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Data Analyser: CSV file details
#sdr-consolev3
Nick Hall-Patch
This may be more a forum question, but isn't a bug report, more a "how is the sausage being made" question.
When I have created a CSV file in Data Analyser, it has taken its information from a +/- 0.5Hz slice of spectrum. For each timestamp, is that data the total power level within the +/-0.5Hz bandwidth, or the maximum power level? Thank you. Nick |
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Re: AirSpy R2 Setup with SDRC V3
Hello Frank,
I've been using the R2 for 70 cm EME with excellent results (the only issue I have found using it with SDRC is the frequency shift after centering the signal in the panadapter). You want to play a bit with the Radio panel controls, what I've found working quite well for me in terms of sensitivity and SNR is: Gain: Sensitive/17 LNA: 17 Mixer: 20 VGA: 19 Visual: -30 ---------------------- 73 de Max, N5NHJ (I8NHJ) Wednesday, April 21, 2021, 10:00:49 AM, you wrote:
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Re: AirSpy R2 Setup with SDRC V3
Gedas
Hi Frank. Going back to your
RSP2 I am wondering how you arrived at the -120 dBm noise
floor on 6m? Was this verified with a known sig gen or are you
going by what the software is showing. The latter is not an
absolute figure and also as you know -120 dBm is pretty poor
as far as an MDS is concerned so if it is a real number an LNA
may be in order. 73 Gedas, W8BYA EN70JT Gallery at http://w8bya.com (under repair) Light travels faster than sound.... This is why some people appear bright until you hear them speak. On 4/21/2021 11:00 AM, invl160 Davis
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I am doing a TransAtlantic 144Mhz VHF Signal project this summer and plan to use the AirSpy R2 OR an SDRPlay RSP2 as the Receiver monitoring Eu FT8 VHF beacons. |
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AirSpy R2 Setup with SDRC V3
invl160 Davis
I am doing a TransAtlantic 144Mhz VHF Signal project this summer and plan to use the AirSpy R2 OR an SDRPlay RSP2 as the Receiver monitoring Eu FT8 VHF beacons.
I have used both of these before but it has been a couple of years . The SDRPlay RSP2 appears to be working and the noise floor is approximately -120dBm on 6M. (VHF antennas not erected yet). A weak test signal is being received. The Airspy doesn't seem to be working. The noise floor is -95dbFS and no test signal can be heard. What can be the issue?. If I run the Airspy using SDR# I can't hear anything. I am not familiar with SDR# so I must have not installed it correctly. Is there a procedure to setup the Airspy to work in SDRC V3? Frank VO1HP |
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Re: PC time drift
On Fri, Apr 16, 2021 at 04:08 AM, Gisle Vanem wrote:
So does anybody have experience with reducing this time-drift?Switch over to using Meinberg as I have found it removes most such effects. John G4SWX |
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Re: PC time drift
On Tue, Apr 20, 2021 at 12:24 PM, Radioman ZeroZero wrote:
how is that even possible. 1 second in 30 minutesQuite easily ZeroZero!!!! I have a number of PCs that I have used for digital modes for many years. One particular problem was that even when disciplined with D4, one particular PC would 'hunt' over a 20-30 minute period drifting upto 1.5 seconds from the reference. I then spotted the same effect on another PC disciplined with Meinberg. After a lot of thought I realised that both PCs were dual boot with Linux which set up using grub. Rebuilding one of them to Win7 pro on its own removed the problem. I then rebuilt the other with just Win 10 and that was then cured. > You need a new pc mate. He probably does not, as getting time right is sometimes a very complex issue and bland statements are no help what so ever! Disciplining a PC with Meinberg, as long as you do not have large variable Internet timings, (satellite etc) is the best way to go and is far cheaper than the very expensive GPS alternatives. John G4SWX - used to worry about SDH timing integrity in my old job! |
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Re: PC time drift
Radioman ZeroZero
how is that even possible. 1 second in 30 minutes. You need a new pc mate.
-- Thanks Steve M0ZEH |
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Generator
Greetings to all!
Looking for a signal generator with accurate and stable power output so that I can use it with SDR RADIO SW for calibration etc.
Besides the RF EXPLORER COMBO one, any else worth to mention?
Thank you in advance!
73 de SV1CDN, Dennis.
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Re: PC time drift
Jim W7EED
Thanks guys! I'll give both a try.
-- 73, Jim W7EED |
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Re: PC time drift
Robert Lorenzini
Jim take a look at BTKtimesync, it was written by a ham. It will use
GPS or net
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time as desired and has a "fudge" to account for delays in your computer. Bob - wd6dod On 4/19/2021 6:27 AM, Jim W7EED wrote:
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Re: PC time drift
On 19/04/2021 14:27, Jim W7EED wrote:
Hello group,Jim, As that kit has a PPS output, use reference NTP with the PPS and you will get /much/ better accuracy. NTP from Meinberg is free, no cost involved. https://www.satsignal.eu/ntp/setup.html#local 73, David GM8ARV -- David Web: http://www.satsignal.eu |
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Re: PC time drift
Jim W7EED
Hello group,
I have been fiddling with the free 30 trial of NMEATime2 from VisualGPS. It seems to work fine and be a bit more accurate than Dimension 4 (but not as accurate as I had expected). Has anyone used it for an extended period of time? It is inexpensive to buy at $20.48 (2^11 pennies; those funny digital guys) but I thought I'd ask those with more experience. I'm using the QRP Labs QLG1 GPS receiver. Thank you for your advice! -- 73, Jim W7EED |
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Re: Anan 7000DLE MK 2 initialization failure
The answers to your question are yes: I have two other SDRplay radios that work just fine. I haven't had a lot of time to look at it today. Beautiful weather outside!
