to bad we could do a look video while were working our dv-1, that would be cool and give us a lot of hope. wonder i could get both the dv-1 and me in a good broadcast at the sanme time?
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- Thread starter marlbrook
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Sorry, due to yet another AR-DV1 Firmware appearing, trying to 'fix' the previous two, and illness the eSPYonARD update has been further delayed. Testing has to begin again.
I have suspended downloads from the Web Site for the time being.
I have suspended downloads from the Web Site for the time being.
MStep
Member
Sadly, AOR cannot seem to get their act together. I would be happy if they would just add P25-Phase 2 to the unit--- does anyone think it is possible with the current hardware?
Tom07
Member
What new firmware?
G7HID
Member
Tom07
Member
That release was only a fix for the GSSI not saving. It wasn't really new firmware.
Guys, my new dv10 arrived from Japan with 2203a firmware and no detectable drift on hf.
SP7RB
Member
Where did you buy the receiver?
what is the chance that it is available in europe?
check with ebay seller best-in-japan and ask.
SP7RB
Member
Happy New Year too. I wish better firmware for our AOR DV 10 
G7HID
Member
G8OEO
Member
I notice the website for this software is no longer active. Has the entire project been discontinued?
Somebody did not renew the domain registration. On purpose or by accident
G7HID
Member
Last I heard was Jeff, the author was having health problems and like me getting on in years
So I would guess it has been discontinued...
Mike
G8OEO
Member
Sorry to hear that, hope he’s feeling better.
DV1 showing 'NO RES' on startup.
Someone sent me a FaceBook message recently asking about the above. For some unknown reason the message disappeared so I could not reply. He stated it was about one of my previous posts here
The senders name MAY have been Kunz, but I am not sure.
In case he looks here again:-
1. The 'NO RES' may be a hardware fault. I cannot help with that.
2. However it was also sometimes caused by a Firmware bug.
That can be fixed as follows,
It's a rather rare bug which first arose when the firmware was updated to 2107A and some later ones, with the receiver system date (year) being older than 2014. Or after update, the user sets by mistake a date (year) before 2014.
Fortunately there is a way for you to fix the problem, by forcing a new date (year) of at least 2014. It just takes 1 minute. Please proceed as follows:
The difficulty is that the receiver only accepts key presses at a specific time, which is only during 1 second right after the "plop" sound. There are 2 "plop" sounds which alternate, one lower pitch and one higher pitch. The higher pitch is the one to target as it allows a 1 second key press window.
F+3 to access the CLOCK settings page.
Press the down arrow to select the 4th line of the screen which shows the system date and time in the following format:
YY-MM-DD HH:MM
Followed by ENT which will fix the problem.
The DV1 will then start up.
Someone sent me a FaceBook message recently asking about the above. For some unknown reason the message disappeared so I could not reply. He stated it was about one of my previous posts here
The senders name MAY have been Kunz, but I am not sure.
In case he looks here again:-
1. The 'NO RES' may be a hardware fault. I cannot help with that.
2. However it was also sometimes caused by a Firmware bug.
That can be fixed as follows,
It's a rather rare bug which first arose when the firmware was updated to 2107A and some later ones, with the receiver system date (year) being older than 2014. Or after update, the user sets by mistake a date (year) before 2014.
Fortunately there is a way for you to fix the problem, by forcing a new date (year) of at least 2014. It just takes 1 minute. Please proceed as follows:
The difficulty is that the receiver only accepts key presses at a specific time, which is only during 1 second right after the "plop" sound. There are 2 "plop" sounds which alternate, one lower pitch and one higher pitch. The higher pitch is the one to target as it allows a 1 second key press window.
F+3 to access the CLOCK settings page.
Press the down arrow to select the 4th line of the screen which shows the system date and time in the following format:
YY-MM-DD HH:MM
Followed by ENT which will fix the problem.
The DV1 will then start up.
I have 2 AR-DV1's. A few days ago one showed the dreaded 'No Res' message, and after removing and replacing power it started OK, but had lost its settings. Ran for a few days.
Today it started to make a loud buzzing sound. I reset it but the noise continued.
I decided to swap power cables. The buzzing then started on the other AR-DV1.
It was the original AOR power supply 'dying'.
Both Radios are OK now.
So as obvious as it may sound. If your DV1 starts playing up, always try it with another power source first.
Today it started to make a loud buzzing sound. I reset it but the noise continued.
I decided to swap power cables. The buzzing then started on the other AR-DV1.
It was the original AOR power supply 'dying'.
Both Radios are OK now.
So as obvious as it may sound. If your DV1 starts playing up, always try it with another power source first.
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