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That is true, but you could also write your own hardware file and put your logic into ChangeBand(). This is called whenever the user changes band. Jim N2ADR

Hello?Jaroslav, The Hardware -> Antenna tuner == None item refers to an antenna tuner attached to the end plate of the HL2. The "ATU" button on the last line of the screen refers to an antenna tuner

Hello Rob, The SDR-IQ uses the hardware file quisk_hardware_sdriq.py and all the code is in Python. The old sdriqpkg directory has the file sdriq.c. I can send you sdriq.c if you don't have it. But

Thanks, Ben, for the heads up on the WIFI scans. Right now, I am using wired Ethernet on the Linux box, and no scans are set up at all on the Pico. I'll have to check this out when I finish getting

Hi Rob, Make sure you disable WiFi scans at both WiFi clients (APs do not scan) ... otherwise you will likely get periodic discontinuities as the WiFi clients briefly (e.g. ~100msec bursts every few

Hi, if no ATU is connected to HL2 and tuner is disabled (Hardware -> Antenna tuner = None) the ATU listbox on the main panel shows "ATU". If the listbox is clicked the text changes to "No ATU". I

Thanks Mike, I got my board back from JLCPCB and did some testing. It works okay over USB, but all the 1 uV birdies go away when I disconnect it from USB, so I was motivated to send the ADC data over

Hello Group, I just got back from a ski trip. I will try to catch up as soon as possible. Jim N2ADR

Try suppressing the flush. You can use an IOBytes buffer and then write the buffer out to file.? That's probably the best/fastest solution.

Hi Jim, My simple test to see how Python keeps up doesn't seem encouraging. I just did something simple like this: import os import serial port = "/dev/ttyACM0" baudRate = 460800 try: ser =

Hi Jim, I was looking at version 4.2.28 since I had the source handy, and was looking at sdriq.cpp as you recommended. I thought before I got to hacking around to try and get something going, I should

I've finally figured out how to do this: The variable can be accessed as "self.application.lastBand" from inside the function "UpdateText(self)"

The problem was solved as follows. #wFrame, h = frame.GetClientSize().Get()?# client window width wFrame = conf.window_width - 15

Hi group, I am trying to extend the following widget: https://github.com/haklein/hrctl/blob/main/hermes_widgets.py What I am trying to achieve is to automatically change the selected band on the

The value of?wFrame in the second line is incorrect at first, and after the second reboot it becomes correct.

This is very interesting information. I feel that it belongs in a document for people wanting to add support for their SDR to Hamlib. I have been reading the README.* files in the Hamlib repo. May I

Which compiler? With MSVC I assume since it does not have 'sys/time.h'. Your student need to use MinGW. But I've no experience with "pip install" and MinGW. Untested: "python setup.py build -c

Does anyone have any ideas on how to fix this problem? This is from ac2yd/remote.c(12). This is with Python 3.12.1. One of my students is having this issue. Rob KL7NA -- Rob Frohne, PhD PE School of

The reason rigctld emulation is a bad idea is that it changes over time.? And the client may want vfo mode or not so most every command has to be checked for VFO. A rig definition never changes --

In /g/n2adr-sdr/message/3043 we get a hint. You probably should read the whole thread when you get a chance. Personally I think emulating rigctld was a good idea, and I don't know why