And yes. I am running protocol 2. Metis_Orion_MkII_Protocol_2_v2.0b It has been a little over a year and several software iterations ago, but I know I once had this working. I will do a complete uninstall/reinstall and then try and load the radio with nothing else. Thank you for your time. -- 73, Ruben, NB4R |
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Saving Settings
Gedas
I was exploring some of the neat changes that can be made via options and was delighted I could tweak many to my liking. But when I closed console down and restarted it some stayed but many went back to default. Is there a way to save them? 1. I would like to save the "shaded" portion of the signal in the pan display window? 2. Save the number of "peaks" I select. I usually pick "1" and like to see the SNR for it but when restarted it goes back to zero. 3. While talking about the "peaks" setting which
is awesome, I really like that I can select the peak to display
SNR. I set peaks to 1 and observe the SNR of the station I am
tuned to. The problem is if a stronger station appears any place
on the screen the SNR data jumps over to the stronger station
and not my tuned frequency. Is there any way to force the SNR
read out stay on my tuned frequency? I do not want to zoom WAY
in so that my station or tuned frequency is the only signal seen
in the pan display. 4. I like to use a resolution display of X2 but when restarted it goes back to default. 5. The frequency and span box which I like disappears when I restart the program. Gedas, W8BYA EN70JT Gallery at http://w8bya.com (under repair) Light travels faster than sound.... This is why some people appear bright until you hear them speak. |
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Re: RTL dongle shows no interference, PlutoSDR does??
Siegfried Jackstien
an inch of coax as a parallel stup (2.2 gig notch)
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easy to build and lowers 2.2 gig receive around 40 db greetz sigi dg9bfc ps why a bunch of lte fiters ?? one is enough Am 17.04.2021 um 11:08 schrieb Chris Wilson: Hello Mike, |
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Re: Anan 7000DLE MK 2 initialization failure
Just out of curiousity. Is your Anan running protocol 2 firmware?
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Re: Anan 7000DLE MK 2 initialization failure
jdow
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{^_^} On 20210417 13:13:17, NexTech Z wrote:
I am trying to run SDR Console on a black (non pc imbedded) 7000 DLE. When I go to Select radio>Radio Definitions>Search>Anan (OpenHPSDR) I select that and receive the failure screen with three choices as seen below. I am running the latest version of SDR Console 3.0.27 build 2190. I that I remembered configuring SDR Console to run on this hardware before and had no issues. I have searched and found nothing I can read to solve the problem. I have included the error screen and logfile. I will continue to solve this on |
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Anan 7000DLE MK 2 initialization failure
I am trying to run SDR Console on a black (non pc imbedded) 7000 DLE. When I go to Select radio>Radio Definitions>Search>Anan (OpenHPSDR) I select that and receive the failure screen with three choices as seen below. I am running the latest version of SDR Console 3.0.27 build 2190. I that I remembered configuring SDR Console to run on this hardware before and had no issues. I have searched and found nothing I can read to solve the problem. I have included the error screen and logfile. I will continue to solve this on
15:38:59.101: Starting
15:38:59.101: Product .....: SDR Console version 3.0.27 build 2190
15:38:59.101: Copyright ...: Copyright © 2021 by SDR-Radio.com Ltd.
15:38:59.101: Build date ..: Mar 26 2021, 07:09:33
15:38:59.106: Command line: "c:\program files\sdr-radio.com (v3)\sdr console.exe"
15:38:59.199: Low power .: No
15:38:59.199: 32-bit ..: No
15:38:59.199: Cores ...: 12
15:38:59.199: Speed ...: 3.2 GHz
15:38:59.199: SSE4.2 ..: Yes
15:38:59.199: -
15:38:59.205: Favourites: Loading C:\Users\rbduc\AppData\Roaming\SDR-RADIO.com (V3)\Console\Ident0\SDR-Favourites_000.xml
15:38:59.206: Favourites: Loaded 46
15:38:59.209: Setting priority to Above Normal
15:38:59.209: Priority set
15:38:59.209: Loading DSDController
15:38:59.227: Loading go2MONITOR
15:38:59.244: Loading BroadcastFMMPXDLL
15:38:59.279: Loading DSPFunctionsDLL
15:38:59.279: Loading RDSDbDLL
15:38:59.298: Loading SDRDemodDLL
15:38:59.643: Loading SDRCWDecoderDLL
15:38:59.643: Loading SDRDigitalDecoderDLL
15:38:59.643: Loading SDRPanadaterDLL
15:38:59.664: Loading SDRFFTDLL
15:38:59.888: Loading SDRFFTHelperDLL
15:38:59.888: Loading SDRModulationDLL
15:38:59.911: Loading SDRMonitorsDLL
15:38:59.938: Loading SDRRepeaterHostDLL
15:38:59.938: Loading SDRGeoBeacon
15:38:59.938: Loading SDRSatellites
15:38:59.965: Loading SDRSelectRadioDLL
15:38:59.965: Loading SDRSkimmerDLL
15:38:59.965: Loading VADSupportDLL
15:38:59.965: Loading VideoCapture
15:38:59.993: VideoCapture loaded Yes
15:39:01.108: Execution state = Continuous
Intel IPP
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Target CPU: l9
Name: ippSP AVX2 (l9)
Version: 8.0.1 (r40318)
Build date: Jul 11 2013
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Logical CPUs: 12
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Features: [X] MMX ..... Intel Architecture MMX
Features: [X] SSE ..... Streaming SIMD Extensions
Features: [X] SSE2 .... Streaming SIMD Extensions 2
Features: [X] SSE3 .... Streaming SIMD Extensions 3
Features: [X] SSE3S ... Streaming SIMD Extensions 3 (supplemental)
Features: [X] SSE4.1 .. Streaming SIMD Extensions 4.1
Features: [X] SSE4.2 .. Streaming SIMD Extensions 4.2
Features: [X] AVX ..... Advanced Vector Extensions 1 instruction set
Features: [X] AVX2 .... Advanced Vector Extensions 2 instruction set
Features: [X] The operating system supports AVX
Features: [X] The processor supports MOVBE instruction
Features: [X] AES instruction
Features: [X] PCLMULQDQ instruction
Features: [X] Read Random Number instructions
Features: [X] Float16 instructions
Features: [X] ADCX and ADOX instructions
Features: [X] The RDSEED instruction
Features: [X] The PREFETCHW instruction
Features: [_] Knights Corner instruction set
15:39:01.510: Favourites: Loading C:\Users\rbduc\AppData\Roaming\SDR-RADIO.com (V3)\Console\Ident0\SDR-FavDefault_000.xml
15:39:01.510: Favourites: Loaded 1
15:39:01.902: MIDI
15:39:02.073: General> Starting thread
15:39:02.073: General> Setting priority to 'Below normal' (-1)
15:39:02.073: Data Recorder> Starting thread
15:39:02.073: Data Recorder> Setting priority to 'Below normal' (-1)
15:39:02.073: Video> Starting thread
15:39:02.073: Video> Setting priority to 'Above normal' (1)
15:39:02.074: FFTHelper> Starting thread
15:39:02.074: FFTHelper> Setting priority to 'Normal' (0)
15:39:02.086: Adding receiver 1
15:39:02.086: Creating new receiver, current count 0
15:39:02.086: RX1 Audio
15:39:02.087: RX1 Recording
15:39:02.087: RX1 Audio> Starting thread
15:39:02.087: RX1 Audio> Setting priority to 'Highest' (2)
15:39:02.087: RX1 Demod
15:39:02.087: RX1 Demod> Starting thread
15:39:02.087: RX1 Demod> Setting priority to 'Above normal' (1)
15:39:02.087: Loading USA PI code database
15:39:02.087: Text length ......: 421782
15:39:02.087: Entries loaded ...: 13033
15:39:02.087: Maximum location .: 23
15:39:02.088: -
15:39:02.088: RX1 RDS
15:39:02.088: Created receiver 1
15:39:02.088: -
15:39:02.088: RX1 Audio> WASAPI: Opening "Default"
15:39:02.088: RX1 Demod> Receiver is enabled
15:39:02.088: RX1 Audio> Default device: Speakers (Sound Blaster AE-9)...
