Scott,
I run DttSP and DttSP-Shell on a 500 MHz PIII Linux desktop running
Debian (or Ubuntu). My Window Manager is Openbox.
Regards,
-- Edson, n1vtn
Scott Gordon wrote:
All they talk here recently about hardware needed for dedicated SDR
machine running windoze. What kind of hardware are
Eric,
We are all here hiding and busy writing code, playing with the code,
breaking the code, taking the code apart, rebuilding the code, and
thinking about the code. For us, the code is the game! How about
helping us write some code?
Going back hiding again...
-- Edson
Eric Ellison
Cecil,
The same here.
We could all contribute using a wiki. Wikipedia anyone?
73,
-- Edson
John Melton wrote:
Cecil,
as one of the non-core software developers that has looked at this code
and worked out how to interface to the current Linux code I may be able
to help with some of this
Jim,
Jim Lux wrote:
I've been peering into dttsp.
What would be quite useful is if there were a dictionary that said
what each of the 48 modules generically did. Some are obvious
(am_demod), some not so (ovsv). A one or two line description for
each one would give you a good idea where to
Eric,
With all due respect: what a bunch of crap you just wrote.
Eric Ellison wrote:
Guys
Well since I started this, intentionally, and have read all the messages:
1. I did not want it to become a 'mini-flame-war' or battle of the
operating Systems
2. There is NO question that the
I am testing the new FFTW3 DttSP core windows port made by John and a
development version I have received from Frank and Bob and am noticing
that the filtering is not as sharp as before in the FFTW2 code.
I wander if the difference is related to the size of the FFT used (512
now x 2048 before).
Hello:
I will ask this here before diving deep into the DSP books. :-)
Given the SDR-1000 impulse response using the internal pulse generator,
how could one use the results (a complex FFT) for correcting the IQ
phase and magnitude errors in the frequency domain?
73,
-- Edson
Richard,
Try
ftp.flex-radio.friends.net
73,
-- Edson, n1vtn
richard allen wrote:
C:\sysftp ftp.flex-radio-friend.net
Unknown host ftp.flex-radio-friend.net.
ftp bye
C:\sysftp flex-radio-friend.net
Unknown host flex-radio-friend.net.
ftp bye
What am I doing wrong? I would like to see
Hi Mark,
I have been day dreaming about a sound interface designed specifically
for our needs. It could be a USB, Ethernet, or PCI device -- Ehternet
being preferrable for its low cost, easy programming, and eletrical
isolation. We could have a community developed interface with provisions
As well as a HP42S (my dearest).
http://home.planet.nl/~demun000/thomas_projects/free42/
During college time in a final exam day, I forgot my 42S at home. I ran
to the bookstore
and to my surprise, they had the 42S in stock. It saved the day. I still
have both of them
and one is here right
Hi Frank,
Frank Brickle wrote:
One of the things we're eager to find out is whether running the
system entirely from ram disk will iron out some of the glitches
associated still with using jsdr on a totally vanilla OS
configuration, that is, with no low-latency patches, not running jack
as
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
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
Hi Tony,
The idea of having a separate dedicated audio codec for the SDR is
really nice. It is something I have been advocating for some time. I
have built an USB codec using the pcm2903 early this year and it works
very nicely with a simple monoband QSD I have also built. The USB codec
is
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