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Yes, of course. Thanks for the comment. There is an interesting nuance, the values with # are in the drop-down list. If there are several of them, then you can select any of them. Then the selected

The # is a comment line -- not a variable.? If you want that option you fill it in and remove the '#'. Mike W9MDB

For example, in quisk_conf_default.py for SoftRock. String variables have character '#' at the beginning, but numeric variables do not. The decryption is done by the function ParserConf in

You should read the paragraph "Adding Custom Hardware to the Config/Radius Screen" at the link https://james.ahlstrom.name/quisk/docs.html . Jim has already made a folder for you. You should put this

Thanks Jim, I'm using Ubuntu Linux and have been having this issue multiple times on multiple computers. I usually use laptops. It doesn't seem to be a function of the monitor or screen. It may be an

Hello Rob, I have attached the directory sdrtrxpkg/. Create this directory in the same directory as quisk.py. It is an example file that will add a new radio "SdrTrx" to the menu and enable you to

For the Hermes-Lite2 the inhibit Tx function (CN8) now releases the Spot button. Quisk displays the band plan below the X-axis as colored bars, and there are eighteen possible colors. If you hover the

Hi Jim, I have added my radio and it is working just fine with the base radio as "Fixed Softrock" (on the Radios tab, where it is labeled "Add a new radio with the" and I select Softrock), but my

The widgets file for a given radio only controls what is shown in the last line on the screen. To control the Config/radio/Hardware screen you need to add another radio to quisk_conf_defaults.py and

Hi Jim, et. al., After thinking about doing this math in my routine, the only nice thing about doing it that way that makes sense to me is I don't have to go read the code and figure out where the DSP

Thanks, Jim, Would it be better to make my own correction in the Python hardware file assuming I can make it fast enough? The paper I cited in my other question shows how if you assume it is a linear

Hello Rob, By GUI I guess you mean the Config/radio/Hardware screen. You can change this to anything you want by creating another "Radio" in the file quisk_conf_defaults.py. There are many radios

If you're using the 'soundcard' route for capturing an I/Q stream from your SDR, consider using the Pan in your OS' mixer for that input if available, or adjust L/R on that input independently if to

Hello Rob, A dependency on RF frequency can come about from an imbalance in the power splitter from the antenna or in the two mixers operating at RF. Please see the documentation under "SoftRock" and

Quisk realy does need an auto image scheme based on a user defined frequency span from previously resolved I-Q balance. [email protected]> wrote:

Hi All, I am having problems with images in my near-zero IF (SoftRock) type receiver. I am still pursuing the hardware problem that is causing the imbalance and consequential poor image rejection, but

Hi Jim, I am fiddling around trying to make Quisk fit the experimental radio<https://github.com/frohro/SDR-TRX> I am playing with. This transceiver is similar to a SoftRock, but uses its onboard ADC,

I added the get_level Hamlib command "l STRENGTH". It returns the S-meter reading. I finally found some Hamlib documentation, often not an easy task. ?The return value of STRENGTH is in dB with zero

Hi Jim, et. al., While playing around with the SDR-TRX, I found the scope view very useful. Thanks for including it. There does appear to be a bug when you first start Quisk, and switch to the scope

I think I'm past this problem and on to others now. At least I'm getting a spectral display and audio. It is a lot louder that I expected and some other issues I need to look into now. 73, Rob KL7NA