I developed an Android client for my HPSDR software (currently receive
only). I have it running on both my Android phone and a 7" tablet.
There is a (not very good) video of a very early version running on an
HTC Magic phone and some more information on my blog at
http://g0orx.blogspot.com/2010_0
I have been playing with the iPhone and HPSDR.
I modified my ghpsdr linux software to listen on a TCP port where it
accepts commands to set frequency and band. It sends spectrum data and
the audio stream to the iPhone.
You can see some early screen shots and video in my blog at
http://javag
After the great time I had last year I really wanted to get to Dayton
again, but I have agreed to do a bike ride from Santader (Spain) to
Bergerac (France) starting on May 13th.
Maybe I can get to the TAPR meeting later in the year (I think I have
enough BA frequent flyer miles to cover the tr
Hi Bob,
Linux version?
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On 03/16/09 22:26, Bob McGwier wrote:
In the test branch, which is being made ready for the roll out of the
3000, I convinced the "powers" to allow me to make some changes which
have been fleshed out in one of my branches.
SVN: 2797 in th
The GUI widgets should run on Windows as they are just pure Java,
although I have not tried them as I currently do not have a windows machine.
The DSP code (sdr-core) currently only runs on Linux and Max OS X in
this environment. I will try to get a Windows machine to test some of
this on.
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Also, with the 'New Architecture', I can guarantee that multi-core
processors will be well supported ;-)
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Ken N9VV wrote:
> I recommend that all multi-core enthusiasts use this free utility
> from Ed in Chicago: http://www.geocities.com/edgemeal_software/
> It allows you to
There is some initial code in repos_sdr_linux to control the F5K in
trunk/hardware/flex5000
Regards,
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Jim Lux wrote:
> Quoting Brian Lloyd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, on Wed 25 Jun 2008
> 05:44:13 AM PDT:
>
>> On Jun 25, 2008, at 4:52 AM, Tim Ellison wrote:
>>
>>> Nope. Not fo
Hi Chuck,
I have an FA-66 running on Linux.
I am running it using Jack configured to use freebob driver.
What software are you trying to use?
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Hi Dan,
several people have run PowerSDR using Parallels on the Mac
(www.parallels.com). If you look at the mailing list archive you should
be able to find some info on this.
I have been working on a Java GUI that uses sdr-core (the DSP code) that
runs native on the Mac and Linux.
I have it
onnect alsa_pcm:capture_1 sdr-rx:il
>> ProcessThread:jack_connect.stderr:JACK tmpdir identified as
>> [/dev/shm]
>> ProcessThread:jack_connect.stderr:ERROR sdr-rx:il not a valid
>> port
>> ProcessThread:jack_connect.stdout:engine sample rate: 96000
>> ProcessThread:jack_connect.stderr:E
I have created a Subversion repository at http://java-sdr.dev.java.net
with the source code for Java GUI for the SDR-1000.
I have uploaded several documents for setting up a Fedora, Ubuntu and
Mac OS X system (note this only runs on Intel Mac OS X currently),
Netbeans and some very basic detail
I can't miss the opportunity to point out that the Sun Java Development
kit is also free as is their Netbeans IDE (java.sun.com). It will run
on Solaris, Linux, Windows. Apple have their own port of the Java
Development Kit for Mac OS X and as Netbeans is written in Java it will
also run the
Jon,
The current DSP code is written in C.
On Windows it is a DLL but on Linux and Mac OS X it runs as a process
called sdr-core.
The interface to the Linux and Mac OS X DSP code is through fifos, which
is basically an in memory file, also known in the Unix world as a
named pipe.
Each sdr-
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
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
s to be John's patient, ingenious and hard work.
>
> We're only now getting to the stage where we can take advantage generally of
> what John made possible in a tangible form quite awhile ago. This will be
> coming even clearer over the next few months.
>
> 73
>
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:
>
> What will be the development environment und
I have been working on a GUI written in Java (that is nearly finished)
for the SDR-1000 that runs on Linux and Mac OS X using DttSP and the
hardware interface code for the SDR-1000. It works with both parallel
and USB interfaces on Linux and the USB interface on the Mac.
The ultimate goal is t
I am getting very close to having a Java GUI working with DttSP on the
Mac (and Linux) using the USB dongle for the SDR-1000.
Rx seems to be working OK, needs some more work to get TX finished. I
have the RX working with both the built in sound card and an Edirol FA-66.
If you are interested i
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Robert McGwier wrote:
> I see that Phil Covington did an XML description some time back. I am
> pretty unhappy we didn't pick up on
Hi Iñigo,
you should join the dttsp-linux yahoo group.
The DttSP code for linux compiles and runs on OsX (at least the MacBook
Pro that I have which is an Intel architecture).
I am currently working on a GUI written in Java that runs on both Linux
and OsX for the SDR-1000. Hopefully this can
I worked on the B5500 many years ago, and then went on to work on the
B1700/B1800/B1900 series writing compilers for them!
Anyone remember the KDF-9 one of the first, if not the first, stack
machine designed to run Algol.
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I have DttSP and Jack running on a MacBook Pro currently using my Java
GUI for the Softrock for receive at 48000 using the built in sound device.
Once I get a USB/Parallel cable and a Edirol FA-66 I will be working on
getting the SDR-1000 running on both Linux and Mac OSX.