15:39:02.088: RX1 Audio> Opening: Speakers (Sound Blaster AE-9)
15:39:02.088: RX1 Audio> Activating audio client
15:39:02.089: RX1 Audio>
15:39:02.090: RX1 Audio> ***
15:39:02.090: RX1 Audio> *
15:39:02.090: RX1 Audio> * Speakers (Sound Blaster AE-9)
15:39:02.090: RX1 Audio> *
15:39:02.090: RX1 Audio> * Mixer format (from audio engine):
15:39:02.090: RX1 Audio> * Mode ................: Shared
15:39:02.090: RX1 Audio> * Channels ............: 2
15:39:02.090: RX1 Audio> * Structure ...........: PCM data that has more than two channels or uses a channel mask (WAVE_FORMAT_EXTENSIBLE)
15:39:02.090: RX1 Audio> * Bits per sample .....: 32
15:39:02.090: RX1 Audio> * Samples per second ..: 192000
15:39:02.091: RX1 Audio> * Block alignment .....: 8
15:39:02.091: RX1 Audio> * Bytes per second ....: 1536000
15:39:02.091: RX1 Audio> * Extensible:
15:39:02.091: RX1 Audio> * Bits of precision ...: 32
15:39:02.091: RX1 Audio> * Samples per block ...: 32
15:39:02.091: RX1 Audio> * Channel mask ........: 00000003
15:39:02.091: RX1 Audio> * GUID ................: {00000003-0000-0010-8000-00AA00389B71}
15:39:02.091: RX1 Audio> *
15:39:02.091: RX1 Audio> * Stream format (above) is supported
15:39:02.091: RX1 Audio> *
15:39:02.091: RX1 Audio> ***
15:39:02.092: RX1 Audio>
15:39:02.092: RX1 Audio> IAudioClient::Initialize Shared mode failed: hr = 0x8889000a, The endpoint device is already in use. Either the device is being used in exclusive mode, or the device is being used in shared mode and the caller asked to use the device in exclusive mode.
15:39:02.092: RX1 Audio>
15:39:02.092: RX1 Audio> ***
15:39:02.092: RX1 Audio> *
15:39:02.092: RX1 Audio> * Shared mode status: hr = 0x8889000a, The endpoint device is already in use. Either the device is being used in exclusive mode, or the device is being used in shared mode and the caller asked to use the device in exclusive mode.
15:39:02.092: RX1 Audio> *
15:39:02.092: RX1 Audio> ***
15:39:02.092: RX1 Audio>
15:39:02.092: RX1 Audio> IAudioClient::GetBufferSize failed: hr = 0x88890001, The audio stream has not been successfully initialized.
15:39:02.093: RX1 Audio> WASAPI: Closing ""...
15:39:02.093: RX1 Audio> Virtual audio cable detected: No
15:39:02.093: RX1 Audio>
15:39:02.093: RX1 Demod> Setting priority to 'Highest' (2)
15:39:02.093: Data Recorder> Scheduler loading XML
15:39:02.093: Data Recorder> Filename .....: C:\Users\rbduc\AppData\Roaming\SDR-RADIO.com (V3)\Console\Ident0\SDR-Schedule_000.xml
15:39:02.093: Data Recorder> Definitions ..: 0
15:39:02.093: Data Recorder> -
15:39:02.093: Data Recorder> Scheduler enable
15:39:02.094: Data Recorder> Enabled ..: 0
15:39:02.094: Data Recorder> -
15:39:02.094: RX1 Audio> WASAPI: Opening "Default"
15:39:02.094: RX1 Audio> Default device: Speakers (Sound Blaster AE-9)...
15:39:02.094: RX1 Audio> Opening: Speakers (Sound Blaster AE-9)
15:39:02.094: RX1 Audio> Activating audio client
15:39:02.094: RX1 Audio>
15:39:02.095: RX1 Audio> ***
15:39:02.095: RX1 Audio> *
15:39:02.095: RX1 Audio> * Speakers (Sound Blaster AE-9)
15:39:02.095: RX1 Audio> *
15:39:02.095: RX1 Audio> * Mixer format (from audio engine):
15:39:02.095: RX1 Audio> * Mode ................: Shared
15:39:02.095: RX1 Audio> * Channels ............: 2
15:39:02.095: RX1 Audio> * Structure ...........: PCM data that has more than two channels or uses a channel mask (WAVE_FORMAT_EXTENSIBLE)
15:39:02.095: RX1 Audio> * Bits per sample .....: 32
15:39:02.095: RX1 Audio> * Samples per second ..: 192000
15:39:02.095: RX1 Audio> * Block alignment .....: 8
15:39:02.096: RX1 Audio> * Bytes per second ....: 1536000
15:39:02.096: RX1 Audio> * Extensible:
15:39:02.096: RX1 Audio> * Bits of precision ...: 32
15:39:02.096: RX1 Audio> * Samples per block ...: 32
15:39:02.096: RX1 Audio> * Channel mask ........: 00000003
15:39:02.096: RX1 Audio> * GUID ................: {00000003-0000-0010-8000-00AA00389B71}
15:39:02.096: RX1 Audio> *
15:39:02.096: RX1 Audio> * Stream format (above) is supported
15:39:02.096: RX1 Audio> *
15:39:02.096: RX1 Audio> ***
15:39:02.097: RX1 Audio>
15:39:02.097: RX1 Audio> IAudioClient::Initialize Shared mode failed: hr = 0x8889000a, The endpoint device is already in use. Either the device is being used in exclusive mode, or the device is being used in shared mode and the caller asked to use the device in exclusive mode.
