[hpsdr] Answers to a few questions
John Marvin
jm-hpsdr at themarvins.org
Sat Jan 25 12:15:34 PST 2014
It appears the fifth receiver is no longer working with the new Hermes
firmware. Did we lose a receiver as part of enabling the PureSignal
feature, or am I doing something wrong? I used CuSDR to test with 96
Khz sampling (since I believe that only 4 receivers were previously
supported when using 384 Khz sampling). If we did lose a receiver is
there any way of making this an option that can be turned on/off, or is
there not enough room in the fpga for both?
FYI, I run multi-channel WSPR reception with 5 receivers (sometimes 7
with an old slightly buggy prototype fpga version that Alex once
provided to me), so I like having as many receivers as possible!
Thanks,
John
AC0ZG
On 1/25/2014 8:43 AM, Warren C. Pratt wrote:
> ***** High Performance Software Defined Radio Discussion List *****
>
> I'm just sorting through my recent email; however, there are a few
> themes upon which I might be able to offer some useful comments.
>
> ** 3.2.7 installs into a separate directory from previous releases.
> Also, 3.2.7 creates its database in a separate directory. So, you'll
> start with a fresh database and this release can readily coexist with
> previous releases.
>
> ** As Helmut has pointed out, to learn more about PureSignal
> predistortion, open PowerSDR 3.2.7, click 'Linearity' on the menu bar
> at the top, then click 'Information' on the form that appears. Bill,
> KC9XG, has also provided some additional excellent documentation.
>
> ** I see some reports of a front panel CW bug and other reports that
> it works OK. We'll need to check it out.
>
> 73,
> Warren NR0V
>
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