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My factory-fresh calibration values seemed to be out and it was very difficult for me to bring them to something that is "sane" simply by ear. These are my final numbers and they will get you close. btx file that I attached as screen images and text file. Note - when you run uBITX_Manager the uart speed is 38400 and not the 57600 used by xloader.
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01/how-to-upgrade-ubitx- firmware.html but ultimately pointing to the firmware that is referenced in Step 1 above.ĭownload and install the file here: ubitx/releases/download/v1.
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You need to update your factory radio to Ian's firmware which is accompanied by a nice UI to load the parameters easily from uBITX_Manager utility.įollow the instructions here (using xloader):
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Within the Zip file you'll find a file name UBITX_CEC_V1.073_16P.hex (This is the file you'll need with the standard display that ships with the board) - extract that out you'll use it in Step 2. Thanks to Ian Lee (KD8CEC) for his nice firmware and uBITX_manager utility, and to others who pointed me in the right direction on a different thread.ĭownoad: 04/ubitx-firmware-cec-version- 1073-beta.html In case the below will be helpful, here is the procedure that has ultimately worked well for me. I will upload some Sample uBITX backup files soon.
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I can also set the BFO while communicating with FT8.īe sure to back up to uBITX Manager before performing calibration.īelow is the How to calibration using uBITX Manager created by Dave. I use the results of running WSPR nowadays to adjust the Master Calibration. Your BFO Calibration value is too high. Your BFO Calibration value is too high.Ħ.The frequency seems to be under 2 ~ 3 Khz. uBITX's BFO Calibration value is not in the specified range, so the default value has been applied forcibly. Your uBITX BFO Calibration value is one of two. (Before Version 1.06)įirmware (both original and CEC firmware) will work with the default calibration value if the BFO Calibration value is within the range where the transceiver is difficult to operate.ĬEC Firmware has improved the default value a bit, but for the convenience of users, after Version 1.061, the default is the same as the original firmware. Some people say that they updated the firmware and that the 2 ~ 3 Khz frequency is wrong. Perhaps uBITX would have had the wrong calibration value from befor update. Sometimes somebody updates the firmware and says Calibration is wrong.
It is useless to update the firmware several times.Ĥ.Even if you update the firmware, the calibration does not become abnormal. You do not need to learn a new calibration method to use CEC Firmware.ģ.Firmware update does not recover the calibration.Įven if you replace the firmware, the wrong calibration will not be recovered. This is because most firmware maintains the calibration value. This is because the calibration logic is maintained. If you have successfully calibrated the original firmware, you can try it in KD8CEC firmware. My firmware has so far retained its original calibration method (source code). Perhaps your Calibration results will be terrible.Ģ.The calibration method is the same (Original and CEC Firmware). If your uBITX does not have a big problem with transmitting or receiving, do not calibrate. Therefore, the following precautions apply to both the original firmware user and the CEC firmware user.
The calibration method of CEC Firmeare is the same as the original firmware.
Since I did not perform any calibration after receiving uBITX, I think it is the factory default for my uBITX. I thought uBITX failed after calibration failed. After analyzing the source, I noticed that the calibration was quite difficult to succeed.
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