-1"

the DSDPLUS.bat fails TCP connection also

tried the old version of DSDPLUS & FMP same error, launching DSDPLUS.EXE & FMP.EXE alone work fine both fail after adding any parameters.

that "1" refers to the dongle number, an input. FMP inputs in 1.095 are now designated by -i. So what you should try is:
-i1

I create a text help file for each new version by using a .bat file with the following line:

dsdplus -h >DSDPlus_help.txt

I then print it and keep it handy for changing parameters in my batch files.

chris

cg said:

that "1" refers to the dongle number, an input. FMP inputs in 1.095 are now designated by -i. So what you should try is:
-i1

I create a text help file for each new version by using a .bat file with the following line:

dsdplus -h >DSDPlus_help.txt

I then print it and keep it handy for changing parameters in my batch files.

chris

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You are correct, Sorry I missed that. Here is the corrected Linne.

FMP -i1 -o20001 -p53.0 -f155.1150

TCP error

RonnieUSA said:

You are correct, Sorry I missed that. Here is the corrected Linne.

FMP -i1 -o20001 -p53.0 -f155.1150

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error message

invalid command line parameter -53.0

OHIOSCAN said:

error message

invalid command line parameter -53.0

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Sorry I had the letter p in the wrong case.

This should work.

FMP -i1 -o20001 -P53.0 -f155.1150

Print Parameter

cg said:

that "1" refers to the dongle number, an input. FMP inputs in 1.095 are now designated by -i. So what you should try is:
-i1

I create a text help file for each new version by using a .bat file with the following line:

dsdplus -h >DSDPlus_help.txt

I then print it and keep it handy for changing parameters in my batch files.

chris

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How do you get the help file to print

TCP error

RonnieUSA said:

Sorry I had the letter p in the wrong case.

This should work.

FMP -i1 -o20001 -P53.0 -f155.1150

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Got the P changed, now working

Thanks

(working FMP.bat)
FMP -i1 -o1 -o20001 -P70.0 -f154.875

OHIOSCAN said:

How do you get the help file to print

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Print? You mean like to an actual printer? Open it with Notepad and click on File/Print...

Print ?

slicerwizard said:

Print? You mean like to an actual printer? Open it with Notepad and click on File/Print...

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No I mean printing from inside DOS command prompt window, so I can print out the results

c:\fmp -h

want to print options, have not used DOS in so long forget the command line stuff.

Google probably doesn't work in DOS.....

print /d:device /b:size /u:ticks1 /m:ticks2 /s:ticks3 /q:size /t drive:\path\ filename /c /p
Options:
/d:device Name of printer device Printer Ports: LPT1, LPT2 or LPT3 Serial Ports: Com1, Com2, Com3 or Com4
/b:size Sets size (in bytes) of internal buffer. Default=512 with range of 512 to 16384.
/u:ticks1 Maximum number of clock ticks PRINT is to wait for a printer to become available. Default=1 with a range of 1 to 255.
/m:ticks2 Maximum number of clock ticks PRINT can take to print a character or printer. Default=2 with a range of 1 to 255.
/s:ticks3 Maximum number of clock ticks allocated for background printing. Default=8 with range of 1 to 255.
/q:qsize Maximum number of files allowed in print queue. Default=10 with range of 1 to 255.
/t Removes files from the print queue.
drive:\path\ filename Location and filename of file to be printed.
/c Removes files from the print queue.
/p Adds files to the print queue.

OHIOSCAN said:

No I mean printing from inside DOS command prompt window, so I can print out the results

c:\fmp -h

want to print options, have not used DOS in so long forget the command line stuff.

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c:\fmp -h >FMP-Help.txt

c:\notepad FMP-Help.txt

File/Print

cg said:

Google probably doesn't work in DOS.....

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it works just fine in lynx.

Thanks

DSDPlus said:

c:\fmp -h >FMP-Help.txt

c:\notepad FMP-Help.txt

File/Print

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Thanks exactly what I was trying to get


Usage:
FMP [options] Normal operation
FMP -h Show help

Options:
-i<num> RTL SDR device number (1-255) [-i1]
-o<num> Output audio device (1-255) [-o1]
-o<port> Output audio TCP port (256-65535)
-P<num> PPM value (-999.9-999.9) [-P0.0]
-g<num> RF gain (dB) [max]
-f<MHz> Initial tuned frequency [-f99.9]
-b<kHz> Initial filter bandwidth (4, 7, 9.5, 12.5) [-b7]
-z<num> Show zoomed spectrum (0-1) [-z1]
-e<num> Enable/disable economy mode (0-1) [-e1]
-n<num> Select noise filter (0-2) [-n0]
-v<num> Set volume level (0-500) [-v100]
-s<num> Enable/disable scanner mode (0-1) [-s0]
-wsl<v>.<h> Spectrum window location [-wsl50.50]
-_<num> Minimize windows at startup; bitmapped
-rv Role is trunk voice channel monitor

Active keys:
0-9 . Enter set frequency
[/] select step size
/ step frequency
Ctrl / step frequency by 250 Hz

M toggle spectrum memory overlay
X reset spectrum memory
Z toggle spectrum zoom overlay
I select injection mode
B select bandpass filter
E toggle economy mode
F select noise filter
/ adjust volume level
spacebar toggle muting

g/G adjust RF gain
c/C adjust frequency correction

R toggle raw I/Q and FM demod recording

S start scanner mode or exit hold mode
V start trunk voice following mode

? list active keys
Esc exit scanner mode or exit program