FMP. exe Can't Find Frequency .csv File

[CanesFan95]

Here's a screenshot of everything. Do I have something wrong with the directories in the FMP.cfg file? Should I put in the full directories like "C:\RTL-SDR\DSD+ Fast Lane", or do I leave it at the default of ".\" (whatever that means)?

I have the Florida file downloaded from https://mega.nz/ saved in the same folder as DSDPlus.exe and FMP.exe, but it says it can't find it. There are other times where it says Loading frequency data..., but I don't ever see that it ever actually loads anything.

 

[adcockfred]

I thought that you had been doing this Long enough not to get in this dos. K i s s stop reading to much. Get things going by just populating freqs and site first. Why do you just have one dongle r u running sharp? Vac might get going first outher than tcp.

 

[CanesFan95]

Sorry, say that again?

 

[adcockfred]

I see you got it working. I asked why one dongle? But I see you we're running a discrimator tap. Or were you trying to tweek 2-10 that new deal.

 

[CanesFan95]

Yeah, I finally got it figured out. Evidently, FMP24 already "knows" what directory you're in, so you don't have to tell it the whole "C:\RTL-SDR\DSD+ Fast Lane" thing. You can just put the file name only and it works. But it appears that you must put the file name in both the primary frequency list and auxiliary frequency list values in the .cfg file to make it work. And it looks like you just the ".\" value in for the DSD+ path. I'm not sure what ".\" means, cos that's not a directory folder name of any kind.

 

[adcockfred]

Yeah that line in cfg file is where I started too. After I got it running then went back in and took it out. Plus listen to all the forum members. It is real easy to corrupt, so redundantcy and integrity is the whole ball of wax.