I have a Java GUI tha
looks to be setup by ka9rza ...
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Ken N9VV wrote:
> I stumbled across this. Anyone have a clue?
> http://softwaredefinedradiousa.pbwiki.com
I have now implemented 2 (VERY) prototype GUIs running on Linux with DttSP2.
http://microsat.homelinux.org/dttsp/gsdr
http://microsat.homelinux.org/dttsp/gbeppe
gsdr implements the look and feel of PowerSDR and gbeppe implements the
look and feel of Beppe's design.
In implementing both
As part of a self learning project I have been playing with the GTK+ 2.0
toolkit using it to develop a GUI interface for the Linux DttSP code.
I have spent some time trying to implement the GUI design that Beppe,
IK3VIG, has proposed and now have something that I can share. It is
still very mu
gt;sudo chown epalmer:epalmer parport0
>>>
>>>so I could drive the parallel port from my user account.
>>>
>>>73,
>>>Everett, KG6RYB
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
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Dan Babcock wrote:
> Hi Pete,
>
> I have used John's Java GUI for dttsp with my SoftRock v5.0 and a DDS-60
> VFO. IMHO, it is a very, very nice piece of software.
&
everted back to Fedora (Core 5) ;-)
I have seen an anouncement that Java 1.5 is now available on BSD 5.4 and
6.0! Anyone tried to get DttSP running on BSD?
Regards,
John g0orx/n6lyt
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Robert McGwier wrote:
> YES, this is a hint.
Could this mean I will be having a busy few days ahead of me?
Also the plain old command line svn works just fine as well ;-)
John g0orx/n6lyt
Hi Stan,
this is a common problem for a group that is distributed around the
globe. No matter what time you pick someone is going to have an
unsociable time.
I really think the answer is to always have the meeting over a weekend
and rotate the time for each meeting so that that it is not the sam
It looks like I will be in San Francisco for work during the week
leading up to Dayton so I was thinking of flying back to the UK via
Dayton and spending a couple of days there.
Are there any plans for anyone getting together over lunch/dinner/drinks
during Dayton?
I think I saw that there w
Jim Lux wrote:
But I'd venture to say that the open source alternative would take, perhaps
10 hours (by the time you download it, compile it for your particular
environment, and get it up and running), and at $18/hr (roughly the average
wage of employed people in the US), so you've just about
I have put an updated version of the Java GUI on my web site
http://microsat.homelinux.org/dttsp that now has a memory Write and Read
capability when using the DDS-60 interface.
John g0orx/n6lyt
main.c is for Linux, winmain.c is for windows.
The Makefile is for Linux and the DttSP.vcproj is the equivalent for VC
on windows.
John
Jim Lux wrote:
Both main.c and winmain.c have many of the same routines.
Which one is the one used in the windows PowerSDR?
makefile compiles and links ma
is this still on tonight (tomorrow morning)?
John g0orx/n6lyt
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Robert McGwier wrote:
> You can't stay awake until 2-3 (4?) AM and join us? Shame on you!
>
> My opinion is it would behoove us to accommodate those people wh
The example command line application (cmdr) expects alpha strings for
the parameters and runs it through a macro processor (m4) with the
definitions in enums.m4.
John g0orx/n6lyt
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Jim Lux wrote:
> Most of the action routines in update.c
is passed in.
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Jim Lux wrote:
> Where are they defined?
> How do they work?
>
> James Lux, P.E.
> Spacecraft Radio Frequency Subsystems Group
> Flight Communications Systems Section
> Jet Propulsion Labo
I don't think this is specific to using a wiki.
The same would apply if I wrote up a document describing some
functionality in Bob's code and published it on the web site and then he
changes the code - which I am sure he will do ;-)
John g0orx/n6lyt
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; hate to have John not participate or be so sleepy his participation
> would include lots of snoring.
>
> Bob
>
>
>
> John Melton wrote:
>
>>Not an ideal time for us over here in Europe!
>>
>>John g0orx/n6lyt
>>
>>
>>
>>Eric
Not an ideal time for us over here in Europe!
John g0orx/n6lyt
Eric Ellison wrote:
> Jim
>
> Thank you very much again. Excellent discussion. And YES it IS what you have
> been saying. I guess I have been also, but in more words, not as well
> spoken. Someone has got to 'herd us cats' (smile).
Sounds like I should give up on the Java code ;-)
John g0orx/n6lyt
Frank Brickle wrote On 02/14/06 02:47,:
> Quick answer: talent. Neither Bob nor I has even a quark of aptitude at
> GUI programming. The legacy of growing up with punch cards and paper tape.
>
> Edson's console is *beautiful*. I
I have a port of DttSP from PowerSDR v1.4.5 preview 10 to Linux running
with FFTW3 on my Fedora Core 4 Linux box.
There are some changes to the fifo interface so there is also a new
version of my Java GUI to go with it.
For details and downloading see http://microsat.homelinux.org/dttsp
Curr
sorry - sent before I added the attachment.
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>
Hi Eric and all,
what a great job you are doing with this software, thanks.
I found a problem using Preview 3
ticed that the installed desktop icon still says it it Preview 2.
Regards,
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Eric Wachsmann - FlexRadio wrote:
PowerSDR Beta v1.4.5 Preview 3 is released. This is mainly a set of bug
fixes for the reports on Preview 2
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