Hi Nanang: Thanks for reply,now I resolved this problem with some hack,direct copy audio data to pjmedia_frame_ext_append_subframe() in RecCb() callback,it's very ugly,but it works.Maybe the better way should use pjmedia port as you said,can you give me some advice? Thanks again.

hide" Now I expect pjsua to send all messages/responses Ack etc to OutBound Proxy server I set but in cases of some Proxy Pjsua is trying to send BYE to another address (It picks that address from the Contact of 200 OK...It uses contact address in Request URI of BYE which is ok...but it also uses that address to actually send packet) What kind of changes or hack

You seem to argue that this result may also be nothing, which afaik currently is only an implicit feature (or call it a hack) of "if". Ronaldo wrote > a % 2 == 0 ? a: if (a!=1) a*10 I guess, you can always express a filter like this in the right order: if (a!=1) (a % 2 == 0)?

Now I > have to hack my own code to duplicate the calibration functionality > and 'manually' call set_dc_..., etc functions. > > Thanks. > I guess because the CAL* utilities run the chip in local-LO mode, and the IQ and DC cals are only valid for it.

. > > Does anyone know of how to do this, or do we need to hack in a new > built-in function? > >   EBo -- > > > _______________________________________________ > OpenSCAD mailing list > To unsubscribe send an email todiscuss-leave@lists.openscad.org

> > If you can accept the current quick-hack state of the code (yes, I am > not too proud of the cleanness, so no comments about coding style or the > general uglyness), find it attached. The main goal of this code is > correctness.

If you really needed to extend the 30 pin oscillator or buffer cards, you could hack up a 36 pin card. I got my other projects' boards in from China today. They look good. Now to get the TM500 and 5370 boards on order.

I was using the 'RS-232 hack'. I suspected the levels weren't up to the standard my laptop ports wanted to see. I pulled out an old "short haul" modem I had which is an RS-232 to RS-422 converter. Wired it this way: Lucent to Modem TX+ to RX- TX- to RX+ RX+ to TX- RX- to TX+ Works great! No issues with the laptops/software now through Win7 64 bit.

The hack of using the RS-422 output to directly drive a RS-232 serial port does not work very well with most older RS-232 receiver chips. I have to control it with a USB-Serial cable. ------------------ If you are ever interested in playing with the Lucent boxes (Z3811, Z3812) I would be glad to send you a working system to play with.

It worked better than I expected... not Tbolt quality, but not too shabby for a thee-day weekend hack. $50 (and a lot of work) is certainly doable for a decent home-brew GPSDO. ------------------- > 50$ for a complete GPSDO, batteries included, is quite a low price limit.