15:39:02.097: RX1 Audio>
15:39:02.097: RX1 Audio> ***
15:39:02.097: RX1 Audio> *
15:39:02.097: RX1 Audio> * Shared mode status: hr = 0x8889000a, The endpoint device is already in use. Either the device is being used in exclusive mode, or the device is being used in shared mode and the caller asked to use the device in exclusive mode.
15:39:02.097: RX1 Audio> *
15:39:02.097: RX1 Audio> ***
15:39:02.097: RX1 Audio>
15:39:02.097: RX1 Audio> IAudioClient::GetBufferSize failed: hr = 0x88890001, The audio stream has not been successfully initialized.
15:39:02.097: RX1 Audio> WASAPI: Closing ""...
15:39:02.098: RX1 Audio> Virtual audio cable detected: No
15:39:02.098: RX1 Audio>
15:39:02.098: RX1 Audio> WASAPI: Opening "Default"
15:39:02.098: RX1 Audio> Default device: Speakers (Sound Blaster AE-9)...
15:39:02.098: RX1 Audio> Opening: Speakers (Sound Blaster AE-9)
15:39:02.098: RX1 Audio> Activating audio client
15:39:02.098: RX1 Audio>
15:39:02.098: RX1 Audio> ***
15:39:02.098: RX1 Audio> *
15:39:02.098: RX1 Audio> * Speakers (Sound Blaster AE-9)
15:39:02.098: RX1 Audio> *
15:39:02.099: RX1 Audio> * Mixer format (from audio engine):
15:39:02.099: RX1 Audio> * Mode ................: Shared
15:39:02.099: RX1 Audio> * Channels ............: 2
15:39:02.099: RX1 Audio> * Structure ...........: PCM data that has more than two channels or uses a channel mask (WAVE_FORMAT_EXTENSIBLE)
15:39:02.099: RX1 Audio> * Bits per sample .....: 32
15:39:02.099: RX1 Audio> * Samples per second ..: 192000
15:39:02.099: RX1 Audio> * Block alignment .....: 8
15:39:02.099: RX1 Audio> * Bytes per second ....: 1536000
15:39:02.099: RX1 Audio> * Extensible:
15:39:02.099: RX1 Audio> * Bits of precision ...: 32
15:39:02.100: RX1 Audio> * Samples per block ...: 32
15:39:02.100: RX1 Audio> * Channel mask ........: 00000003
15:39:02.100: RX1 Audio> * GUID ................: {00000003-0000-0010-8000-00AA00389B71}
15:39:02.100: RX1 Audio> *
15:39:02.100: RX1 Audio> * Stream format (above) is supported
15:39:02.100: RX1 Audio> *
15:39:02.100: RX1 Audio> ***
15:39:02.100: RX1 Audio>
15:39:02.100: RX1 Audio> IAudioClient::Initialize Shared mode failed: hr = 0x8889000a, The endpoint device is already in use. Either the device is being used in exclusive mode, or the device is being used in shared mode and the caller asked to use the device in exclusive mode.
15:39:02.100: RX1 Audio>
15:39:02.100: RX1 Audio> ***
15:39:02.101: RX1 Audio> *
15:39:02.101: RX1 Audio> * Shared mode status: hr = 0x8889000a, The endpoint device is already in use. Either the device is being used in exclusive mode, or the device is being used in shared mode and the caller asked to use the device in exclusive mode.
15:39:02.101: RX1 Audio> *
15:39:02.101: RX1 Audio> ***
15:39:02.102: RX1 Audio>
15:39:02.102: RX1 Audio> IAudioClient::GetBufferSize failed: hr = 0x88890001, The audio stream has not been successfully initialized.
15:39:02.102: RX1 Audio> WASAPI: Closing ""...
