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Re: Dead simple Arduino MIDI controller for PTT button.

Christian Veith
 

Hi Andrea,

yes of course, but i wouldn't call it a PCB ;)

Just a strip pcb meant for prototyping.

The vertically arranged resistors are for limiting the LED current.

The horizontally arranged resistors are pullup resistors for the VFO A, B and PTT Buttons.

There are 3 KY-040 encoders completely with their own pcb and Button and Encoder Output pins.

I've tried to attach them to pins having interrupts in the arduino to have a better switching sense.


I really would like to extend it to have another bunch of controls on it.

I think a RX=TX (On Off), RX -> TX (Sync) would be cool. I also would like to add a Mode selector.

And the top of my list would be a little display to show the selected value, when selecting something ;)

But it had to be quickly available and it's working flawlessly since nearly a year.


Best regards

Chris


Am 14.05.2020 um 17:10 schrieb Andrea Dalbagno:

Hallo Chris,
May I ask you to show us, when you have spare time, a schematic of your arduino micro knob or at least a photo of the back of PCBs? 
Thank you very much :-)

Brgs

Andrea SWL I-1360TN


Il gio 14 mag 2020, 16:13 billcoombes <bill@...> ha scritto:
Thanks Chris and I really appreciate your help.
Bill - G4ERV

Re: Frequency steps with Console and Lime mini

Simon Brown
 

Er,

 

No – the NCO will just make sure you’re on the correct frequency, correcting for the LO offset.

 

Now I also have a similar offset on RX which I can also correct.

 

See you in the test team group…

 

Simon Brown, G4ELI

https://www.sdr-radio.com

 

From: main@SDR-Radio.groups.io <main@SDR-Radio.groups.io> On Behalf Of Charles Suckling
Sent: 14 May 2020 17:06
To: main@sdr-radio.groups.io
Subject: Re: [SDR-Radio] Frequency steps with Console and Lime mini

 

Thanks, Simon

 

Will the NCO be used to correct the frequency display so you don't get the impression it is tracking continuously when it isn't, or to allow the Lime to achieve smaller 'steps'?  

 

Charlie
Re: 3.0.23 test wit HL2

Simon Brown
 

Pete,

 

CW Drive level – noted, I’ll look into this tomorrow. I’ll also invite you to the test team.

 

Simon Brown, G4ELI

https://www.sdr-radio.com

 

From: main@SDR-Radio.groups.io <main@SDR-Radio.groups.io> On Behalf Of Pete Ferrand
Sent: 14 May 2020 17:56
To: main@SDR-Radio.groups.io
Subject: [SDR-Radio] 3.0.23 test wit HL2

 

I'm happy to report  satisfaction with the keying improvements in the above-referenced version of SDRC on my HL2 build 9 The sidetone operates with minimal delay through a USB interface - I have a server motherboard that does not sport on-board audio. Further, the hang time works exactly as it should, although the ability to make it longer than one second would be useful. This is with a Windows 10/64 system and an eight year old Asus Phenom processor, and gateware 71p0.

The one remaining problem is the inability to adjust cw power level. With all three cw level sliders at their minimum position, the HL2 produces 5 watts on 40 meters. With the sliders at other positions I see 5 watts output as well. I would like to lower the power down as PowerSDR allows to 1 and a fraction watts. 

Thanks.
Pete
WB2QLL

Re: The never-ending screenshot dilemna...

Simon Brown
 

Hi,

 

https://www.sdr-radio.com/support#Screenshot “Attach an unedited, complete screenshot to a posting in the Groups.io user group.”

 

Simon Brown, G4ELI

https://www.sdr-radio.com

 

From: main@SDR-Radio.groups.io <main@SDR-Radio.groups.io> On Behalf Of Roy VE7DH
Sent: 14 May 2020 17:28
To: main@SDR-Radio.groups.io
Subject: [SDR-Radio] The never-ending screenshot dilemna...

 

I just did a search through everywhere I could think of on this forum and nowhere could I find the actual instructions for correctly adding a screenshot to a message, except occasionally within a message thread.

Simon constantly has to tell people to "add a screenshot", yet he leaves out the all important "as an attachment". And since a screenshot is a picture, guess what most people will do.

Other people also are constantly complaining about people adding screenshots as pictures.

So, is there no way to fix this by putting up a message/note/banner of some kind that would remind folks of how it should be done?

