Good Evening!
This is a question to Bob or Frank regarding jDttSP on Linux.
I am trying to get a Qt-based GUI implemented to control jDttSP and have
noticed that the spectrum data was not being correctly written to the
spectrum FIFO. After some tracing, I've found that the problem was due
to
Edson --
Yipes! I can't thank you enough for pointing this out. We've had a
couple of other reports about problems with the spectum output and have
been going nuts trying to figure out what was going on, because I have
been unable to duplicate the problem.
There was a lengthy process of nego
If you're using the USB adapter, please download and install the
updated Sdr1kUsb-Installer.exe from the FlexRadio web site. The
installer will prompt you to replace three files on your computer.
Only the Sdr1kUsb.dll file has changed since the original release. It
doesn't make any difference wheth
Hi Frank,
Thanks for the quick response.
Frank Brickle wrote:
Edson --
Yipes! I can't thank you enough for pointing this out. We've had a
couple of other reports about problems with the spectum output and
have been going nuts trying to figure out what was going on, because I
have been una
Art,
I assume based on the subject that you are
talking about the database issue.
If you have Microsoft Access, you can edit the file yourself fairly
easily. Open the file and you will
see a list of the Tables. Double
click on the one calls “BandText.” This will give you a list of t
I sent a previous response regarding the same subject. This not applies
to Art, mainly because he is asking how to manipulate the database, so
I assume he didn´t it before.
But if somebody has modified the default entries of a previous versión
in the BandText table (i.e.to include a more deta
Further, you can easily copy+paste the table data from Access into Excel and use a
formula to find problem areas (i.e. overlapping frequencies).
Eric Wachsmann
FlexRadio Systems
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My SDR-1000 (an older rev box with RFE, no PA or tuner, parallel port
interface) receives fine for the first couple of minutes then goes deaf.
Cycling the DC power restores the receiver for another couple minutes, then
it dies again. Just before it craps out, the baseline as viewed on the
spec
Wayne Roth wrote:
My SDR-1000 (an older rev box with RFE, no PA or tuner, parallel port
interface) receives fine for the first couple of minutes then goes deaf.
Cycling the DC power restores the receiver for another couple minutes, then
it dies again. Just before it craps out, the baseline as
For those who can't wait until the next version of PowerSDR is
available, I have corrected as per Eric's directions the band info of the
PowerSDR.mdb database file for version 1.4.5. I have tested it here and it seems
to work OK.
The zip file ( www.hamsdr.com/dnld.aspx?id=41
) is available
Hi Wayne,
I had this problem with my SDR-1000. Every time I got out the probes
to see what was going on it would not do it (not that they would have
helped much since the it is a bear to get a probe into the board
stack). Finally I isolated it to one of a handful of crappy looking
solder joints
Edson --
Thanks for being patient :-)
I am in the process of implementing a stand-alone little machine based
on the VIA EPIA mini-atx mother board and the control application I am
implementing is the first piece of a remote controlled SDR-1000 + little
DSP-dedicated computer.
Wonderful. Thi
This is exactly what it looks like when/if the DDS quits running.
Contact us directly about getting the unit serviced. You might look
through the various ECOs on the private downloadp age if your unit is
not up to date.
Eric Wachsmann
FlexRadio Systems
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