: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Asunto: Re: [Elecraft] LP-PAN 2 and P3
I have an additional question in addition to Jorge. I recently installed my
LPAN2 (I do not have a P3).
My question is that can I run my LPAN2 at the same time I run N1MM+. I
tried and got a port conflict the with K3. Also, I run
LPB2 is a version of LP-Bridge that is intended for use with
transceivers other than the K3 (K3S and KX3).
If you are running a K3, LP-Bridge (not LPB2) will provide better
performance because it buffers some of the K3 information and thus
reduces the need for frequent access to the K3 for
I have an additional question in addition to Jorge. I recently installed my
LPAN2 (I do not have a P3).
My question is that can I run my LPAN2 at the same time I run N1MM+. I
tried and got a port conflict the with K3. Also, I run SO2R with 2 K3s and
never made it that far to check
David,
LP-Pan is just a piece of hardware, and has no connection with COM ports.
However, the software application that shows you the panadapter display
on the computer will usually use a COM port to indicate the frequency on
the display and may have some other rig control functions.
Note that
David,
I'm using LPB2 (LP Bridge) to handle the serial port access. FWIW, I
use DX Lab Commander for multi rig use. That works especially well for
allowing either rig (K3 or Flex 6300) access control to the KAT-500
tuner as well as logging software, fldigi, etc.
Ken WA8JXM
On 10/15/15
Jorge,
I went the cheapest route, and it works quite well. I use a softrock lite
II which cost $21. I needed a stereo sound card for my laptop, so I
ordered a USB sound card for around $14 from Amazon. I later changed to a
Xonar U5 sound card, which cost $60 after a $10 rebate. It is a better
On Wed,10/14/2015 11:33 PM, David Gilbert wrote:
One that is dear to my heart would be an application that quantifies
splatter and key clicks from crummy signals.
Properly adjusted, the P3, especially with the SVGA adapter, can do an
excellent job of displaying wide, dirty signals. Here are
From my point of view there is another consideration at hand here. A
hardware interface like LP-Pan that provides I-Q signals to a PC sound
card allows the use of other SDR-type software like CW Skimmer, and
while CW Skimmer may not be of interest to everyone I believe other
third party
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Date: Thu, 15 Oct 2015 06:10:13 -0400
From: "David Smith"<dlsm...@harlanonline.net>
To:<elecraft@mailman.qth.net>
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] LP-PAN 2 and P3
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/2015 6:10 AM, elecraft-requ...@mailman.qth.net wrote:
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> Date: Thu, 15 Oct 2015 06:10:13 -0400
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> Subject: Re: [Elecraft] LP-PAN 2 and P3
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OK ... thanks for the clarification.
Dave AB7E
On 10/15/2015 1:13 PM, Alan wrote:
On 10/14/2015 11:33 PM, David Gilbert wrote:
p.s. As far as I know, the P3 has to generate its own I-Q signals
internally. I've never understood why Elecraft didn't provide them as
buffered outputs from
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Asunto: Re: [Elecraft] LP-PAN 2 and P3
Jorge,
There is a good comparison chart for the LP-PAN vs P3 on the telepostinc
website (http://www.telepostinc.com/).
I recently got my LP-PAN working with NaP3. No one has commented about pc
requirements. I originally tried to use LP-PAN
I second the option of sticking with W7. W10 does a lot of things that I
just don't need. Why fix what isn't broken.
...robert
On 10/15/2015 14:18, Don Wilhelm wrote:
Jer,
Try HRD version 5 which does not use unicode. Or use something other
than HRD. HRD does a lot of polling of the K3 and
On 10/14/2015 11:33 PM, David Gilbert wrote:
p.s. As far as I know, the P3 has to generate its own I-Q signals
internally. I've never understood why Elecraft didn't provide them as
buffered outputs from the P3 to make it more versatile. Somebody please
correct me if I'm wrong here.
The P3
o use N1mm like Davis, hope I can do it
>
> Thanks,
> Jorge
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> -Mensaje original-
> De: Elecraft [mailto:elecraft-boun...@mailman.qth.net] En nombre de David
> Smith
> Enviado el: jueves, 15 de octubre de 2015 07:10 a.m.
> Para: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
> A
I was thinking more along the lines of an app that would calculate an
actual numerical figure of merit. Something along the lines of:
* you tune to a signal of interest
* the app breaks up the surrounding spectrum into 100 Hz windows
* the app measures the magnitude of the energy in each
On 10/15/15 12:46 PM, Steve Lund wrote:
You'll also want a large monitor (or put a dual monitor card in
the pc) as once you get hooked on LP-PAN, you'll always have it running!
You don't really need another monitor card on many newer computers.
Many newer computers have both VGA and DVI
Jer,
Try HRD version 5 which does not use unicode. Or use something other
than HRD. HRD does a lot of polling of the K3 and ties up computer
resources.
LP-Bridge currently does not support Unicode, but I understand Larry is
working on it.
OTOH, you may want to revert to Windows 7 where
Jorge,
Don has given you a good summary of the two devices.
When considering the PC path you should be aware that there is more
opportunity to receive and display a much wider bandwidth than either the
P3 or LP-Pan can provide. At the moment both the P3 and LP-Pan are limited
to 200kHz and
Jorge,
The goal of both the P3 and LP-Pan (with PC software) is the same -- to
give you a panadapter display of the IF output of the K3 (K3S) or any
other radio.
The P3 does it by direct digital means and displays the resulting
spectrum and waterfall on the native screen. With the SVGA
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