[hpsdr] Software development and DttSP

Dave Larsen kv0s.dave at gmail.com
Fri Feb 20 13:09:12 PST 2009


Georg --

 Try https://www.cgran.org/wiki/DttSP  this is the link on the resources 
webpage.  where is to the other link and I willupdate it to this address?

  Dave, KV0S


Georg Prinz wrote:
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> Hello Dave,
> thank you for the information, we are allowed to share. Unfortunately
> the url https://www.cgran.org/browser/projects/dttsp fails due to not be
> a secured connection. Does any other url exist?
>
> 73, 
> Georg / dl2kp
>   
>
>
> On Do, 2009-02-19 at 18:01 -0800, David McQuate wrote:
>   
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>> Hi Alberto,
>>   The source code for the DOS programs used by the script file, 
>> initozy11.bat
>> would contain the info needed to load the Ozy FPGA code (and thereby 
>> "awaken" Ozy).
>> One of these days I'll try to extract the necessary bits.
>>
>>   Mercury receives "command and control" bytes as part of the regular 
>> transmission of
>> samples to it.  The details are contained in a document I mentioned my 
>> recent posting to this list.
>> Included in this info are the NCO frequency, the sampling rate, the 
>> preamp state, etc.
>>
>> (I believe that the anti-alias filters frequencies scale directly with
>> the clock frequency.)
>>
>> A side note - DttSP source can be found at
>> https://www.cgran.org/browser/projects/dttsp
>>
>> look in branches / ab2kt / sdr-core / base
>>
>> In the sub-directory doc, there's an interesting paper "DTTSP.doc" 
>> describing how DttSP works.
>>
>> 73,
>> Dave / wa8ywq
>>
>> --Alberto wrote--
>> In this vein, I think that it could foster some software development for 
>> HPSDR the availability of a detailed list, step by step, of what is 
>> needed to get data out of Mercury,
>>     
>>> to send commands to Mercury and audio data to Penelope, etc. etc., to 
>>> not mention Janus.
>>>
>>> What I mean is something rather detailed, without assuming any 
>>> knowledge from the would-be implementer.
>>>
>>> - Is libusb the way to go ?
>>> - Does it exist an API list for libusb ? Where ?
>>> - Which commands need to be sent initially to Ozy to awake it ? 
>>> Preferably without resorting to a script file, but directly from the code.
>>> - When Ozy is no more sleeping, how can I convince it to talk with 
>>> Mercury ?
>>> - Which commands Mercury knows and acknowledges ?
>>> - How can I change the NCO frequency ? And the sampling rate ?
>>> - Are there commands to set the anti-alias filters when changing 
>>> sampling rate or Mercury is smart enough to do it by itself ?
>>>
>>> That is a non exhaustive list, with the only purpose to make clear 
>>> what I have in mind when asking for detailed information.
>>> I don't know is something similar already exists. I know, I could read 
>>> the PowerSDR source code, but, even if I haven't tried
>>> that yet, I think that would be a very time consuming way. An 
>>> implementer's guide would be much better.
>>>
>>> Thanks for listening
>>>
>>> 73  Alberto  I2PHD
>>>       
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