User Manual

WiNRADiO G3XX User’s Manual

Problem: Reception is obscured with a buzzing interference.

Solution: Check for the sources of interference in your surroundings: it

could be fluorescent lights, a lamp dimmer, or other household

appliances. Your PC (especially the monitor) could be the

culprit. Unless you are able to suppress the interference at

the source, the only solution is to install a better antenna,

preferably an outdoor one. Computer networks are especially

noisy and if your PC is connected to one, you will almost

certainly need an outdoor antenna. If the interference level

varies periodically with peaks about 30-100 kHz apart, the

most likely culprit is the monitor or the video card. Switch the

monitor off - if the interference disappears then the cause is

the monitor. Modern LCD monitors generate much lower

levels of interference than CRT ones. (See also Appendix C

– Dealing With Interference.)

Problem: I managed to drag the spectrum scope window down to the

point where the bottom is now obscured, so that I can't drag it

back (and the top is as high at the top of the screen as I could

go).

Solution: Windows allows you to resize any window up to the height of

the desktop. This problem can happen after resizing almost

any resizeable windows.

You can resize or move the taskbar (just like any other

window) to reveal the bottom of G3XX panel. Make sure that

Lock the Taskbar is not checked in the pop-up menu (right-

click on an empty space on the taskbar). If the taskbar is

locked, you can't resize or move it. If you prefer to move the

taskbar to the left side of the desktop, just hold the mouse on

the empty space and drag it.