[hpsdr] ghpsdr3 and ghpsdr3-Windows

[David McQuate]

ghpsdr3-windows now works with Ozy or Metis.
The only available client at the moment is jmonitor.

No changes to dspserver or jmonitor.

Code can be found at      
svn://svn.openhpsdr.org/svn/repos_sdr_hpsdr/trunk/WA8YWQ/ghpsdr3-Windows
The updated server is in the sub-folder     server-Merged.

(Note that the Mercury firmware in the folder   LoadMercuryFirmware   is 
the old version, not compatible with the new server)
You'll need Mercury v3.1,  Metis v1.6, Ozy_janus v2.1

The file   ghpsdr3 on Windows - HowTo.txt     tells how to make it all 
work.

73,
Dave
wa8ywq

On 11/16/2011 12:19 PM, Joe Martin K5SO wrote:
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>
>
> There is no longer an issue with using Metis with the ghpsdr3 
> programs.  The latest versions of ghpsdr3 and ghpsdr3-Windows work 
> with Metis (or Ozy/Magister).
>
> Dave has only very recently gotten the ghpsdr3-Windows version working 
> satisfactorily with Metis and the latest firmware for Mercury and 
> Metis.  I don't know if he's updated the svn with the new stuff yet 
> but I'm sure he will shortly and if it's not on there yet I imagine 
> that he will be happy to provide a link from which you may get the 
> latest.
>
> 73, Joe K5SO
>
> On Nov 16, 2011, at 1:09 PM, John Westmoreland wrote:
>
>> Joe,
>>
>> OK - will look at this evening San Jose time.
>>
>> I assume there are no issues with Metis - I recall seeing something 
>> about that - possibly that was another program.
>>
>> 73's,
>> John
>> AJ6BC
>>
>> On Wed, Nov 16, 2011 at 12:02 PM, Joe Martin K5SO <k5so at valornet.com 
>> <mailto:k5so at valornet.com>> wrote:
>>
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>>     John,
>>
>>     There are three executable pieces in the download folder
>>
>>     1)  server
>>     2) dspserver
>>     3) jmonitor
>>
>>     To run 1 receiver you run only those three.  To run more
>>     receivers you specify # receivers in your server command line
>>     (server --receivers # ) (and add --metis if you're using Metis),
>>     and bring up a separate dspserver and jmonitor for each receiver.
>>      This is all explained on the Wiki and in the ReadMe file in the
>>     download, of course.
>>
>>     Good luck with it, it's pretty nifty!
>>
>>     73,  Joe K5SO
>>
>>
>>     On Nov 16, 2011, at 12:55 PM, John Westmoreland wrote:
>>
>>         Joe,
>>
>>         Extreme scalability.  Ha!  You have to aim high.  Just
>>         thinking a little out loud.  Who cares about practical?
>>          Maybe we could use a fractal program for steering.  Just
>>         joking a bit.
>>
>>         I will be happy just getting multiple receivers per Merc -
>>         would be great to have that under PowerSDR - but I will wait.
>>
>>         I looked at code that Phil pointed me to - I got the server
>>         end - but where is the client end of the code that currently
>>         runs?
>>
>>         73's,
>>         John
>>         AJ6BC
>>
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