15:39:02.102: RX1 Audio> Virtual audio cable detected: No
15:39:02.102: RX1 Audio>
15:39:03.418: Select Radio> Loading support DLLs
15:39:03.419: Select Radio> --------------------
15:39:03.419: Select Radio> Search ...........: C:\Program Files\SDR-Radio.com (V3)\SDRSource*.dll
15:39:03.419: Select Radio> -
15:39:03.419: Afedri LAN
15:39:03.419: Afedri USB
15:39:03.419: SDR MK1.5 Andrus
15:39:03.419: bladeRF v1
15:39:03.419: ELAD FDM-S1/S2
15:39:03.419: Ettus Research
15:39:03.419: FUNcube Dongles
15:39:03.419: HackRF
15:39:03.419: RFspace CloudIQ, CloudSDR, NetSDR, SDR-IP
15:39:03.419: RTL Dongle USB
15:39:03.419: RTL Dongle TCP
15:39:03.420: RFspace SDR-IQ and SDR-14
15:39:03.420: SDRplay V2
15:39:03.420: SoftRock Si570
15:39:03.420: Select Radio> -
15:39:03.420: Select Radio> Filename DLL Name Date Unique ID Version
15:39:03.420: Select Radio> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
15:39:03.420: Select Radio> SDRSourceAfedriLAN.dll Afedri LAN Mar 26 2021, 07:06:50 Afedri-LAN 1.0.0
15:39:03.420: Select Radio> SDRSourceAfedriUSB.dll Afedri USB Mar 26 2021, 07:06:33 Afedri-USB 1.0.0
15:39:03.420: Select Radio> SDRSourceAirspy.dll Airspy R1/R2/Mini Mar 26 2021, 07:07:08 Airspy.com 1.0.0
15:39:03.420: Select Radio> SDRSourceAirspyHFPlus.dll Airspy HF+/Discovery Mar 26 2021, 07:06:55 Airspy HF+ 1.0.0
15:39:03.420: Select Radio> SDRSourceAirspyServer.dll Airspy SPY Server Mar 26 2021, 07:07:32 Airspy (SPY Server) 1.0.0
15:39:03.420: Select Radio> SDRSourceAndrusMK1d5.dll SDR MK1.5 Andrus Mar 26 2021, 07:07:18 SDR MK1.5 Andrus 1.0.0
15:39:03.420: Select Radio> SDRSourceBladeRF.dll bladeRF v1 Mar 26 2021, 07:07:33 Nuand-BladeRF 1.0.0
15:39:03.420: Select Radio> SDRSourceBladeRFv2.dll bladeRF v2 Mar 26 2021, 07:07:31 Nuand-BladeRF-v2 1.0.0
15:39:03.420: Select Radio> SDRSourceEladDUOr.dll ELAD FDM-DUOr Mar 26 2021, 07:07:53 ELAD-FDM-DUO 1.0.0
15:39:03.420: Select Radio> SDRSourceEladDUOtx.dll ELAD FDM-DUO trx Mar 26 2021, 07:06:40 ELAD-FDM-DUO(trx) 1.0.0
15:39:03.420: Select Radio> SDRSourceEladFDMS1.dll ELAD FDM-S1/S2 Mar 26 2021, 07:07:32 ELAD-FDM-S1LAN 1.0.0
15:39:03.420: Select Radio> SDRSourceEladS3.dll ELAD FDM-S3 Mar 26 2021, 07:07:56 ELAD-FDM-S3 1.0.1
15:39:03.420: Select Radio> SDRSourceEttus.dll Ettus Research Mar 26 2021, 07:07:41 Ettus002 1.0.0
15:39:03.420: Select Radio> SDRSourceFUNcube.dll FUNcube Dongles Mar 26 2021, 07:07:47 FUNcube 1.0.0
15:39:03.420: Select Radio> SDRSourceHackRF.dll HackRF Mar 26 2021, 07:06:33 HackRF One 1.0.0
15:39:03.420: Select Radio> SDRSourceHermesLite.dll Hermes-Lite Mar 26 2021, 07:07:44 Hermes-Lite 1.0.0
15:39:03.420: Select Radio> SDRSourceICOM.dll ICOM IC-R8600 Mar 26 2021, 07:07:00 ICOM-001 1.0.0
15:39:03.421: Select Radio> SDRSourceLime.dll LimeSDR Mar 26 2021, 07:07:52 limesdr.org 1.0.0
15:39:03.421: Select Radio> SDRSourceNetSDR.dll RFspace CloudIQ, CloudSDR, NetSDR, SDR-IP Mar 26 2021, 07:07:14 RFspace001 1.0.0
15:39:03.421: Select Radio> SDRSourceOpenHPSDR.dll ANAN (OpenHPSDR) Mar 26 2021, 07:07:45 OpenHPSDR 1.0.0
15:39:03.421: Select Radio> SDRSourcePerseus.dll Perseus Mar 26 2021, 07:06:48 Microtelecom001 1.0.0
15:39:03.421: Select Radio> SDRSourcePluto.dll PlutoSDR Mar 26 2021, 07:07:36 adalm-pluto 1.0.0
15:39:03.421: Select Radio> SDRSourceRTL2832U.dll RTL Dongle USB Mar 26 2021, 07:07:49 RTL SDR (USB) 1.1.0
15:39:03.421: Select Radio> SDRSourceRTLSDR.dll RTL Dongle TCP Mar 26 2021, 07:07:10 RTL SDR (TCP) 1.0.0
15:39:03.421: Select Radio> SDRSourceRX666.dll RX-666 Mar 26 2021, 07:06:56 RX-666 1.0.0
15:39:03.421: Select Radio> SDRSourceRX888.dll RX-888 Mar 26 2021, 07:07:00 RX-888 1.0.0
15:39:03.421: Select Radio> SDRSourceSDRIQ.dll RFspace SDR-IQ and SDR-14 Mar 26 2021, 07:06:58 RFspace002 1.0.0
15:39:03.421: Select Radio> SDRSourceSDRplay.dll SDRplay V2 Mar 26 2021, 07:07:43 SDRplay 1.0.0
15:39:03.421: Select Radio> SDRSourceSDRplayV3.dll SDRplay V3 Mar 26 2021, 07:06:59 SDRplayV3 1.0.0
15:39:03.421: Select Radio> SDRSourceServer.dll V3 Server Mar 26 2021, 07:07:12 V3Server 1.0.0
15:39:03.421: Select Radio> SDRSourceSoftRockSi570.dll SoftRock Si570 Mar 26 2021, 07:07:54 SoftRock (Si570) 1.0.0
15:39:03.421: Select Radio> SDRSourceSoftRockXTAL.dll SoftRock XTAL Mar 26 2021, 07:07:14 SoftRock (XTAL) 1.0.0
15:39:03.421: Select Radio> SDRSourceStreamer.dll Console Streamer Mar 26 2021, 07:07:31 Streamer 1.0.0
15:39:03.421: Select Radio> SDRSourceWinradioG31DDC.dll WiNRADiO G31DDC Mar 26 2021, 07:07:43 WiNRADiO G31DDC 1.0.0
15:39:03.421: Select Radio> SDRSourceWinradioG33DDC.dll WiNRADiO G33DDC Mar 26 2021, 07:06:34 WiNRADiO G33DDC 1.0.0
15:39:03.421: Select Radio> SDRSourceWinradioG35DDC.dll WiNRADiO G35DDC Mar 26 2021, 07:06:34 WiNRADiO G35DDC 1.0.0
15:39:03.421: Select Radio> SDRSourceWinradioG39DDC.dll WiNRADiO G39DDC Mar 26 2021, 07:07:25 WiNRADiO G39DDC 1.0.0
15:39:03.421: Select Radio> SDRSourceWinradioSigma.dll WiNRADiO Sigma Mar 26 2021, 07:06:51 WiNRADiO Sigma 1.0.0
15:39:03.421: Select Radio> -
15:39:03.421: Select Radio> Selecting Radio
15:39:03.575: RX1 Audio> WASAPI: Opening "Default"
15:39:03.575: RX1 Audio> Default device: Speakers (Sound Blaster AE-9)...
15:39:03.575: RX1 Audio> Opening: Speakers (Sound Blaster AE-9)
15:39:03.575: RX1 Audio> Activating audio client
15:39:03.576: RX1 Audio>
15:39:03.576: RX1 Audio> ***
15:39:03.576: RX1 Audio> *
15:39:03.576: RX1 Audio> * Speakers (Sound Blaster AE-9)
15:39:03.576: RX1 Audio> *
15:39:03.577: RX1 Audio> * Mixer format (from audio engine):
15:39:03.577: RX1 Audio> * Mode ................: Shared
15:39:03.577: RX1 Audio> * Channels ............: 2
15:39:03.577: RX1 Audio> * Structure ...........: PCM data that has more than two channels or uses a channel mask (WAVE_FORMAT_EXTENSIBLE)
15:39:03.577: RX1 Audio> * Bits per sample .....: 32
15:39:03.578: RX1 Audio> * Samples per second ..: 192000
15:39:03.578: RX1 Audio> * Block alignment .....: 8
15:39:03.578: RX1 Audio> * Bytes per second ....: 1536000
15:39:03.578: RX1 Audio> * Extensible:
15:39:03.578: RX1 Audio> * Bits of precision ...: 32
15:39:03.578: RX1 Audio> * Samples per block ...: 32
15:39:03.578: RX1 Audio> * Channel mask ........: 00000003
15:39:03.578: RX1 Audio> * GUID ................: {00000003-0000-0010-8000-00AA00389B71}
15:39:03.578: RX1 Audio> *
15:39:03.579: RX1 Audio> * Stream format (above) is supported
15:39:03.579: RX1 Audio> *
15:39:03.579: RX1 Audio> ***
15:39:03.579: RX1 Audio>
15:39:03.579: RX1 Audio> IAudioClient::Initialize Shared mode failed: hr = 0x8889000a, The endpoint device is already in use. Either the device is being used in exclusive mode, or the device is being used in shared mode and the caller asked to use the device in exclusive mode.
15:39:03.580: RX1 Audio>
15:39:03.580: RX1 Audio> ***
15:39:03.580: RX1 Audio> *
15:39:03.580: RX1 Audio> * Shared mode status: hr = 0x8889000a, The endpoint device is already in use. Either the device is being used in exclusive mode, or the device is being used in shared mode and the caller asked to use the device in exclusive mode.
15:39:03.581: RX1 Audio> *
15:39:03.581: RX1 Audio> ***
15:39:03.581: RX1 Audio>
15:39:03.581: RX1 Audio> IAudioClient::GetBufferSize failed: hr = 0x88890001, The audio stream has not been successfully initialized.
15:39:03.582: RX1 Audio> WASAPI: Closing ""...
15:39:03.582: RX1 Audio> Virtual audio cable detected: No
15:39:03.582: RX1 Audio>
15:39:19.136: Radio OpenHPSDR: Auto-detect> Socket 0000153C created
15:39:19.136: Radio OpenHPSDR: Auto-detect> Socket bound to address ANY, port 20000
15:39:19.136: Radio OpenHPSDR: Auto-detect> Socket set to blocking
15:39:19.136: Radio OpenHPSDR: Auto-detect> Sending...
15:39:19.137: Radio OpenHPSDR: Auto-detect> Discovery address 10.0.5.255, port 1024
15:39:19.137: Radio OpenHPSDR: Auto-detect> Sent 60 of 60 bytes
15:39:19.137: Radio OpenHPSDR: Auto-detect> Discovery address 10.0.0.255, port 1024
15:39:19.137: Radio OpenHPSDR: Auto-detect> Sent 60 of 60 bytes
15:39:19.137: Radio OpenHPSDR: Auto-detect> Discovery address 255.255.255.255, port 1024
15:39:19.137: Radio OpenHPSDR: Auto-detect> Sent 60 of 60 bytes
15:39:19.137: Radio OpenHPSDR: Auto-detect> -
15:39:19.137: Radio OpenHPSDR: Auto-detect> Receiving replies, timeout 2000 ms
15:39:19.137: Radio OpenHPSDR: Auto-detect> Received 0 replies
15:39:19.137: Radio OpenHPSDR: Auto-detect> -
15:41:33.830: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Starting
15:41:33.830: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Hostname ..: DESKTOP-SDR
15:41:33.830: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> -
15:41:33.830: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Address[0] ....: 0.0.0.0
15:41:33.830: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Mask[0] .......: 0.0.0.0
15:41:33.830: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Broadcast[0] ..: 169.254.19.221
15:41:33.830: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> -
15:41:33.830: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Address[1] ....: 0.0.0.0
15:41:33.830: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Mask[1] .......: 0.0.0.0
15:41:33.830: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Broadcast[1] ..: 169.254.255.255
15:41:33.830: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> -
15:41:33.830: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Address[2] ....: 0.0.0.0
15:41:33.830: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Mask[2] .......: 0.0.0.0
15:41:33.830: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Broadcast[2] ..: 10.0.255.255
15:41:33.830: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> -
15:41:33.830: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Address[3] ....: 10.0.0.59
15:41:33.830: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Mask[3] .......: 255.255.255.0
15:41:33.830: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Broadcast[3] ..: 10.0.0.255
15:41:33.830: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> -
15:41:33.830: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Address[4] ....: 10.0.5.1
15:41:33.830: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Mask[4] .......: 255.255.0.0
15:41:33.830: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Broadcast[4] ..: 10.0.255.255
15:41:33.830: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> -
15:41:33.830: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Address[5] ....: 0.0.0.0
15:41:33.830: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Mask[5] .......: 0.0.0.0
15:41:33.830: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Broadcast[5] ..: 255.255.255.255
15:41:33.830: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> -
15:41:33.830: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Index .....: 0
15:41:33.830: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Broadcast .: 169.254.19.221
15:41:33.830: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Socket ....: x00001828
15:41:33.830: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Binding
15:41:33.830: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Address .: 0.0.0.0
15:41:33.830: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Port ....: 20000
15:41:33.830: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Status ..: 0
15:41:33.831: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Sent 63 of 63 bytes to 169.254.19.221
15:41:33.831: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Read replies, timeout 100 ms
15:41:33.831: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Read 0 replies
15:41:33.831: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Sent 63 of 63 bytes to 169.254.19.221
15:41:33.831: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Read replies, timeout 100 ms
15:41:33.831: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Read 0 replies
15:41:33.831: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Sent 63 of 63 bytes to 169.254.19.221
15:41:33.831: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Read replies, timeout 100 ms
15:41:33.831: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Read 0 replies
15:41:33.831: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Sent 63 of 63 bytes to 169.254.19.221
15:41:33.831: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Read replies, timeout 100 ms
15:41:33.831: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Read 0 replies
