[hpsdr] Controller (Was Linux Controller)

[dmcomer at dmcmicro.com]

The reason I was thinking about a controller is, in a long term way, portability some day. That is USB with a PDA or latptop is fine, but looking forward som day during field day, seems like a built in Windows CE or Linux/Mono with .NET compatability running PowerSDR on it would be very cool. I was hesitent to mention is as I didn't want to side-track the HPSDR part, but a decent sided LCD running .NET frameword with pre-exisiting software would be interesting to me.
73 de AD5TU
>That was my understanding of Sasquatch. I was just wondering aloud whether 
>there would be any disadvantage to having Sasquatch operate via USB. I can 
>think of some advantages. Maybe my reasoning could benefit from knot 
>theory. Never mind.
>
>Murray
>
>At 11:29 AM 25/09/2006, Lyle Johnson wrote:
>>>It seems to me that USB would be the bus to use for this purpose, in 
>>>which case a commercial device with USB would do it. How would this muddy 
>>>the water with Sasquatch I wonder? Is there anything Sasquatch needs to 
>>>do through the Atlas back plane that couldn't be achieved through USB?
>>
>>Think of Sasquatch as replacing the USB-tethered computer. Sasquatch will 
>>talk over the backplane. If an applictaion using Sasquatch also needs USB 
>>access, it will be through Ozy or some other board -- Sasquatch will have 
>>no USB connectivity on its board.
>>
>>73,
>>
>>Lyle KK7P


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