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Control of the receiver audio response can also be controlled via telnet delivered commands from the toolset. Ashhar has effectively allowed remote control via telnet. Gordon KX4Z

If I understand correctly, this USB Audio can be part of the sBitx-ToolBox. -- Gyula HA3HZ

Hello Ashok, Three possible causes: 1 - overdriving the audio 2 - BFO calibration 3 - Mixer hardware issue Try reducing the audio to the mic input and see if that helps.? If not, the second step is

Hi all, I got on air report that my uBitx is leaking LSB when I am transmitting in USB. Later I checked my transmission on a SDR located approx 500 KM away. I was transmitting at 14140 KHz and audio

Haha.. I already added it in v1.1 :)

Thanks JJ, too hot to wear sox here anyway so no issues, hi hi. Testing v2 soon and will report back. One addition that would be nice, if possible, would be to have a numeric value displayed next to

Hi Gordon, 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.

I was not able to forgo sox unless additional development is made to interface directly with the dac and I am not interested in diving into that rabbit hole. Here is a new version I finished

Thanks for the information, this is why I ask. I will get it figured out one way or another. -- '72 Aaron K5ATG ( http://k5atg.com )

Doesn't J11 supply 5V instead of 12V? I use this display https://www.waveshare.com/10.1inch-dsi-lcd-c.htm that runs on 5V, which I have plugged into J11 (sbitx v2), and I'm using the DSI ribbon. I

Howdy all, I bought a large plastic project box for my sBITX V3. It fits the sBITX pretty good but it is a bit over sized and too deep. It will be the perfect size if I were to switch to a 10 inch

Excellent point, Raj! Currently you would do the following to activate exactly what you’re asking for: /basscutfreq 500 That causes an automatic transmitter cut of 20 DB below 500 Hz. 73,

Gordon, 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

Perhaps the info on this page might provide some help to see if ALSA can do what we need without sox: How to Use ALSA Utilities to Manage Linux Audio from the Terminal maketecheasier.com

I was using your b2 build as I have not done very much work within your build, I might just redo it again from scratch though to eliminate anything I might have changed and forgotten about :-) Good

Hi Evan, Thanks, it was perfect. 73 Ashok

I am going to try an experiment to improve the volume and level control functionality without using sox.. Wish me luck! -JJ

On Fri, Mar 15, 2024 at 06:05 PM, Paul wrote: > > Well done JJ. > I have done some initial testing and at first I wasn’t sure it was > working. It is working but need to do some more testing as I

Well done JJ. I have done some initial testing and at first I wasn’t sure it was working. It is working but need to do some more testing as I removed the internal electret and the fist mike to make

if you just download the executable, a)? it will use your existing /home/pi/sbitx/data files etc b)? looks like you will need to make it "executable" with chmod +x? ?<sbitx, where-ever you have