Having been in the Oscar Meyer plant in Chicago, I'd
have to agree with Frank!
73, Jim KQ6EA
--- Frank Brickle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Dec 28, 2007 11:07 PM, Larry - K2GN
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > Is there really a Flex reflector?
>
>
> Well, sure!
>
> >
> > I thought this w
On Dec 28, 2007 11:07 PM, Larry - K2GN <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is there really a Flex reflector?
Well, sure!
>
> I thought this was it, but all I see is software development stuff.
This is how the "S" part in "SDR" gets "D'd" !-) It's like what they tell
you about sausages: you don't re
de some decision that the value of contributing
> to the code base is worth some substantial non-zero investment of cash.
>
> >
> > If you have a chance to read or hear any of what Bruce Perens has to say
> > about shared infrastructure and Open Source vs. differentiating
> tech
ead or hear any of what Bruce Perens has to say
> about shared infrastructure and Open Source vs. differentiating technology,
> jump at the opportunity. He's really funny and eye-opening.
>
> 73
> Frank
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Quoting [EMAIL PROTECTED], on Fri 28 Dec 2007 07:14:23 PM PST:
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>>
>> There are companies that exist to sell platforms for development (like
>> Spectrum Signal Processing, Nallatech, etc.) and their platforms are
>> priced accordingly. A $15,000 hardware development platform isn't all
>> that e
All,
The use of another os is always going to have some +s and -s. Linux
is a good choice and probably the only one, but you are forcing us
into a two computer configuration, one for the SDR and one for other
applications. Might as well get an embedded system and not worry about it.
For a chu
Is there really a Flex reflector?
I thought this was it, but all I see is software development stuff.
I did that for 34 years.
Now I want to learn about this Flex Radio.
The Human interface (GUI for you techies) is just something that comes with
it.
Sort of like the hundreds of logging programs an
nfrastructure and Open Source vs. differentiating technology,
jump at the opportunity. He's really funny and eye-opening.
73
Frank
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I am currently using DXLab. If I want to use WSJT (or any other program) do I
need a Com port for it and another for HRD?
If I am using WSJT does it use the same CAT port as Winwarbler or do I have to
switch to another one for each app?
Do all programs use the same VAC lines or do I need a pair
>
> There are companies that exist to sell platforms for development (like
> Spectrum Signal Processing, Nallatech, etc.) and their platforms are
> priced accordingly. A $15,000 hardware development platform isn't all
> that expensive in the context of a $100K seat license for all the FPGA
> tool
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Hi All
I am pleased that the move to a new version of software is started!
and I hope that a free version of software is in the plan.
But, a few questions:
1st: What flavor of Linux should I plan for?
2nd: Is there going to be a seperate SVN for this software?
3rd: Is there a time frame in
At 06:45 PM 12/28/2007, you wrote:
>Rob,
>
>Yes, I actually agree with you that it may be time that we consider a
>separate development reflector. With the advent of the FLEX-5000, most of
>our customers just want use the radio and not develop software for it.
>Developers have the legitimate need
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Eric Wachsmann wrote:
> Larry,
>
> PowerSDR is a multi-threaded application and thus will automatically take
> minimal advantage of multiple cores. To give an example, one core could be
MAXIMAL advantage, not minimal.
> used for the display thread, one for the audio thread, another for the use
Rob,
Yes, I actually agree with you that it may be time that we consider a
separate development reflector. With the advent of the FLEX-5000, most of
our customers just want use the radio and not develop software for it.
Developers have the legitimate need to postulate, argue, and ruminate over
te
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Quoting Frank Brickle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, on Fri 28 Dec 2007 01:08:40 PM PST:
> On Dec 28, 2007 3:45 PM, Ed Russell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> Jim,
>>
>> I think you have given an excellent and useful breakdown of what kind
>> of things will be in the Core component.
>
>
> Based on...what? S
Quoting Ed Russell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, on Fri 28 Dec 2007 12:45:53 PM PST:
> Jim,
>
> I think you have given an excellent and useful breakdown of what kind
> of things will be in the Core component. It will itself be a rather
> complex set of sub-components, that will be linked together by
> diff
Quoting Ted <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, on Fri 28 Dec 2007 12:11:19 PM PST:
> Frank,
> "The F5k uses FireWire to speak MIDI"
> I did not know that, thanks.
>
>
>"The fact that it's FireWire is transparent to the application"
> Is a firewire to MIDI driver necessary?
That's an interesting questio
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73
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Frank,
Thank you for these very useful details. I need to look into John's
work a bit. I realize that the DttSP libraries are c libraries and
run on either platform. It is all the other code in PowerSDR that is
not Console code, and is written now in c#, that I am wondering
about. What will ha
Jim,
I think you have given an excellent and useful breakdown of what kind
of things will be in the Core component. It will itself be a rather
complex set of sub-components, that will be linked together by
different kinds of interfaces than the firewire that links it to the
hardware, and the (
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Larry,
PowerSDR is a multi-threaded application and thus will automatically take
minimal advantage of multiple cores. To give an example, one core could be
used for the display thread, one for the audio thread, another for the user
interface and another for the DSP. Beyond that, the returns are
Quoting Ed Russell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, on Fri 28 Dec 2007 11:15:29 AM PST:
> Frank,
>
> Please excuse my pedestrian approach. I am trying to visualize the
> overall system including how it will be developed and maintained.
