If you modded Pluto to use an external frequency source then the source must be enabled and working, otherwise Pluto no worky. Simon Brown, G4ELI https://www.sdr-radio.com

I tried to pass the radio definition but no success. Radio Definition -> Search "Pluto SDR " -> got answer "No PlutoSDR" radio were found". This modified Pluto radio worked well with SDRС before

OK, are you going through the process to make a definition for the radio since you made the change or ever? {^_^}

Done. No progress.

What is the matter with understanding the concept of "full size image showing all settings you can manage?" You trimmed off enough information there that understanding what you mean is

Hi Bob It's the scale in the middle of the screen (circled in my picture) that applies to both spectrum and waterfall. Don't get confused with the scale at the bottom of the screen, which shows a

Ronald, please post a screenshot of SDRC exactly in the configuration where you are seeing no power. I've also asked you to do this over on the Hermes Lite

Thank you for the advice. Two years ago when I started to make the first QO-100 station one of the main measurements was the comparison of the Allan deviation for TCXO and OCXO. The results can be

Yes, the Pluto's config.txt file. {^_^}

1) The main reason for non-TCXO reference signal is to obtain high-frequency stability. The main source of instability is PLL LNB - therefore the value of the reference frequency is 25 MHz. 2) Done,

...... sorry for some typos ... pressed send a bit too fast :-) Am 28.07.2021 um 03:01 schrieb Siegfried Jackstien:

insdr console in calibration you have to unselect (switch ofef) enable update frequency when connwecting to pluto simon has 40 megs as default in console ... not 25 i never changed

You can if you do not tell Pluto about the clock change. Did you change the "Xo-correction" line to show 25000000? {^_^}

In my portable QO-100 station 25 MHz reference signal used for two blocks: 1) for LNB PLL with modification 2) for Pluto. It's much easy to have one reference frequency for all modules then two

A short summary: 1) New driver has been installed but no luck to find Pluto after the connection to PC with SDR Console. 2) SDR Console V3.0.28 has been installed - no luck to find Pluto. 3)

1) I presume there was a good reason to switch to 25 MHz. "It's what I have; and, I don't have 40 MHz," is a good reason. I'm just curious. 2) You probably must redefine the radio

you first have to "search" the radio in definitions before you can try to start it!! dg9bfc sigi ps why mess around with 25 megs?? the signal quality is lower when not using

All, I want to use SDRC and HL2. RX is all ok but TX I do not get any power. I configured SDRC by setting the output pins and enable onboard power amplifier (both under HL radio configuration). If I

Hello All, my question is about using SDR Console (V3.0.27) and Adalm Pluto (Rev. D) with an external 25MHz reference. Pluto configuration for external reference was done according to

aehem ... they should be in sync dg9bfc sigi ps simon would say ... SCREENSHOT?!? Am 26.07.2021 um 23:01 schrieb rmrrgs: