Peter, It is a long time since I have used SDR Console for this purpose but I'm surprised someone has not described the method. It is something that is very often used. Port splitting is not used. Sor

Interesting stuff here: "http://richmondsounddesign.com/". All of the stuff is very low latency with a definition that has evolved a bit over the years from NT 4 on. I keep looking at Loren's theatric

Indeed, it looks like he wants to do something that is logically impossible. If SDRC has serial com split to two radios the commands will go to both radios leading to who knows what kind of problems.

HI Joanne, that sounds very interesting. Kind regards Matthias www.dd1us.de Von: main@SDR-Radio.groups.io <main@SDR-Radio.groups.io>Im Auftrag von jdow via groups.io Gesendet: Sonntag, 5. Februar 2023

Maybe I should reopen some development on what I call here "MIDIToys". One of them is a MIDI over Ethernet tool, the first one ever. It features a connection matrix so multiple ports can get routed to

There were probably any number of SWL's in China chasing their weather balloon? :-) https://swling.com/blog/2018/03/wired-hunting-radiosondes/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fb9gNomWrAY 73s Tracey G5

Remember the "use Port class" trick. {o.o} On 20230205 02:46:15, Alan G4ZFQ wrote:

Is there very much SWL activity in the PRC? {o.o} On 20230205 02:17:12, Jorge EA1FOV via groups.io wrote:

I had good results with vspe (virtual serials port emulator)... But maybe also other things work.. Should not be to difficult to configure a setup that works with or without sdrc.. With or without wsj

Hi Sigi, that is clear. My question about External Radio was only additionally to this topic. Your split theory sounds logical. Do you know which tools are suitable here ? Peter DL9AJ Am 05.02.2023 um

Do not mix connecting a rig (commands depend on used rig) to sdrc as external radio via cat with the option to control sdrc via cat (ts2000 commands used)... Thats two different thingys!! Dg9bfc sigi

He wants to also use his rig (sdr for receive trx to transmit)... Yes setting up a hybrid station for qo100 can be tricky when it comes to digi modes. Its not connecting wsjtx to sdrc... Its the probl

Hi Charlie, thanks for the Info. It is not all clear. What does mean "normal driver" ? Is this the supplied driver for RSP1 ? If yes, then is this driver displayed separately at device manager and not

Thank you gentleman for this information. I should have gotten my general back in the early 60’s, but just could not conquer the code test. Well long story short, collage scholarship, young ladies and

Hi Peter I have exactly the same setup here. RSP1A connected to SDRC via the normal drivers. To tune the frequency of the RSP1A from WSJT-X I connect WSJT-X to SDRC using virtual com ports as created

Hi Carlie, Sorry I had missen that you are using an normal Radio. I am using a SDR. Kind regards Matthias -------- Ursprüngliche Nachricht -------- Von: Charles Suckling <g3wdg1@...> Datum: 05.0

Hi Mathias, my problem is, that a working WSJ-T is interrupted when I turn on SDRC. I use RSP1a as receiver and this is via own driver connected to SDRC (without com interface). Actuelly no reason to

Matt.. He uses sdrc with a rig. Sdrc wants a cat port.. And wsjtx wants a cat port. I would forward the real comport to a virtual port and set that virtual port as splitter. Dg9bfc sigi Am 05.02.2023

Hi Matthius How do you otherwise connect the rig control capabilities of WSJT-X to SDRC? I've always done it with virtual comports. 73 Charlie DL3WDG

Hi Peter, no, you do not need a com-port for SDRC to work with WSJT-X. Kind regards Matthias www.dd1us.de -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- Von: main@SDR-Radio.groups.io <main@SDR-Radio.groups.io> Im