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Would appreciate direction on this.? Right now, I turn off the desktop, plug in either SDR, reboot, then select the correct one in HDSDR's "init" tab, reboot and then the right one is there.? I believe they are both using the same driver, but not sure how to install to make the LF one separate from the HF.? Also, I keep having to recalibrate in HDSDR if switching out the HF unit for LF or vice versa.

Just would like to keep both connected simultaneously and then switch to one or the other for use.

Thanks in advance for your help.

On 24/06/2021 15:38, JonI via groups.io wrote:

Would appreciate direction on this.? Right now, I turn off the desktop, plug in either SDR, reboot, then select the correct one in HDSDR's "init" tab, reboot and then the right one is there.? I believe they are both using the same driver

Also on that site how to set HDSDR profiles. (Installing and...)

73 Alan G4ZFQ

Thanks, Alan, I'll look into this right away.? Jon

Ok, finally got it!? Thanks! What was throwing me off was that in HDSDR when I brought up CFGSR and went to the "Init" tab, try to set one SDR or the other as HF or LF, it would default back to HF no matter which one was connected.? This didn't seem to matter though as ABPF has changed to the appropriate ones as well as the LO config.? By changing the serial, I now have calibration staying intact too.

One thing I did overlook though.? Although either unit can now be selected from the USB tab and started in HDSDR, one thing I overlooked was the phono cable from the unit to the sound card.? I have to physically unplug it and the plug in to whatever SDR is active.? Not sure there's any way around this other than another sound card, which I don't have.? Is it possible to split the cable from the sound card and share with both SDRs?

Jon

I brought up CFGSR and went to the "Init" tab, try to set one SDR or the other as HF or LF, it would default back to HF

Jon,

As mentioned on my page the init tab does not read the Softrock.

Is it possible to split the cable from the sound card and

share with both SDRs?

Possibly not a good idea.
A second USB sound device is easy, then both can be run together.

73 Alan G4ZFQ

Hello JonI,

Thursday, June 24, 2021

I believe you will have to run multiple sound cards, that's how do it.


Best regards,
Chris 2E0ILY mailto:chris@...


Jvgi> Ok, finally got it! Thanks! What was throwing me off was that in HDSDR
Jvgi> when I brought up CFGSR and went to the "Init" tab, try to set one SDR
Jvgi> or the other as HF or LF, it would default back to HF no matter which
Jvgi> one was connected. This didn't seem to matter though as ABPF has
Jvgi> changed to the appropriate ones as well as the LO config. By changing
Jvgi> the serial, I now have calibration staying intact too.

Jvgi> One thing I did overlook though. Although either unit can now be
Jvgi> selected from the USB tab and started in HDSDR, one thing I overlooked
Jvgi> was the phono cable from the unit to the sound card. I have to
Jvgi> physically unplug it and the plug in to whatever SDR is active. Not
Jvgi> sure there's any way around this other than another sound card, which I
Jvgi> don't have. Is it possible to split the cable from the sound card and
Jvgi> share with both SDRs?

Jvgi> Jon


Jvgi> On 6/24/21 11:53 AM, Alan G4ZFQ wrote:

On 24/06/2021 15:38, JonI via groups.io wrote:

Would appreciate direction on this. Right now, I turn off the
desktop, plug in either SDR, reboot, then select the correct one in
HDSDR's "init" tab, reboot and then the right one is there. I
believe they are both using the same driver

Also on that site how to set HDSDR profiles. (Installing and...)

73 Alan G4ZFQ

Jvgi>