Hi John C., AI6IG, Fully agree with you, the documentation, in this case for the DUO, could need a little "brush up" ;-) OTOH, ELAD is not a big company compared to the main players in the ham radio

Thanks Klaus. Another vague documentation issue. I just followed the order in the latest update documentation, rx, then tx, then UI updates. I'll have to go through the Changes documentation to see if

Paul, Don't worry, you won't brick the DUO ;-) Just be careful with the top cover. Make sure you'll be unscrewing the correct 4 screws on the bottom that fix

Neil and Klaus, I have two FDM-DUOs and have not tried to upgrade but I will try today. I use the FDM-DUOs with a transverter for EME work. Currently 432 and 1296 MHz. I will be testing a new 902

Opening and closing the top cover imho is the most delicate part of the update. My DUO ist a very very early one and the cover is very tight. That may have changed with newer

On 21/03/2022 12:57, Paul Andrews wrote: Hi Paul, I keep a close eye on the release notes and update if there's a new facility or a fixed bug that I'd find useful. I

Paul, Please select >>> ELAD_FDM_DUO_Release_Status_2020_09_01 - EN.pdf <<< and you can see all the changes in the various DUO firmware

Hi Paul, Please see here, it's all there: https://www.eladit.com/en/download?path=sdr%2FFDM-DUO%2FFirmware%20Releases If you have never updated the FW of

Group, I have never updated the firmware in my two (2) Elad FDM-DUOs. Are the firmware improvements significant enough that I should make the upgrade? Is the upgrade process complicated or

I typically use one of my "old" low capacity (2 to 8 GB) USB memory sticks for updating the TX/RX firmware of the DUO. As these "old" USB memory sticks only provide a USB type "A" male connector (the

thanks Neil. I used the original USB stick that came with the system and it had a lot of the original files on it. I moved them all except the two binary files off the stick and everything worked

If you're using a large memory stick, try to find an old 8GB unit, larger ones don't work. 16GB ones work sometimes. Lots of messages about this "feature" in the group's.io archive. I keep a few old

I have an older FDM-DUO that's been on the shelf for awile and decided to do the RX and TX updates.I stsrted with the RX update and immediately after the red light light went on, the green LEDs

Hi Ron, at the moment, no. The hardware and software used to communicate is built into DUO ART. Regards, Giovanni HB9EIK IU2PKP

Menu 84 will show you what firmware you have in your radio. As to getting new firmware (if needed) search Download Elad. Back up to opening file directory. Go to FDM-DUO > Go to Firmware Release >

Hi Peter Thank you for your reply. My computer that I use with my DUO died. I am in the process of finding a replacement. As soon as I am up and running again, I'll contact you and tell you

Can I run the FDM-DUO remote without an ART amplifier attached? Regards, Ron L

Thanks for all the suggestions, after a lot of help from Simon G4ELI we managed to get it working with Simons software suite, a near vertical learning curve for me :). It’s an impressive little box,

Tim Assume you have set the “TX In” on the Duo menu to Auto or USB. The Duo works great with WSJTX, assume it is a simple fix. Also make sure your CPU is syncing its clock properly.

Hello, Downconverter Mode and Transverter Mode allow you to add a frequency offset to the displayed frequency, here the rules: - Downconverter Mode : DisplayedFrequency =