I may need a bit of help installing this! I think your high-school students would roll their eyes at my incompetence...
Anyway, I believe I may be missing something in the process. Definitely need to learn some basics of using this software! Please comment when you have time, thanks.
If you can fiddle with TX audio also. No need for graphic
equalization but a "DX" button that cuts all audio below 500-600hz
to improve readability in pileups and weak signal qso's. No point
in wasting power on low frequencies.
This is a primitive but working version of the beginnings of
built-in audio equalization in the sBitx.? ?There are $300 add-on
hardware devices you can readily purchase to do an even better job
-- but because Ashhar wrote such amazing software (I continue to
be amazed) and made it publicly available -- we can begin to do
the same thing for free right inside the radio.
This version does a very simple equalization, handling receiver
audio above a setpoint frequency, allowing reduction of
unnecessary transmitter energy in very low frequencies, and
allowing limited boost of high frequency transmitted audio.? ?
Others I'm sure could make far better software and provide a much
easier, graphical, control system.
The current commands could easily be added to the telnet
application being used to control much of the radio, developed by
another user here.? ? Eventually I'll try to add this to github
(when I have the patience and time to learn that system).? ??
As with most of the other modifications I've been slowly
developing, this will get published in the North Central Florida
ARRL QST monthly newsletter, and eventually get presented at the
West Central Florida TECHCON, in 2025.??