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Some problems here on Ubuntu 18.04/64 bit and python 2.7 (but also python3). After make; make soapy; python setup.py build and sudo python setup.py install commands I get in /usr/local/bin a file

Hello Jim, Thanks for the input. The easiest solution is obviously for me to delete those fields of the UI. My understanding is that the RP implements the so called "Metis Protocol" . The difference

I updated the Linux installation instructions to cover Python2 and Python3. It is simplest if you use only one Python (2 or 3) and not both. Using both is possible, but will require some

Hello Peter, These fields are present because they are part of the Hermes protocol, and Red Pitaya implements the Hermes protocol. But that doesn't mean that the features exist in the hardware. If

Thank you Jim, it is going to be really useful. Something totally different now ; I would like to have the possibility to use the fields below in my redpitaya environment [image: image.png] As you

Hello Peter, I agree it would be good to have a start/stop button. I will work on this. I can't seem to get the Soapy Tx to work. I was hoping someone would figure out how to do it. I find Soapy very

Thanks Graeme! I was trying to adjust the Linux Initial Installation instructions at http://james.ahlstrom.name/quisk/docs.html#Installation for Python 3, so there was no "make" step involved. Perhaps

Hello Jim, I am using QUISK with the redpitaya as an SDR transceiver but also my rf- lab to generate test signals and/or make rf measurements in reception mode. As any test environment/set-up it

Hello Jim, When you compile use "make quisk3" for the compile command. If you wish to compile the soapy module, the end of the quisk compile gives you a message with the command. I downloaded the

Are there instructions for installing on Python 3 on Ubuntu? I tried adapting the existing instructions and eventually ended up with "sudo -H pip3 install --upgrade quisk" completing successfully, but

Hello Jim, Running well on Linux Mint 19.2 using Python 3.6 again thanks for the continued development. 73 de Graeme ZL2APV

Thanks to Martin Schaller for fixing a bug in the SoftRock Tx sound level. I fixed a bug in the HermesLite gateware program button traceback. This Quisk provides pre-built binaries for the Windows

Hi Graeme, I found Jim by googling "Linux SDR Software". Looking at his code I thought it would not be too difficult to get Softrock supported. Helmut and his group moved on to developing the R2T2

Hi Sid, In the early days pre softrock I had a sound card sdr made from CD4066's in parallel and an AD9850 vfo controlled with a PIC. I corresponded with Jim and he helped me to get it going with

My sentiments also. Thanks to Jim, when I was looking for a Linux program for Softrock, quisk looked a prime candidate and Jim responded. When DB1CC and others decided to develop HiQSDR based on Jim's

Hi Mike, My HL2's are on the LAN getting IP addresses via dhcp. However, I have my standalone HiQSDR 192.168.2.196 with ODROID-C2 connected? -- Ethernet (192.168.2.198 --> 192.168.2.196) and another

yes i did ... forwarded to group now ---------- Forwarded message --------- From: Michael Durkin <kc7noa@...> Date: Thu, Nov 14, 2019 at 2:52 PM Subject: Re: Gateware 20191028 Released To:

Hi, Installed Quisk 4.1.49 and tried to upload latest stable gateware for HL2 but the process failed when trying to erase the existing code in the EEPROM. Did not work with latest Spark either ...

I do not connect to HL2b9 after gateware loading ... i have not had a successful connect to Hermes light2 on any restart of quisk ... if i close quisk and start it will connect ... and i think that

Hello Jim, It works? a treat!!! I was really impressed at how the gateware can be loaded and the radio runs as soon as it is finished without a manual restart. Quisk is really a one stop shop for