15:41:33.831: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Sent 63 of 63 bytes to 169.254.19.221
15:41:33.831: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Read replies, timeout 100 ms
15:41:33.831: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Read 0 replies
15:41:33.831: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> -
15:41:33.831: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Index .....: 1
15:41:33.831: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Broadcast .: 169.254.255.255
15:41:33.831: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Socket ....: x00001828
15:41:33.831: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Binding
15:41:33.831: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Address .: 0.0.0.0
15:41:33.831: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Port ....: 20000
15:41:33.831: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Status ..: 0
15:41:33.831: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Sent 63 of 63 bytes to 169.254.255.255
15:41:33.831: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Read replies, timeout 100 ms
15:41:33.831: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Read 0 replies
15:41:33.831: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Sent 63 of 63 bytes to 169.254.255.255
15:41:33.831: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Read replies, timeout 100 ms
15:41:33.831: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Read 0 replies
15:41:33.831: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Sent 63 of 63 bytes to 169.254.255.255
15:41:33.831: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Read replies, timeout 100 ms
15:41:33.831: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Read 0 replies
15:41:33.831: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Sent 63 of 63 bytes to 169.254.255.255
15:41:33.831: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Read replies, timeout 100 ms
15:41:33.831: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Read 0 replies
15:41:33.831: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Sent 63 of 63 bytes to 169.254.255.255
15:41:33.831: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Read replies, timeout 100 ms
15:41:33.831: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Read 0 replies
15:41:33.831: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> -
15:41:33.831: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Index .....: 2
15:41:33.831: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Broadcast .: 10.0.255.255
15:41:33.832: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Socket ....: x000017BC
15:41:33.832: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Binding
15:41:33.832: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Address .: 0.0.0.0
15:41:33.832: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Port ....: 20000
15:41:33.832: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Status ..: 0
15:41:33.832: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Sent 63 of 63 bytes to 10.0.255.255
15:41:33.832: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Read replies, timeout 100 ms
15:41:33.832: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Read 0 replies
15:41:33.832: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Sent 63 of 63 bytes to 10.0.255.255
15:41:33.832: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Read replies, timeout 100 ms
15:41:33.832: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Read 0 replies
15:41:33.832: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Sent 63 of 63 bytes to 10.0.255.255
15:41:33.832: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Read replies, timeout 100 ms
15:41:33.832: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Read 0 replies
15:41:33.832: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Sent 63 of 63 bytes to 10.0.255.255
15:41:33.832: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Read replies, timeout 100 ms
15:41:33.832: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Read 0 replies
15:41:33.832: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Sent 63 of 63 bytes to 10.0.255.255
15:41:33.832: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Read replies, timeout 100 ms
15:41:33.832: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Read 0 replies
15:41:33.832: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> -
15:41:33.832: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Index .....: 3
15:41:33.832: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Broadcast .: 10.0.0.255
15:41:33.832: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Socket ....: x000018C8
15:41:33.832: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Binding
15:41:33.832: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Address .: 0.0.0.0
15:41:33.832: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Port ....: 20000
15:41:33.832: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Status ..: 0
15:41:33.832: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Sent 63 of 63 bytes to 10.0.0.255
15:41:33.832: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Read replies, timeout 100 ms
15:41:33.832: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Read 0 replies
15:41:33.832: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Sent 63 of 63 bytes to 10.0.0.255
15:41:33.832: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Read replies, timeout 100 ms
15:41:33.832: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Read 0 replies
15:41:33.832: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Sent 63 of 63 bytes to 10.0.0.255
15:41:33.832: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Read replies, timeout 100 ms
15:41:33.832: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Read 0 replies
15:41:33.832: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Sent 63 of 63 bytes to 10.0.0.255
15:41:33.832: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Read replies, timeout 100 ms
15:41:33.833: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Read 0 replies
15:41:33.833: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Sent 63 of 63 bytes to 10.0.0.255
15:41:33.833: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Read replies, timeout 100 ms
15:41:33.833: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Read 0 replies
15:41:33.833: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> -
15:41:33.833: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Index .....: 4
15:41:33.833: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Broadcast .: 10.0.255.255
15:41:33.833: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Socket ....: x000018C8
15:41:33.833: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Binding
15:41:33.833: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Address .: 0.0.0.0
15:41:33.833: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Port ....: 20000
15:41:33.833: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Status ..: 0
15:41:33.833: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Sent 63 of 63 bytes to 10.0.255.255
