I'll believe that. But it was possible that the USB 3 port controller was in some data contention issues. RX888 going full speed would prove that. That's why I asked. {^_^}

Hi, Trust me – it’s the way UHD.dll is written ☹ . Simon Brown, G4ELI https://www.sdr-radio.com

That REALLY REALLY sounds like a firewall issue. Is your wireless network behind a NAT firewall of its own? (That is a nice secure way to handle it.) {^_^} On 20220202

Mumble mumble.... USB 3,0 was supposed to be about 500 MBps (BYTE/s). So it should support, just barely, a sample rate of 125 Msps for 16 bit I/Q samples. Is that 24 MHz a limit only

On Wed, Feb 2, 2022 at 06:38 PM, Dominic Dambro wrote: That's the way it's set up. And it works beautifully from any PC outside of my home network I try it on. (I'm logged into my station from work

That's the way it's set up. And it works beautifully from any PC outside of my home network I try it on. (I'm logged into my station from work right now.) It also works with any wired PC inside my

Hi, I only have the B200. Simon Brown, G4ELI https://www.sdr-radio.com

I think you need 2 definitions one for internal connections and one for external connections. -- Thanks Steve M0ZEH

Hello Eric, What image did you install - an older one from UHD revision 3.5? As I am not really familiar with software at all, I had a lot of difficulties in the beginning to properly use the UHD

Simon, That Ettus X310 is a rather pricey item: USRP X310 - $ 7,013.00 USD. https://www.ettus.com/product-categories/usrp-x-series/ Is it on loan from Ettus? The Ettus X410 is three times the

With ETTUS the problem is the support dll (UHD.dll). I can’t get my B200 running at much more than 24MHz bandwidth, haven’t looked at UHD.dll for quite a while. The UHD.dll code is by no means

There are other forums where you might get a better answer than here. This forum is for a specific SDR software package available at sdr-radio.com. {o.o} On 20220201

IO will be your speed limiting factor. I've had SDRC running a full 30 MHz wide USB 3 link to a RX888 and an RX888 MKII receiver. I hacked a little and got SDRSharp to run happly on the

IO will be your speed limiting factor. I've had SDRC running a full 30 MHz wide USB 3 link to a RX888 and an RX888 MKII receiver. I hacked a little and got SDRSharp to run happly on the

Simon, I agree but I've disabled the Windows firewall on my laptop. And since I can remote into my "station" on SDR Space on other PCs, I know my router is configured correctly. I'll keep digging.

Having recently purchased an andrus MK1.5 sdr that is in transit it, supports NetSDR, it isn't on the Web Rx supported hardware unsurprisingly as rare. But the compatibility list soapy sdr mentioned

VirtualHere simply fools "client" PCs into believing whatever USB devices are plugged into the "server" PC are also plugged into them. Open up device manager and bam- there's an RSPdx. It's handy for

Hi Charley, I did get it working on the desktop PC using Win 7 & a single 10G Ethernet connection. Ray Roberge, another forum member, confirmed for me I was using the wrong image at first. It took

Hi all and thank you for all the information, I have purchased the SDR and have made an effort to build a library of all available information I could find. The usb noise mod explains complaint on

Just for info: This displayed link is gone - 73 Charly