Not being a programmer or a forum moderator I probably don't have the best answer for this ongoing problem, but if possible it seems to me the best place for this reminder would be to automatically have a first line inserted whenever you open a reply box that says something to the effect of "Always include a screenshot, as an attachment".

Imagine how much stress and annoyance Simon could avoid. It boggles the mind.

regards, Roy

Re: The never-ending screenshot dilemna...

Jim Smith G0OFE
 

It's a good shout..

I've added to my signature.. if only to save me typing it every time someone posts with an issue:

===================================
Need help with SDR Console? If you have a problem,
Use the camera icon top left to take a screenshot,
Then send to this group **as an attachment **
===================================
Jim, Bournemouth, Dorset. IO90BR.
Elad FDM-S2, Airspy HF+, SDRPlay and Funcube Dongle SDR Recievers
8-element OP-DES for Band 2, 8-element LFA for 2m, 3-element LFA for 6m, 20m Windom for HF,. Wellbrook 1530 Loop for LF

On 14/05/2020 18:05, Calder Latham wrote:
How about going to SDR-Radio.com and clicking on the big RED "?Help"

And check out the TWO camera icons in the ribbon bar.

Cal...W1HHO
All the Best.
>From the woods of Maine.
On 5/14/2020 12:28, Roy VE7DH wrote:
I just did a search through everywhere I could think of on this forum and nowhere could I find the actual instructions for correctly adding a screenshot to a message, except occasionally within a message thread.

Simon constantly has to tell people to "add a screenshot", yet he leaves out the all important "as an attachment". And since a screenshot is a picture, guess what most people will do.

Other people also are constantly complaining about people adding screenshots as pictures.

So, is there no way to fix this by putting up a message/note/banner of some kind that would remind folks of how it should be done?

Not being a programmer or a forum moderator I probably don't have the best answer for this ongoing problem, but if possible it seems to me the best place for this reminder would be to automatically have a first line inserted whenever you open a reply box that says something to the effect of "Always include a screenshot, as an attachment".

Imagine how much stress and annoyance Simon could avoid. It boggles the mind.

regards, Roy

Re: The never-ending screenshot dilemna...

Calder Latham
 

How about going to SDR-Radio.com and clicking on the big RED "?Help"

And check out the TWO camera icons in the ribbon bar.

Cal...W1HHO
All the Best.
From the woods of Maine.
On 5/14/2020 12:28, Roy VE7DH wrote:

I just did a search through everywhere I could think of on this forum and nowhere could I find the actual instructions for correctly adding a screenshot to a message, except occasionally within a message thread.

Simon constantly has to tell people to "add a screenshot", yet he leaves out the all important "as an attachment". And since a screenshot is a picture, guess what most people will do.

Other people also are constantly complaining about people adding screenshots as pictures.

So, is there no way to fix this by putting up a message/note/banner of some kind that would remind folks of how it should be done?

Not being a programmer or a forum moderator I probably don't have the best answer for this ongoing problem, but if possible it seems to me the best place for this reminder would be to automatically have a first line inserted whenever you open a reply box that says something to the effect of "Always include a screenshot, as an attachment".

Imagine how much stress and annoyance Simon could avoid. It boggles the mind.

regards, Roy

Re: The never-ending screenshot dilemna...

ronwhat
 

There are some that do not include screenshot at all, but there seem to be a large number that don’t know or understand the difference between a photo inline vs. attached as a file. I suspect some email programs don’t make it easy to force it as an attachment vs. inline, so it takes more than just a brief line to explain. 

Ron Biddle
KA4RON

On May 14, 2020, at 1:51 PM, Stu C <stu@...> wrote:

An F.A.Q. site
Entry 1. AFSS "Attach a fine screen shot"

Stu

Re: The never-ending screenshot dilemna...

Stu C <stu@...>
 

An F.A.Q. site
Entry 1. AFSS "Attach a fine screen shot"

Stu
Re: #request - Receiver Unsquelched Indicator #request

Dennis Matzen
 

I took a screen capture and then edited it. Look at receiver #4, I put a red dot that indicates this receiver is un-squelched. This is what I had in mind.

I guess another option would be to change the color of the label at the bottom of the receiver window (4 : 154.21 Mhz in my screen capture). 

Thank you
--
Dennis
KA6FUB
3.0.23 test wit HL2

Pete Ferrand
 

I'm happy to report  satisfaction with the keying improvements in the above-referenced version of SDRC on my HL2 build 9 The sidetone operates with minimal delay through a USB interface - I have a server motherboard that does not sport on-board audio. Further, the hang time works exactly as it should, although the ability to make it longer than one second would be useful. This is with a Windows 10/64 system and an eight year old Asus Phenom processor, and gateware 71p0.

The one remaining problem is the inability to adjust cw power level. With all three cw level sliders at their minimum position, the HL2 produces 5 watts on 40 meters. With the sliders at other positions I see 5 watts output as well. I would like to lower the power down as PowerSDR allows to 1 and a fraction watts. 

Thanks.
Pete
WB2QLL
The never-ending screenshot dilemna...

Roy VE7DH
 

I just did a search through everywhere I could think of on this forum and nowhere could I find the actual instructions for correctly adding a screenshot to a message, except occasionally within a message thread.

Simon constantly has to tell people to "add a screenshot", yet he leaves out the all important "as an attachment". And since a screenshot is a picture, guess what most people will do.

Other people also are constantly complaining about people adding screenshots as pictures.

So, is there no way to fix this by putting up a message/note/banner of some kind that would remind folks of how it should be done?

Not being a programmer or a forum moderator I probably don't have the best answer for this ongoing problem, but if possible it seems to me the best place for this reminder would be to automatically have a first line inserted whenever you open a reply box that says something to the effect of "Always include a screenshot, as an attachment".

Imagine how much stress and annoyance Simon could avoid. It boggles the mind.

regards, Roy
Re: Frequency steps with Console and Lime mini

Charles Suckling
 

Thanks, Simon

Will the NCO be used to correct the frequency display so you don't get the impression it is tracking continuously when it isn't, or to allow the Lime to achieve smaller 'steps'?  

Charlie

On Thu, 14 May 2020 at 16:36, Simon Brown <simon@...> wrote:

OK,

 

What you see and what’s shown confirms the way the Lime chip works. I’ll add correction for the offset shown in the panel by adding an NCO.

 

I’ll invite you now to the test team, with any luck there will be a new DLL for you to test later today.

 

Simon Brown, G4ELI

https://www.sdr-radio.com

 

From: main@SDR-Radio.groups.io <main@SDR-Radio.groups.io> On Behalf Of Charles Suckling
Sent: 14 May 2020 16:11
To: main@sdr-radio.groups.io
Subject: Re: [SDR-Radio] Frequency steps with Console and Lime mini

 

Hi Simon

 

Tested again Lime running at 144 transverted to 2400MHz, and the Lime running directly at 2400.  Signal was a slowly changing frequency input from WSJT-X as before.  Results were the same as yesterday - an apparently smoothly changing signal across the waterfall with 144 and constant frequency for some time, then a step with 2400.

 

I monitored the LO offset number.  With both 144 and 2400, the LO offset changes as the dial  frequency changes. 

 

With 144, LO offset  varied from 0 to 1Hz (sometimes 0.1 to 1.1Hz) and then returns to 0 and increases again to 1Hz ad infinitum. 

With 2400MHz, it varied from 0 to about 19Hz. While it was increasing from 0 upwards the RF output frequency was constant. The output  frequency step occurred when it reached its maximum and then reset to zero. 

 

3 Screenshots attached. First is 144, second is 2400 just after a freq jump, third is 2400 just before a jump.

 

Hope this helps.

 

Charlie

 

On Thu, 14 May 2020 at 10:39, Simon Brown <simon@...> wrote:

OK,

 

Please do. If this correctly indicates the offset you see with WSJT / whatever then I can add a NCO to correct for this minor discrepancy, the NCO is accurate to at least 0.000001 Hz

 

Simon Brown, G4ELI

https://www.sdr-radio.com

 

From: main@SDR-Radio.groups.io <main@SDR-Radio.groups.io> On Behalf Of Charles Suckling
Sent: 13 May 2020 15:36
To: main@sdr-radio.groups.io
Subject: Re: [SDR-Radio] Frequency steps with Console and Lime mini

 

Thanks, Simon

 

I'll watch that while its being tuned.

 

Charlie

 

On Wed, 13 May 2020 at 14:10, Simon Brown <simon@...> wrote:

Hi,

 

I was really after screenshots of SDR Console. You can’t tune the TX LO to an exact frequency, I show the offset in the Radio pane. The Lime is tuned to 2.4<something> GHz, you see a 16 Hz LO offset.

