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On 11-08-20 07:44, Alan Beck wrote to ALL <=-
Hi,
I cannot get my SDRPlay usb SDR radio to play on computer.
It does not get picked up by the machine, in other words it does not "chime" when I plug it into the computer.
Sounds like either a port or a driver issue. Try a different USB port and double check the driver installation.Might be a bit unrelated, but I got a MSi.SDR and the MSI001(?) chip would heat up a lot when plugged into the computer. PC doesn't detect it either. Try to disassemble the SDRPlay and check the temperatures of the chips with your finger, might give you some clues as to what's wrong.
On 01-04-21 08:09, Ivan Mikhalev wrote to Tony Langdon <=-
Re: Re: SDRPlay usb fault
By: Tony Langdon to Alan Beck on Wed Nov 11 2020 07:13 pm
Sounds like either a port or a driver issue. Try a different USB port and double check the driver installation.
Might be a bit unrelated, but I got a MSi.SDR and the MSI001(?) chip
would heat up a lot when plugged into the computer. PC doesn't detect
it either. Try to disassemble the SDRPlay and check the temperatures of the chips with your finger, might give you some clues as to what's