> Your very helpful comments indicate that in the next version, the
> radi
Eric and or other PowerSDR Programmers,
Has PowerSDR been written (in part) to use dual core processors?
To qualify my question further: While I am certain that dual core
processors can be used to run PowerSDR, the true use of a dual core
processors would require special code written specifical
completely on the former.
Understood, but I have to stress again the emphasis here is on protocols,
not APIs. One of the reasons for this emphasis is to take pressure off the
selection of development tools and environment :-)
73
Frank
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At 09:22 AM 12/28/2007, Frank Brickle wrote:
>A good place to start is with the Extended CAT code vocabulary designed and
>implemented by K5KDN. The CAT codes, plus some simple extensions to fetch
>panadapter and meter data, give you most of what you need for a complete
>console.
>
>You're already
Very cool John! Nice GUI :-)
Now, if I could just find a method to run 3 displays under Kubuntu and
replace WriteLog and/or N3FJP's logger with their Linux clones, I could
ditch WinDoze for good!
73,
Dan KB5MY/6 DM13nc
> To get an idea of the GUI for the SDR-1000 take a look at my new Blog at
When do the volunteer beta testers get a version to bang around? My
Mac Pro feels barren!
Very pretty!
Neal
On Dec 28, 2007 6:07 PM, John Melton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Since I added the combined display I hardly ever switch it other than to
> test the others are still working ;-)
>
> John
Quoting Maarten <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, on Thu 27 Dec 2007 04:17:39 PM PST:
> How about knobs?
> Maarten N1DZ
Knobs on a touch screen are a pain! It's one thing to reach out and
grab a knob and turn it.. your arm and hand is designed to do this.
It's very difficult to precisely draw an arc (
Since I added the combined display I hardly ever switch it other than to
test the others are still working ;-)
John
Jeff Anderson wrote:
> Very nice, John!
>
> I especially like your combined Panadapter/Waterfall display. Very
> cool! I think I'll try adding this to my "slightly enhanced" SD
Very nice, John!
I especially like your combined Panadapter/Waterfall display. Very
cool! I think I'll try adding this to my "slightly enhanced" SDR
console - I don't think it'd be too difficult (I hope!).
- Jeff , K6JCA
John Melton wrote:
> To get an idea of the GUI for the SDR-1000 take
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To get an idea of the GUI for the SDR-1000 take a look at my new Blog at
http://javaguifordttsp.blogspot.com/
Any similarities to PowerSDR are intentional ;-)
I have put a couple of screen shots of it running on the Mac which
includes the Activity Monitor to get an idea of the memory utilizatio
I'm in the same boat as Paul and would also appreciate aa more frequent
progress update.
Dave (SO 1330)
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gt; there's
>>> a new console in Java that's pretty close to completion. Java is a
>> strong
>>> contender for GUI framework of choice.
>>>
>>> Many of us still use emacs as a programming editor since you don't
>>> ev
Hi,
I will check my receipts as soon as possible and let you know. I am visiting
with my daughter in Toronto for the holidays ... and
will be back home in Thunder Bay early in January. However I may have some of
the receipts on the computer. As soon as I can get
them together I will send t
Hi,
I have a SDR-1000 (with 100w amp) sitting on a shelf in the shack. I would
sell it for half price. I also have the M-audio sound
card with cables (which I use), but would be willing to sell as well if you
were interested.
Jim, VE3CI
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Hi
is any one from flex know when the 5000 will be available in the UK W&S ?
many thanks
Elan g0uut
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Is there a way to see, test and comment the console (without function behind)
before it is ready and integrated to the rest of SDR?
And also to understand, how the interface works? May be, someone wants to
write his own console.
guenter DK1RI
Am Freitag, 28. Dezember 2007 12:37 schrieb Frank B
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> 73
> Frank
> AB2KT
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>
Here is a funny as in haha question, will there be documentation?
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> > Many of us still use emacs as a programming editor since you don't ever
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> > to take your hands off the keyboard to use it efficiently. But I don't
> think
> > that's what you're asking :-)
> >
>
Changing topics slightly, has anyone tried Grasshopper which is a
Visual Studio 2005 plugin that allows dot net programs to compile to
Java for running on non-dot net platforms? Wonder if its another
viable alternative to Mono for multi platform development using VS?
Neal
On Dec 28, 2007 7:29 AM,
And the Java GUI is developed using NetBeans, a free Java IDE available
for download with the Java Development Kit from java.sun.com.
Regards
John g0orx/n6lyt
Frank Brickle wrote:
> On Dec 26, 2007 7:34 PM, Ed Russell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> What will be the development environment und
ou don't ever need
to take your hands off the keyboard to use it efficiently. But I don't think
that's what you're asking :-)
73
Frank
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