 

What you really need is for me to add another NCO to compensate.

 

Watch this value as you let WSJT drive Console, it should make sense.

 

 

Simon Brown, G4ELI

https://www.sdr-radio.com

 

From: main@SDR-Radio.groups.io <main@SDR-Radio.groups.io> On Behalf Of Charles Suckling
Sent: 13 May 2020 12:14
To: main@sdr-radio.groups.io
Subject: Re: [SDR-Radio] Frequency steps with Console and Lime mini

 

Hi Simon

 

Here are some screenshots (from WSJT-X waterfall).  Hope they come out OK - if not let me know.
Re: Frequency steps with Console and Lime mini

Simon Brown
 

OK,

 

What you see and what’s shown confirms the way the Lime chip works. I’ll add correction for the offset shown in the panel by adding an NCO.

 

I’ll invite you now to the test team, with any luck there will be a new DLL for you to test later today.

 

Simon Brown, G4ELI

https://www.sdr-radio.com

 

From: main@SDR-Radio.groups.io <main@SDR-Radio.groups.io> On Behalf Of Charles Suckling
Sent: 14 May 2020 16:11
To: main@sdr-radio.groups.io
Subject: Re: [SDR-Radio] Frequency steps with Console and Lime mini

 

Hi Simon

 

Tested again Lime running at 144 transverted to 2400MHz, and the Lime running directly at 2400.  Signal was a slowly changing frequency input from WSJT-X as before.  Results were the same as yesterday - an apparently smoothly changing signal across the waterfall with 144 and constant frequency for some time, then a step with 2400.

 

I monitored the LO offset number.  With both 144 and 2400, the LO offset changes as the dial  frequency changes. 

 

With 144, LO offset  varied from 0 to 1Hz (sometimes 0.1 to 1.1Hz) and then returns to 0 and increases again to 1Hz ad infinitum. 

With 2400MHz, it varied from 0 to about 19Hz. While it was increasing from 0 upwards the RF output frequency was constant. The output  frequency step occurred when it reached its maximum and then reset to zero. 

 

3 Screenshots attached. First is 144, second is 2400 just after a freq jump, third is 2400 just before a jump.

 

Hope this helps.

 

Charlie

 

On Thu, 14 May 2020 at 10:39, Simon Brown <simon@...> wrote:

OK,

 

Please do. If this correctly indicates the offset you see with WSJT / whatever then I can add a NCO to correct for this minor discrepancy, the NCO is accurate to at least 0.000001 Hz

 

Simon Brown, G4ELI

https://www.sdr-radio.com

 

From: main@SDR-Radio.groups.io <main@SDR-Radio.groups.io> On Behalf Of Charles Suckling
Sent: 13 May 2020 15:36
To: main@sdr-radio.groups.io
Subject: Re: [SDR-Radio] Frequency steps with Console and Lime mini

 

Thanks, Simon

 

I'll watch that while its being tuned.

 

Charlie

 

On Wed, 13 May 2020 at 14:10, Simon Brown <simon@...> wrote:

Hi,

 

I was really after screenshots of SDR Console. You can’t tune the TX LO to an exact frequency, I show the offset in the Radio pane. The Lime is tuned to 2.4<something> GHz, you see a 16 Hz LO offset.

 

What you really need is for me to add another NCO to compensate.

 

Watch this value as you let WSJT drive Console, it should make sense.

 

 

Simon Brown, G4ELI

https://www.sdr-radio.com

 

From: main@SDR-Radio.groups.io <main@SDR-Radio.groups.io> On Behalf Of Charles Suckling
Sent: 13 May 2020 12:14
To: main@sdr-radio.groups.io
Subject: Re: [SDR-Radio] Frequency steps with Console and Lime mini

 

Hi Simon

 

Here are some screenshots (from WSJT-X waterfall).  Hope they come out OK - if not let me know.
Re: Frequency steps with Console and Lime mini

Charles Suckling
 

Hi Simon

Tested again Lime running at 144 transverted to 2400MHz, and the Lime running directly at 2400.  Signal was a slowly changing frequency input from WSJT-X as before.  Results were the same as yesterday - an apparently smoothly changing signal across the waterfall with 144 and constant frequency for some time, then a step with 2400.

I monitored the LO offset number.  With both 144 and 2400, the LO offset changes as the dial  frequency changes. 

