Christos,
Since the 1K does not have the ability to generate a signal to use as an
image calibration marker, that you have the test gear there to do
this? Which is lucky for you, but for those that don't, multi band
image calibrations are not possible..
73,
Dudley
WA5QPZ
Christos
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Christos,
Since the 1K does not have the ability
with dedicated I/Q
settings per each band
Christos,
Since the 1K does not have the ability to generate a signal to use as an
image calibration marker, that you have the test gear there to do
this? Which is lucky for you, but for those that don't, multi band
image calibrations
Quoting Dudley Hurry [EMAIL PROTECTED], on Mon 04 Aug 2008
11:35:03 PM PDT:
Christos,
Since the 1K does not have the ability to generate a signal to use as an
image calibration marker, that you have the test gear there to do
this? Which is lucky for you, but for those that don't, multi
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I/Q settings per each band Quoting Dudley Hurry [EMAIL PROTECTED], on Mon
04 Aug 2008 11:35:03 PM PDT: Christos, Since the 1K does not have
the ability
with dedicated I/Q settings
per each band
First of all, dedicated Tx Rx image calibration for each band is only a
software issue.
I believe that Flex Radio deliberately didn't implement this feature to the
sdr1k for the favor of the flex5k.
Sdr1k although innovative now it's an abandoned project
At 08:02 AM 8/5/2008, Edwin Marzan wrote:
Greetings Gents,
As I am not as tech saavy as most of the gents participating in this
discussion. I was wondering if someone could explain the benefits of
dedicated I/Q settings per band. I operate my radio daily and it
seems to work fine without this
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Gerald Youngblood wrote:
Dear Chris,
With respect, I
I think that the cards are shuffled more than needed.
I am very satisfied with my sdr1k box and its performance.
Image rejection is the holy grail of any DC tranceiver.
I am not interested in automatic image calibration since it always gave
me poor results.
I am also not interested in exotic
Jim Lux wrote:
And..
right now, I believe Flexradio has a no new features sort of policy
in place while they try and get to the 2.0 revision.
And I, as a happy SDR1k owner/user support that position. The SDR1K is
what it is and any changes in PowerSDR that increase its capabilities
and
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I think that the cards
At 02:22 PM 8/4/2008, Chuck Mayfield - AA5J wrote:
Jim Lux wrote:
And..
right now, I believe Flexradio has a no new features sort of policy
in place while they try and get to the 2.0 revision.
And I, as a happy SDR1k owner/user support that position. The SDR1K
is what it is and any changes in
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At 02:22 PM 8/4/2008, Chuck Mayfield - AA5J wrote:
Jim Lux wrote:
And..
right now, I believe
At 03:11 PM 8/4/2008, you wrote:
You can always have multiple copies of PowerSDR on your computer. Dedicate a
copy per band with the optimal image rejection settings for that band.
Band changing will not be as easy but at least you'll have the settings you
desire.
Just a thought until something
+0300
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Subject: [Flexradio] SDR-1000 PowerSDR v1.12.1 with dedicated I/Q
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First of all, dedicated Tx Rx image calibration for each band is
only a software issue.
I believe that Flex Radio deliberately didn't
your radio!
Edwin MarzanAB2VW
Date: Sun, 3 Aug 2008 20:32:56 +0300 From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL
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[Flexradio] SDR-1000 PowerSDR v1.12.1 with dedicated I/Q settings per each
band Edwin Marzan wrote: Cristos
with dedicated I/Q settings
per each band
First of all, dedicated Tx Rx image calibration for each band is only a
software issue.
I believe that Flex Radio deliberately didn't implement this feature to the
sdr1k for the favor of the flex5k.
Sdr1k although innovative now it's an abandoned
Christos,
You wrote, But a major feature like dedicated image rejection per band is
still missing. Maybe it takes a big effort to find the lines in the code
that exclude sdr1k.
Apparently you missed the post from Gerald, K5SDR, (the president of
FlexRadio Systems) where he explained that
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Quoting Christos [EMAIL PROTECTED], on Sun 03 Aug 2008 10:32:56 AM PDT:
But a major feature like dedicated image rejection per band is still
missing. Maybe it takes a big effort to find the lines in the code that
exclude sdr1k.
I don't know that PowerSDR actually doesn't support per band
Quoting Ray, K9DUR [EMAIL PROTECTED], on Sun 03 Aug 2008 01:14:29 PM PDT:
Christos,
You wrote, But a major feature like dedicated image rejection per band is
still missing. Maybe it takes a big effort to find the lines in the code
that exclude sdr1k.
Apparently you missed the post from
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Gerald Youngblood wrote:
Dear Chris,
With respect, I must say that your statement below is simply false. We
make
a significant investment in PowerSDR
First of all, dedicated Tx Rx image calibration for each band is only a
software issue.
I believe that Flex Radio deliberately didn't implement this feature to the
sdr1k for the favor of the flex5k.
Sdr1k although innovative now it's an abandoned project on both hardware and
software sides.
. #250
Austin, TX 78729
Phone: 512-535-4713
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Sent: Friday, August 01, 2008 2:50 AM
To: flexradio@flex-radio.biz
Subject: [Flexradio] SDR-1000 PowerSDR v1.12.1 with dedicated I/Q settings
per each band
Gerald,
FlexRadio has made a long term commitment to support the SDR-1000 in future
software architectures. This means only cost to FlexRadio and not revenue.
That means that SDR-1000 and FLEX-5000 owners will continue get new features
and even performance enhancements at no cost. I don't
Hi,
Some time ago a friend of mine that has an SDR-1000 asked me how difficult
is it to have specific image rejection settings per each band like the
Flex-5000 has.
After some code searching I came up with a solution to his request so
separate settings of phase,gain on rx and tx per each band
It will need to be vetted out by a lot more SDR-1000 users before it is
considered for inclusion into the test branch of PowerSDR.
Please keep the Reflector updated to its progress.
-Tim
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At 06:53 AM 7/28/2008, Tim Ellison wrote:
It will need to be vetted out by a lot more SDR-1000 users before it
is considered for inclusion into the test branch of PowerSDR.
Please keep the Reflector updated to its progress.
-Tim
bringing up a mildly interesting question... What is the
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