[hpsdr] GHPSDR 3 Windows

[Maximo EA1DDO_HK1DX]

Hi Dave,

I can see that the procedure is not easy.
My setup is Mercury-EU and Metis.
And I guess that the Mercury-EU firmware is different than Mercury-TAPR. Actualy my Mercury-EU is already v3.0  http://hpsdr.eu/Software/Software_Mercury-EU.htm

Actually Metis is not able to update Mercury-EU. It should be done with Byte Blaster.

So... may be I´ll wait for future improvements.

                                               Thank you anyway.

73, Maximo - EA1DDO


Date: Thu, 28 Apr 2011 15:18:51 -0700
From: mcquate at sonic.net
To: ea1ddo at hotmail.com
Subject: Re: [hpsdr] GHPSDR 3 Windows



  


    
  
  
    Hi Maximo,

      Near the top of the web page

    

    http://openhpsdr.org/wiki/index.php?title=Ghpsdr3

    

    there is a link to a web page:    Multiple
      independent receivers - how to set up on Windows

    

    The files you need will be found on the SVN shown near the top of
    that page.

    

    You'll need to load firmware into you Mercury to give it the
    capability to do multiple receivers.

    The instructions and all files you'll need are in the folder
    "LoadMercuryFirmware".

    (These assume you are using Ozy, not Metis, and that you have a
    version of Quartus installed on your PC.)

    (This multiple receivers Mercury code also works with all existing
    PC software, such as PowerSDR and Kiss Konsole, so you won't need to
    go back to an older version.)

    

    After a description of the command-line options for server and
    dspserver, the web page says,

    :"To make it easy to launch multiple receivers, make a folder with a
    short path name, such as C:\MultiRx

     Into this folder place the following"  -- followed by a list of
    files, which may be found in the   bin   folder.  Copy these files
    into the folder you've made, 

    Open a command window (click Start, select Run.  Type in    cmd   
    and enter)

    Type the commands shown in the box on the web page.

    Open two more command windows and start the first dspserver and
    jmonitor.

    Then open more command windws and start additional dspservers and
    jmonitors, up to a total of 4.

    

    If you have additional questions, please ask.  I'll try to help.

    73,

    Dave

    wa8ywq

    

    

    

    On 4/28/2011 1:42 PM, Maximo EA1DDO_HK1DX wrote:
    
      
      Hi,

      

      I would like to install and try that software. I already
      downloaded all the files from the below svn.

      Where can I find a guide or tutorial to install it?

      A step by step guide for newcomers would be great.

      

      Thanks

      

      73, Maximo - EA1DDO

      

      

      

      

      > Date: Thu, 28 Apr 2011 09:30:41 -0700

      > From: mcquate at sonic.net

      > To: hpsdr at lists.openhpsdr.org

      > Subject: Re: [hpsdr] PowerSDR Wish List

      > 

      > ***** High Performance Software Defined Radio Discussion List
      *****

      > 

      > There are versions of the Mercury fpga code that support up
      to 4 

      > simultaneous independent receivers. John Melton has been
      writing PC 

      > programs that support this capability, especially on Linux.
      His 

      > approach includes a "server" that interfaces to the hardware
      and splits 

      > out data streams for each of the receivers, sending those via
      UDP 

      > packets (ethernet). Up to 4 instances of "dspserver" perform
      all the 

      > filtering & digital processing. A like number of user
      interface 

      > instances allow the user to adjust frequency, bandwidth, etc.
      For 

      > Linux, "ghpsdr3" provides these capabiilities for receive.
      He's working 

      > on extending all pieces to include transmit, and to do it in
      a way that 

      > is easily ported to different platforms (Linux, Windows...).
      (The 

      > server now supports either USB ("Ozy") or ethernet ("Metis")
      connection 

      > between the PC and the hpsdr hardware.) An early version
      having minimal 

      > (but useful) control of multiple receivers has been ported to
      Windows.

      > 

      > http://openhpsdr.org/wiki/index.php?title=Ghpsdr3

      > 

      > 73,

      > Dave

      > wa8ywq

      > 

      

     		 	   		  
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