|
Setting the bandwidth below 2048 Khz on sdrconsole V3
#sdrconsolev3
xfailed@...
Hi, I'm currently using sdrconsole V3 using a rtl_tcp server on another PC.
In local network it works fine when I select the bandwidth above 2048 Khz, but when I'm on the network internent this limit is too high for the RTL_TCP server flow and I have cut because the bandwidth is too much high. I would like to be able to set in the window select radio and the dropdown bandwith have the possibility of being able to select 250 khz, I know it's possible but I do not know why in writing the code you do not give the possibility to be able to select this bandwidth. Thank you for giving me the reason and know if eventually you intend to make an update going in this direction. best regards Joel. |
|
|
|
SDR console output I/Q full bandwidth
#sdrconsolev3
Massimiliano Corte
Hi, what's the method to export in real time the I/Q data flow (up to 5.12 MHz 16 bits) coming from IC-R8600 to SDR Console v3.0.3 to a GNU Radio platform (3.7.x.x on Windows 7 64 bits)? BR, Massimiliano |
|
|
|
Re: Version 3 >24 VFOs
Chris van Lint
Hi Simon,
toggle quoted message
Show quoted text
I think it is a testament to the performance of your brilliant software. I am running 24 VFOs (along with 24 instances of JAERO) and 24 VAC's. Yes - the computer is grunting and groaning and total CPU loading is 84-92%, but it manages brilliantly ! Cheers, Chris At 12:39 AM 31/10/2018, you wrote: Hi, |
|
|
|
Re: SDR on Linux?
doug
On 10/30/2018 06:20 PM, BobS via
Groups.Io wrote:
You should be OK with a VM like with QEMU or VirtualBox. If I have to install a version of Windows on Linux, I might just as well run the version that came on the laptop to begin with. I could never understand why anyone would do this! Plus, it would almost surely be a problem with the install code for Windows, since it would already be listed by MS to (probablyt) a different machine. I have a couple of machines with Windows, altho I very seldom boot into it. The usual reasons: I don't like its obscurity--you can't get to what you want to do--and its susceptibility to malware. --doug, WA2SAY |
|
|
|
Re: SDR on Linux?
You should be OK with a VM like with QEMU or VirtualBox.
|
|
|
|
Re: Stuttering
Paul Abernethy (G8HGG)
Hello Simon,
I have further observations to make regarding this problem. I recently replaced my client machine with a more powerful one and the problem is still present. I have discovered that if I record either data or mp3 audio file, the stuttering is not present when I run the playback. So, it appears that the digital to analogue conversion process is interacting with the network traffic. This problem does not occur if I listen to someone else's server over the Internet, or if I interpose a "virtual cable" between the console and the audio DAC. I attach some screen-shots of my network from "Performance Monitor". Stutter occurred during the 44kHz and 192kHz examples, the 30kHz Internet and Virtual Cable examples did not. The 44kHz bandwidth stutter seemed worse. Hoping this is helpful regards Paul |
|
|
|
Help With SDR-Satellites and my Green-Heron Controller for Spid
I have been trying to get Satellites to activate my Green-Heron RT21
Az/El controller but no joy Anyone help on this please ? -- -- 73 Bob KD7YZ AMSAT LM #901 |
|
|
|
Re: SDR on Linux?
Michael Durkin
Have a link?
toggle quoted message
Show quoted text
What SDR or radio ? On 10/30/18, jayzel <jayzel@...> wrote:
I've tried it a few dozen times in wine, i seem to recall that wine balked |
|
|
|
Re: SDR on Linux?
jayzel
I've tried it a few dozen times in wine, i seem to recall that wine balked at the batch installer. So I bought a used windows pc just for this. :) On Tue, Oct 30, 2018, 13:52 doug <dmcgarrett@...> wrote: I wonder if anyone has successfully run any of G4ELI's software on Linux |
|
|
|
SDR on Linux?
doug
I wonder if anyone has successfully run any of G4ELI's software on Linux under WINE? If so, I'd like to
hear from him or her, with any comments that might be useful. Thanx--Doug, WA2SAY |
|
|
|
Re: But can it transmit?
Hi,
I am not going to write an external radio control program like Ham Radio Deluxe, I don’t see the point.
I’m still not clear why you want to switch the external radio to TX via this software, doesn’t your logbook support this?
Simon Brown, G4ELI
From: main@SDR-Radio.groups.io <main@SDR-Radio.groups.io> On Behalf Of KG7SWP via Groups.Io
I ink I can clarify. By looking at your CAT/Serial system: |
|
|
|
Re: But can it transmit?
KG7SWP@...
I ink I can clarify. By looking at your CAT/Serial system:
Is it possible to make these variables write, IF, TX, RX, FT, FR? I think, then SDR-Console could send info out, to allow controlling other radios, or bandswitching, TX/RX control. Like, with me, I am using the Udoo X86 Ultra. It has an Arduino built on. I can output the CAT to it & control the RF section of an 857D & do TX/RX control. I would think that the hams, like myself, would love it. I have already tested a CAT program on the Udoo/Arduino & it works good. Of course, I may be wrong in my idea, it may work. Thank you, Ed |
|
|
|
Re: Version 3 >24 VFOs
Hi,
I’ve just run 24 VFOs – wasn’t bad but the main program thread was at 100%. Before I consider increasing this limit I must do some performance work.
Simon Brown, G4ELI
From: main@SDR-Radio.groups.io <main@SDR-Radio.groups.io> On Behalf Of Chris van Lint
22 x 1200 bps burst and 4 10500bps burst channels on JAERO (Inmarsat)
|
|
|
|
Re: But can it transmit?
Joe Puma
Hi Simon,
toggle quoted message
Show quoted text
So basically for the External Radio function we should have a button in the External Radio window that could key up your connected external radio. Joe On Oct 30, 2018, at 3:37 AM, Simon Brown <simon@...> wrote:
|
|
|
|
Re: But can it transmit?
|
|
|
|
Re: Keyboard shortcuts
Paul White
Well, I for one am a BIG fan of keyboard (and auxiliary controller) functions of the sort you're speaking about.
But I'm not claiming to be representative, in fact not even active since V3 release that I donated for :). |
|
|
|
Re: Keyboard shortcuts
Richards
Someone said: "...would have thought such a thing would make the program more functional for the sight impaired ..."
--------------------------------------------------------------------------- I work with blind hams on a regular basis, and they have little use for a panadapter display. Screen reader applications do a lousy job of describing spectrum scope and waterfall displays, to say the least. Just saying ... K8JHR |
|
|
|
Re: Version 3 >24 VFOs
Chris van Lint
22 x 1200 bps burst and 4 10500bps burst channels on JAERO
(Inmarsat)
toggle quoted message
Show quoted text
Cheers, Chris At 06:15 PM 30/10/2018, you wrote: Out of interest, why 26 VFOs? |
|
|
|
Re: Version 3 >24 VFOs
Out of interest, why 26 VFOs?
My biggest issue is overloading the graphics, so I should add an option to reduce the UI in the VFO windows.
Simon Brown, G4ELI
From: main@SDR-Radio.groups.io <main@SDR-Radio.groups.io> On Behalf Of Chris van Lint
Thank you for your response Simon.
|
|
|
|
Re: Version 3 >24 VFOs
Chris van Lint
Thank you for your response Simon.
toggle quoted message
Show quoted text
I know I am pushing it and I don't think you have long cues of people holding their breath for more than 24 VFO's Cheers, VK4CVL At 06:03 PM 30/10/2018, you wrote: Hi, |
|
|