[hpsdr] Setting freq on PowerSDR.

[Dick Faust]

Very interesting.  This should also work with the NANO V3 and the 
Mini-Pro available from Banggood [China] for $3.20 and $2.63 
respectively [ppd], that I just bought.  I will put links below.  If you 
get a bluetooth adapter board you also would be able to use all of this 
wirelessly too.  The NANO would be directly compatible, where the 
Mini-Pro would require some extra parts.  Banggood also has the rotary 
shaft encoders and many other parts [as well as most other Chinese vendors].

http://www.banggood.com/ATmega328P-Nano-V3-Controller-Board-Compatible-Arduino-p-940937.html

http://www.banggood.com/Pro-Mini-ATMEGA328P-5V16M-Improved-Version-Module-For-Arduino-p-985618.html

Dick K9IVB

On 8/26/2015 6:18 AM, John Melton wrote:
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> I am giving a paper at the TAPR DCC on using an Arduino to implement a 
> CAT controller for use with HPSDR. It is fairly easy to implement 
> using one or more step encoders for tuning, gain, etc and some push 
> buttons to implement band up/down, filter up/down, etc.
>
> I have a couple of prototypes working with PowerSDR and modified 
> versions of ghpsdr and my Android application. One is a small simple 
> controller with one step encoder and 4 push buttons running on an 
> Arduino Uno. The second has 3 step encoders and 6 push buttons and a 
> small display running on an Arduino Due.   Note that the step encoders 
> used also include a switch when pressed.
>
> The code will be made available soon which can be easily modified to 
> provide whatever functions are required.
>
> -- John g0orx/n6lyt
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> On 26/08/15 13:54, Erik van Maanen wrote:
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>> This question  triggered some interesting thoughts.
>> You can actually use an aduino as a USB keyboard, an atmega has 
>> enough pins to make the most complex dedicated HPSDR keyboard you can 
>> imagine.
>> I think its also fast enough to even include a rotary encoder and it 
>> also works with any other program using keyboard controls.
>> I am too busy with another project right now but this goes on my "to 
>> do" list
>>
>> 73, Erik PA3DES
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