[hpsdr] flradio-1.0.3

[Sid Boyce]

I could hear the 40m frequency change 7005 -> 7030 ->7041.
Adjusting the Audio Gain I can get some intelligible text, I just heard 
the CW call and saw WA1AW/8 on screen on 7005, so it's looking healthier.

When I fired up it was on 20m and Filters switched to 40m when I set 40m.

When I change to another freq on the same band, it goes quiet on Hermes 
speaker and I have to change the Audio Gain setting, e.g it was on 95% 
OK, changed frequency and it went quiet until I set the Audio Gain to 85%.

[2014-10-22 02:58:16] RX0: client connection from 127.0.0.1:35428
[2014-10-22 02:58:16] RX0: client disconnection from 127.0.0.1:35428

[2014-10-22 02:58:16] RX0: client connection from 127.0.0.1:35429
IP 127.0.0.1 is from
HARDWARE DIRECTED: message: '*dither on'
HARDWARE DIRECTED: message: '*random on'
HARDWARE DIRECTED: message: '*preamp on'
HARDWARE DIRECTED: message: '*setattenuator 0'
[2014-10-22 02:58:16] Spectrum fps set to = '15'

BTW, I got caught by one problem this evening - with Hermes and with 
BeMicro SDK emulating Hermes-Lite (No AD9866), it was selecting the 
BeMicro instead.

I only noticed it when I saw no activity on Hermes, but the BeMicro 
Ethernet was flashing away merrily.
With KissKonsole Configure I have to select the Hermes IP address.
73 ... Sid.

On 20/10/14 15:48, AD0ES wrote:
> Sid,
>
> Ok, let me understand better...
>
> On band switching, I'm confused.  There is no band switching enabled in flradio yet.  How are you attempting
> to do band switching?
>
> Remember that flradio replaces QtRadio, they can't both run at the same time (at least not on the same dsp server).
>
> The first test would be of control.  Start dspserver in a terminal so that you can observe it.
> Then start flradio and open the ghpsdr receiver window.  Clicking the dither/random buttons should cause a message
> to show up on the dspserver terminal.  Clicking preamp should also, as well as causing an audible click
> when the relay engages.  If you can do this, then use the mouse wheel to change the volume.  You should here that
> on the hermes speaker.  Finally test the ability to change frequency with the frequency box.
>
> Remember that the frequency display of flradio (fldigi) does NOT yet change as you scroll the frequency button
> in the ghpsr receiver menu, nor will the waterfall frequency change (if you have that enabled as opposed to audio
> frequency display).
>
> But you will hear the change of frequency on the hermes speaker.   I am putting all the work of usable displays
> into flrig at the moment.  Using it both the main frequency display and waterfall frequency display of flradio
> do properly track.
>
> Once you can do these we can tackle the decode issue.
>
> later,
> Steve AD0ES
>
> On Oct 19, 2014, at 7:17 PM, Sid Boyce wrote:
>
>> ***** High Performance Software Defined Radio Discussion List *****
>>
>> Hi Steve,
>> I tested with hpsdr-server and dspserver running on ODROID-U3 and flradio running on x86_64 and on ODROID-U3.
>>
>> I have not been able to get readable text from any mode, it looks like random noise hits but I can hear good data on the Hermes speaker.
>>
>> Band switching also does not work - Hermes + eb104.ru BPF and eb104.ru 300W PA/LPF.
>> Band switching works with Kiss Konsole and in QtRadio with an out-of-tree ozy.c provided by Andrea for ghpsdr3-alex/trunk/src/server that provides a clone of Alex via Hermes J16.
>> 73 ... Sid.
>


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Sid Boyce ... Hamradio License G3VBV, Licensed Private Pilot
Emeritus IBM/Amdahl Mainframes and Sun/Fujitsu Servers Tech Support
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