[hpsdr] openhpsdr emulation in third party SDRs

[John Laur]

I support this approach! I have said before that I believe a 'proxy'
application which would translate between SDR protocols and interfaces
would be useful to allow interoperation between SDR hardware. The ExtIO
interfaces are a good start but lack the ability to do interoperation at a
low level. Sadly I have not had any time to work on such a thing even
though I would like to. Congratulations to Afedri!

73, John KF5SAB


On Sun, Dec 29, 2013 at 1:19 PM, k3it <gokoyev+k3it at gmail.com> wrote:

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> It looks like AFEDRI-NET single and dual band receivers joined the list of
> Metis protocol compatible SDRs.   You can see some screen shots of powerSDR
> and cuSDR here
> http://www.cqham.ru/forum/showthread.php?t=20770&page=148&p=910015&viewfull=1#post910015
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> This radio also emulates the SDR-IP protocol, and a standard USB sound
> device.  If there exists a chameleon SDR this would be it :)
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> As far as I know 4Z5LV got this to work without ever seeing a genuine
> hpsdr hardware in person, just by implementing the Metis protocol specs and
> reverse engineering tcpdumps..
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> Afedri receivers have a following so hopefully this will also increase
> HPSDR visibility.
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