15:41:33.833: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Read replies, timeout 100 ms
15:41:33.833: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Read 0 replies
15:41:33.833: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Sent 63 of 63 bytes to 10.0.255.255
15:41:33.833: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Read replies, timeout 100 ms
15:41:33.833: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Read 0 replies
15:41:33.833: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Sent 63 of 63 bytes to 10.0.255.255
15:41:33.833: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Read replies, timeout 100 ms
15:41:33.833: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Read 0 replies
15:41:33.833: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Sent 63 of 63 bytes to 10.0.255.255
15:41:33.833: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Read replies, timeout 100 ms
15:41:33.833: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Read 0 replies
15:41:33.833: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Sent 63 of 63 bytes to 10.0.255.255
15:41:33.833: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Read replies, timeout 100 ms
15:41:33.833: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Read 0 replies
15:41:33.833: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> -
15:41:33.833: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Index .....: 5
15:41:33.833: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Broadcast .: 255.255.255.255
15:41:33.833: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Socket ....: x00001828
15:41:33.833: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Binding
15:41:33.833: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Address .: 0.0.0.0
15:41:33.833: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Port ....: 20000
15:41:33.833: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Status ..: 0
15:41:33.833: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Sent 63 of 63 bytes to 255.255.255.255
15:41:33.833: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Read replies, timeout 100 ms
15:41:33.833: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Read 0 replies
15:41:33.833: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Sent 63 of 63 bytes to 255.255.255.255
15:41:33.833: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Read replies, timeout 100 ms
15:41:33.833: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Read 0 replies
15:41:33.834: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Sent 63 of 63 bytes to 255.255.255.255
15:41:33.834: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Read replies, timeout 100 ms
15:41:33.834: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Read 0 replies
15:41:33.834: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Sent 63 of 63 bytes to 255.255.255.255
15:41:33.834: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Read replies, timeout 100 ms
15:41:33.834: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Read 0 replies
15:41:33.834: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Sent 63 of 63 bytes to 255.255.255.255
15:41:33.834: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Read replies, timeout 100 ms
15:41:33.834: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> Read 0 replies
15:41:33.834: Radio Hermes-Lite: Auto-detect> -
15:43:00.625: Radio OpenHPSDR: Auto-detect> Socket 00001844 created
15:43:00.625: Radio OpenHPSDR: Auto-detect> Socket bound to address ANY, port 20000
15:43:00.625: Radio OpenHPSDR: Auto-detect> Socket set to blocking
15:43:00.625: Radio OpenHPSDR: Auto-detect> Sending...
15:43:00.625: Radio OpenHPSDR: Auto-detect> Discovery address 10.0.5.255, port 1024
15:43:00.625: Radio OpenHPSDR: Auto-detect> Sent 60 of 60 bytes
15:43:00.625: Radio OpenHPSDR: Auto-detect> Discovery address 10.0.0.255, port 1024
15:43:00.625: Radio OpenHPSDR: Auto-detect> Sent 60 of 60 bytes
15:43:00.625: Radio OpenHPSDR: Auto-detect> Discovery address 255.255.255.255, port 1024
15:43:00.625: Radio OpenHPSDR: Auto-detect> Sent 60 of 60 bytes
15:43:00.625: Radio OpenHPSDR: Auto-detect> -
15:43:00.625: Radio OpenHPSDR: Auto-detect> Receiving replies, timeout 2000 ms
15:43:00.625: Radio OpenHPSDR: Auto-detect> Received 0 replies
15:43:00.625: Radio OpenHPSDR: Auto-detect> -
15:45:38.321: OnSysCommand: nID 0000F020 SC_MINIMIZE, lParam 001006D7
15:46:19.086: OnSysCommand: nID 0000F120 SC_RESTORE, lParam 00000000
15:46:24.766: Select Radio> Selecting Radio
15:47:20.531: Radio OpenHPSDR: Auto-detect> Socket 00001914 created
15:47:20.531: Radio OpenHPSDR: Auto-detect> Socket bound to address ANY, port 20000
15:47:20.531: Radio OpenHPSDR: Auto-detect> Socket set to blocking
15:47:20.531: Radio OpenHPSDR: Auto-detect> Sending...
15:47:20.531: Radio OpenHPSDR: Auto-detect> Discovery address 10.0.5.255, port 1024
15:47:20.531: Radio OpenHPSDR: Auto-detect> Sent 60 of 60 bytes
15:47:20.531: Radio OpenHPSDR: Auto-detect> Discovery address 10.0.0.255, port 1024
15:47:20.531: Radio OpenHPSDR: Auto-detect> Sent 60 of 60 bytes
15:47:20.531: Radio OpenHPSDR: Auto-detect> Discovery address 255.255.255.255, port 1024
15:47:20.531: Radio OpenHPSDR: Auto-detect> Sent 60 of 60 bytes
15:47:20.531: Radio OpenHPSDR: Auto-detect> -
15:47:20.531: Radio OpenHPSDR: Auto-detect> Receiving replies, timeout 2000 ms
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Re: SDR Console, RSPDuo, IC-7100, N1MM & CW Skimmer
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Max
On Sat, Apr 17, 2021 at 03:43 PM, G4GIR wrote:
NP Ian. Glad you got it going at last. I am also looking for a logbook program. It's just finding the time to play with them! Anyway, good luck with whatever you decide to go with. If you decide to go the "pure" SDR route and wat a really neat SDR transceiver for HF that only costs about the same as your RSP receiver, but has fantastic performance, take a look at the Hermes Lite 2! http://www.hermeslite.com/ https://www.makerfabs.com/search.html?&search=hermes 73 Max |
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Re: SDR Console, RSPDuo, IC-7100, N1MM & CW Skimmer
#rspduo
Hello Max
Excellent, your supposition of the 2 laptops is correct!!
What I found was the newer I3 works flawlessly. So I figured the I5 must not be good enough. However.
I played around a bit more and I reckon the I5 is now working flawlessly.
It all comes down to the CWS version. I had ver 2.1 on both machines, The I3 worked, the I5 didn't, so I installed CWS ver 1.8, now I5 is working flawlessly!!
Ok on VAC and VB Audio, I have them both installed and for CWS and SDRC I am using VAC and for the RX DSP Out I am using VB Audio.
So CWSKIMMER and SDR Console working OK.
My next move is to integrate SDRC External Radio CWS and N1MM but I think this is not going to work. As to use External Radio I need to set Omni Rig 2 to IC7100, BUT in CWS OMNI RIG settings Rig 2 has to be set to NONE. If I set RIG 2 to IC7100 and run SDRC External Radio and CWS, SDRC Crashes.
The best I have achieved so far is SDRC, N1MM, and EXTERNAL Radio IC7100 working fine together.
Again thanks for all the help.
Best 73
Ian G4GIR
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