With 144, LO offset  varied from 0 to 1Hz (sometimes 0.1 to 1.1Hz) and then returns to 0 and increases again to 1Hz ad infinitum. 
With 2400MHz, it varied from 0 to about 19Hz. While it was increasing from 0 upwards the RF output frequency was constant. The output  frequency step occurred when it reached its maximum and then reset to zero. 

3 Screenshots attached. First is 144, second is 2400 just after a freq jump, third is 2400 just before a jump.

Hope this helps.

Charlie

On Thu, 14 May 2020 at 10:39, Simon Brown <simon@...> wrote:

OK,

 

Please do. If this correctly indicates the offset you see with WSJT / whatever then I can add a NCO to correct for this minor discrepancy, the NCO is accurate to at least 0.000001 Hz

 

Simon Brown, G4ELI

https://www.sdr-radio.com

 

From: main@SDR-Radio.groups.io <main@SDR-Radio.groups.io> On Behalf Of Charles Suckling
Sent: 13 May 2020 15:36
To: main@sdr-radio.groups.io
Subject: Re: [SDR-Radio] Frequency steps with Console and Lime mini

 

Thanks, Simon

 

I'll watch that while its being tuned.

 

Charlie

 

On Wed, 13 May 2020 at 14:10, Simon Brown <simon@...> wrote:

Hi,

 

I was really after screenshots of SDR Console. You can’t tune the TX LO to an exact frequency, I show the offset in the Radio pane. The Lime is tuned to 2.4<something> GHz, you see a 16 Hz LO offset.

 

What you really need is for me to add another NCO to compensate.

 

Watch this value as you let WSJT drive Console, it should make sense.

 

 

Simon Brown, G4ELI

https://www.sdr-radio.com

 

From: main@SDR-Radio.groups.io <main@SDR-Radio.groups.io> On Behalf Of Charles Suckling
Sent: 13 May 2020 12:14
To: main@sdr-radio.groups.io
Subject: Re: [SDR-Radio] Frequency steps with Console and Lime mini

 

Hi Simon

 

Here are some screenshots (from WSJT-X waterfall).  Hope they come out OK - if not let me know.
Re: Dead simple Arduino MIDI controller for PTT button.

Andrea Dalbagno
 

Hallo Chris,
May I ask you to show us, when you have spare time, a schematic of your arduino micro knob or at least a photo of the back of PCBs? 
Thank you very much :-)

Brgs

Andrea SWL I-1360TN


Il gio 14 mag 2020, 16:13 billcoombes <bill@...> ha scritto:
Thanks Chris and I really appreciate your help.
Bill - G4ERV

Re: Can't get ADALM-Pluto to work (Resend)

Roy VE7DH
 

Bill, If you don't feel comfortable doing the expanded frequency and dual Processor mod for the Pluto just download the Satsagen spectrum analyzer/tracking generator software and when you install the program it will do the Pluto hacks for you automatically.

Plus it's really nice software to have for your Pluto.

http://www.albfer.com/satsagen-download-page/#content

regards, Roy
Re: DSD+ Trunking Setup #sdrconsolev3 #request #bladerf #dsd #trunking

alberto
 



El viernes, 8 de mayo de 2020 22:14:22 GMT-5, albert oax <albertoaxmx@...> escribió: 


Dear Simon,
I have a question which application or program you use to make the time keys or activate your software, I hope I have explained.
thank you


El viernes, 8 de mayo de 2020 13:07:36 GMT-5, Simon Brown <simon@...> escribió:


Hi,

 

My notes are here: https://www.sdr-radio.com/dsdplus .

 

Simon Brown, G4ELI

https://www.sdr-radio.com

 

From: main@SDR-Radio.groups.io <main@SDR-Radio.groups.io> On Behalf Of Ryan Thompson
Sent: 08 May 2020 04:48
To: main@SDR-Radio.groups.io
Subject: [SDR-Radio] DSD+ Trunking Setup #bladerf #dsd #trunking #sdrconsolev3 #request

 

Still confused about trunking setup with DSD+ in Console v3.  SDR system is Console v3 and a Bladerf 2.0 A4 on a dual E5 Xeon, 128G RAM, Titan RTX running Win 10v1909 OS.  No prior experience with trunking but know what a control channel is, have IT skills and my system works great across rest of SDR Console v3 featureset.  I've occasionally heard decodes without understanding why they worked at the time.

