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PIRA75 FM Analyzer / Re: PIRA75 Firmware update
« Last post by Jan on June 13, 2019, 10:52:51 pm »
The firmware version 1.1a does not support software reset. Simply do it manually by turning on the device while the update utility is running.
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PIRA75 FM Analyzer / PIRA75 Firmware update
« Last post by Radiofreak1041 on June 13, 2019, 10:42:14 pm »
Hi Jan!

I have bought an old PIRA75 FM Analyzer, which has firmware version 1.1a. I can't use all the features in FM Scope because of that.
The problem that I have is with the firmware update. I've downloaded the fmanup.zip firmware update tool for version 1.5 r2.
The update tool gives the following info:
- Port opened
- Sending reset...
- Waiting for response...
- Sending reset...
- Waiting for response...
The Sending reset... and Waiting for response... are repeating, and nothing happens to the percentage bar.
I've tried updating under Windows 10 and Windows XP, with COM1 and a USB-to-serial adapter, all with no effect.
I also tested the serial cable, but its fine.
The measurements of the FM deviation and modulation power work properly, so do the stereo deviation and RDS deviation counters.
I also can't read out the version from the device in FM Scope, nor can I save DIP switch settings to the EEPROM, it simply doesn't apply the changes I made in FM Scope.

Hope that you can help me updating to a newer version so I can enjoy the full product.

Thanks in advance,
Gabriel
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Silence Detector / How to set up sending TXT alert
« Last post by nhat.nguyen on May 03, 2019, 09:52:56 pm »
Hi,

I would like to know how to set up the alert to goes out via TXT message.  Thanks.
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Silence Detector / Re: Playing music issue
« Last post by Jan on May 03, 2019, 03:57:43 pm »
There's no feedback from the VLC to the piraside indicating an end of the track. For mp3 software which supports playlists, the playlist file name can be used instead of mp3 file, resulting in single instance.
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Silence Detector / Re: Playing music issue
« Last post by adrianbooth on May 03, 2019, 07:57:38 am »
I now see my issue using an external player.
I had 3 lines of MP3 files. All of these kick in at the same time it seems.  Hence I get 3 copies of VLC running and we can only close 1 instance of VLC ( I guess 2 as there are 2 close options).

This was not an issue when using the internal player so Ill have to stick with 1 larger compiled file for now.

Thanks
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Silence Detector / Re: Playing music issue
« Last post by adrianbooth on May 03, 2019, 07:16:19 am »
Thanks - my misunderstanding in its use. on 1.3 when I was using internal player I had the mp3 in the 'file' section. I repeated this using the default player so I was not aware that 'file' was the filname of the application.

Will test again later,

Thanks
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Silence Detector / Re: Playing music issue
« Last post by Jan on April 30, 2019, 09:12:31 pm »
The Open/Play feature has not changed since version 1.3. It uses single ShellExecute Windows API function so it launches no more than one instance. Any exception is a feature of the target application.

I tried the same as you and it works perfectly:

(It's just a quick test on the first attempt, didn't have a time to try other methods or options which probably exist. Anyway there's plenty of mp3 playing software, with various command line options, so I'm sure that appropriate solution can be found for any situation.)

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Silence Detector / Re: Playing music issue
« Last post by adrianbooth on April 30, 2019, 10:40:55 am »
I am now testing using VLC and just a single alarm task of Open/Play1. When it starts playing there are 3 instances iof VLC that get opened and I have only 1 line for a single file to play.  All 3 instances are playing the same file. I note that if I fill in the 3 files to play rather than play sequential it opens the 3 VLC instances and plays all 3 seperate files at the same time.

In the past and I have been using this tool for a few years with 1.3 I had no problem of this sort so im fairly sure its not me doing something odd.
Of course because it launches 3 instances of VLC I then cant kill 3 instances in the return section.

Hoping you can advise further

Many thanks again
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Silence Detector / Re: Playing music issue
« Last post by adrian booth on April 30, 2019, 02:04:06 am »
Im afraid with 1.4e insatlled im still getting a crash when it tries to play using internal mp3. I have pasted the crash data here..  For now Ill have a go with the kill on external player.

Thanks

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AppSessionGuid=000008e4-0001-0004-eade-1ab8e6fed401
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UI[5]=Check online for a solution and close the program
UI[6]=Check online for a solution later and close the program
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Silence Detector / Re: Playing music issue
« Last post by Jan on April 29, 2019, 11:34:29 am »
If you proceed the installation using the link above, the internal player should work.

You can use any external solution of course. For closing the external player, use the Kill application feature in the Return task list.
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