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Hello Mario, I see the problem now. The -60 dB noise looks like a big signal to the current logic. The Yz control does not have sufficient range. I will fix this in the next release. Right after the

None at all I’m afraid. I’ve tried re-installing Python 3.8, then Pothos and quisk all to no effect, except that it now complains there’s no soapySDR because the relocated dll is no longer in

Any luck with it Steve?

Thank you Jim. I think that I will start by updating the C code to make sure everything works,? Then I can work on the Python version. 73, Terry, N4TLF

I hadn't updated Quisk in a while, so I did and now it doesn't work.? Apparently the soappy support that is part of Debian (I run Debian GNU/Linux 64 bit) doesn't work with the version of soappy that

Hello Terry, The default SDR-IQ uses the Python interface code in quisk_hardware_sdriq.py. But the code in directory sdriqpkg still works. If your Charleston code is in C and follows sdriqpkg, it

On Thu, Feb 6, 2020 at 2:36 PM Terry Fox <tfox@...> wrote: > > Hello there James, > I'm trying to update the support for the Charleston SDR board.? The last > version that I have running is

That is good example how to add any kind hardware to Quisk.

Hi Jim, Yes, it is still there. I did not have time yet to try with different palettes. Another problem in this context is that in the waterfall view it is never possible to get the spectrum inside

Hello Mario, Does this problem still exist? If so I will work on a fix. Jim N2ADR

Hello Heikki, There are four versions of Windows Quisk. You must install the correct version for your Python. Python could be either 2 or 3 and either 32 or 64 bit. The Windows bits (32 or 64) does

Hello Andrea, First, I am open to adding your code to Quisk to support Perseus. But I do not own this hardware, so I can not test it. I don't think soapypkg is the correct starting point. The point of

Hi Jim, I am attempting to use my Perseus on Quisk. The Perseus is supported by an opensource library found here: https://github.com/Microtelecom/libperseus-sdr In the past, I managed to do that but

I had to re-install WIN10 (64-bit)? in my desktop (oldish but still going strong !) and consequently also re-install Python for the QUISK. I tried Python3 (for the first time !) but could not make

When the first Linux kernel was released I started with it on an old Toshiba laptop with 2 floppy drives. When the Sun olvwm GUI arrived it was a case of using a tape measure, the monitor spec sheet?

Hi: my experience: Linux Mint stable workhorse on a whole variety of computers, including RaspberryPi, current HP laptop, home-assembled tower. Ditto Quisk + variety of hardware. GNU/GRC brilliant for

Should interface using Soapy - all set up using Quisk Radios screen. Works fine with Lime board. TxRx also working but flaky. See Jim's notes. Lime also works with GNU 73 Bob g3udi

I know it's a little late after sending a couple of emails to the group, but hello the group! I'm interested in using Quisk with this HackRF One that I have. I'd like to eventually use it as an HF

Just FYI, I've run Linux as my primary desktop OS since, um, 1998 maybe?? 2002 certainly.? It's been a long time, anyway.? I tend to just not use stuff that's inconvenient for whatever reason.

Hello Bruce, I think gnuradio is an alternative to Quisk, not something to use to build Quisk. By connecting blocks in gnuradio, you can build a transceiver. But Quisk has all its DSP built in, and