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Re: #sbitx user interface layout changes proposla #sBitx


 

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On Tue, Aug 9, 2022, 12:12 PM Gerald Sherman <ve4gks@...> wrote:

Ashhar - I will not use the touch screen feature.? I have the official keyboard/mouse combo for my Pi, and that is what I will use.? i may use the mouse as a pointer to the on-screen keyboard for commands, but I will use the keyboard in its "normal" fashion for actually entering values, or text for transmission.? It isn't very likely that I will use an actual key or paddles for CW, although I do have one.? The keyboard is just more convenient and easier, and my "CW ear" is a bit rusty.

Regarding my sBit shipment:? The latest info from DHL is that it is in Bangalore.? I got the billing from DHL for the Canadian sales tax & it has been paid online.? DHL says delivery on Monday Aug 8, but I suspect they may do better.

Regarding the Meanwell LRS-150-12 power supply:? I emailed Meanwell to see if it is necessary to derate the output current if the output voltage is turned up beyond 12.5 volts.? Derating is necessary.

I have had my Pi working with a secondary display.? Will document this and submit it when all is done.

Gerry Sherman

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On 2022-08-09 04:08, Ashhar Farhan wrote:
1. Increasingly, a vertical spectrum and waterfall display makes sense to me. We can stream the text being? decoded against each frequency. Much like the CW skimmer et al.
2. The on-display keyboard. The current keyboard is too small for actual touch typing. Should we keep it such that on a button, it overlays the bottom area and then vanishes when done? That way we will get more real-estate to put other things in.
3. I seem to mostly use the bandswitches, mode and audio control. Should others also be hidden to be on-demand?
These will clear up the screen for more interesting things like a signal browser, etc.
Let's slug it out.
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