I think my problem is I don't understand the setup process, i.e.: what DSD files to edit, what info to put in them (besides control channel), why I am unable to add options / terms to the Control window by typing in field and / or clicking the "+", why my hard-coded edits to SDR's DSD .bat file don't persist after saving, etc.  I do think understand how to route audio, start controller / monitor, install DSD+ and am able to manually surf bands and decode some individual signals.

Thanks for any suggestions.  Learning about P.25 is one of my primary interests in exploring SDR.

Ryan
ryan@...

Re: Dead simple Arduino MIDI controller for PTT button.

billcoombes
 

Thanks Chris and I really appreciate your help.
Bill - G4ERV
Re: Possible Fix For Stuttering / Slowdown #sdrconsolev3 #possibly

Larry Ewan
 

Here’s how I fixed it on both of my systems that were stuttering:

 

  1. Start SDRC and ignore the stuttering for now
  2. Control-Alt-Delete
  3. Select Task Manager
  4. Click on the details tab (you may have to change to the comprehensive view).
  5. Scroll down to SDR Console.exe
  6. Right click on SDR Console.exe
  7. Choose Set Priority
  8. Select Realtime
  9. Verify the change by clicking the button and close the Task Manager.

You should now be able to enjoy stutter free listening.

 

Larry N9JY

 

 

From: <main@SDR-Radio.groups.io> on behalf of Ian DXer <baxterinoz@...>
Reply-To: <main@SDR-Radio.groups.io>
Date: Wednesday, May 13, 2020 at 9:40 PM
To: <main@SDR-Radio.groups.io>
Subject: Re: [SDR-Radio] Possible Fix For Stuttering / Slowdown #sdrconsolev3 #possibly

 

Hi David,

I thought after making your recommended change that it might have fixed my audio stuttering with SDR-Console under 10 windows.
'Seamed' to have fixed the issue at the times I checked within 48 hours. But then afterwards the Audio stuffer buffer issues returned.
For me the stuttering problem is ALWAYS associated with a large audio buffer figure. Usually any figure higher than 40ms it occurs and intolerable when buffer
gets above 100ms.
I've read where people pipe their SDR-Console audio into VLC via VB Cable & yes that bypasses the audio stutter problem for me with SDR-Console,
but it's a little bother having to do this, especially when the program worked for me under Windows 7.

I never had this issue with my old 2008 era Windows 7 PC with quad core - used until October 2019.
Then on purchase of a friend's old Core i7 3770K (32GB memory) PC with Windows 10 with 'fresh' install of Windows 10 on SSD, I've had this annoying issue.
With the (Win 10 PC) Gigabyte motherboard there is no recent audio driver updates as per Simon's suggestion.
No changes to SDR console's Tools-->Options-->Audio-->Playback-->Buffering makes any 'improvements' to problem as per Simon's suggestions to others in past.

Is suspect it's a Windows 10 issue or some other software issue rather than Simon's program, but I'm at a loss at how to fix....

My PC uses motherboard onboard Audio. 
Gigabyte don't provide motherboard support for motherboard issues on cards older than 3 years so I 'bombed out' there.
VIA (audio chipset) support is as good as useless.
They seam to refer uses to Microsoft for such issues. I haven't approached them yet, but SDR-Console is the only audio program that causes this issue.
2. Although maybe an entirely separate issue; I don't get the 'stereo-mix' option with the existing audio drivers (an annoyance when using Audacity -
I have to use VB cable to record from internet, as usage of WASAPI not working with Audacity. Also need to alter System sound settings in Control Panel.

I was wondering if purchasing a add-in PCIe audio card might help with these two issues?
Would however like to solve the issues without additional hardware expenditure (if possible?)

I should also mention when I upgraded the parents  PC from Windows 7 to Windows 10 - this audio stuttering with SDR-Console problem also newly developed.

Any suggestions on how fix this audio stutter issue of SDR-Console with Windows 10 would be greatly appreciated.

Ian
Re: Simon - RTL_TCP RF Gain controls missing in V3

martin m3ghe
 

Simon, just reading through your instructions at https://www.sdr-radio.com/rtl-dongles and looks like a typo. 
Where you say USB it should read TCP, see attached screenshot. 
BTW that statement doesn't appear to be true. The Bandwidth setting selected in the dropdown overrides that set in the terminal, well it does here anyway see sample rate screenshot. 

Cheers
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