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SdrDX on OS X - Script for Ensemble RX II

Tom English All Messages By This Member #70460 Has anyone out there set up a Python routine to capture center freq info from SdrDX and send it out to the Ensemble II?
John KC9OJV All Messages By This Member #70461 I don't understand your question. John Kc9ojv Sent from John's Ipod
Jasmine Strong #70462 And we don't understand your answer, because you didn't quote any of the message you were replying to, and thus don't have a clue what you're talking about. If your iPod makes it hard to do this, don't use your iPod for email. -J. toggle quoted message Show quoted text On 2 Jan 2013, at 20:04, John Greusel <greusel@...> wrote: I don't understand your question. John Kc9ojv Sent from John's Ipod
Tom English All Messages By This Member #70514 Not getting a lot of response, I'll try to expand a little. I am running SdrDX on a MacBook Pro. It listens to the Ensemble RX II nicely. I would like to be able to tune (set the center frequency) of the RX II from within SdrDX. While SdrDX cannot talk directly to the RX II, it does send out messages including frequency changes. These can be captured in a Python routine. In theory we should be able to format these messages and pass them on to the RX II via USB. Hence my original question. toggle quoted message Show quoted text --- In softrock40@..., "tomenglish125" wrote: Has anyone out there set up a Python routine to capture center freq info from SdrDX and send it out to the Ensemble II?
John KC9OJV All Messages By This Member #70515 Sorry for the confusion- here's the original message. Has anyone out there set up a Python routine to capture center freq info from SdrDX and send it out to the Ensemble II? John KC9OJV toggle quoted message Show quoted text --- In softrock40@..., Jasmine Strong wrote: And we don't understand your answer, because you didn't quote any of the message you were replying to, and thus don't have a clue what you're talking about. If your iPod makes it hard to do this, don't use your iPod for email. -J. On 2 Jan 2013, at 20:04, John Greusel wrote: I don't understand your question. John Kc9ojv Sent from John's Ipod
Alan #70516 toggle quoted message Show quoted text ----- Original Message ----- Subject: [softrock40] Re: SdrDX on OS X - Script for Ensemble RX II Not getting a lot of response, I'll try to expand a little. I am running SdrDX on a MacBook Pro. It listens to the Ensemble RX II nicely. I would like to be able to tune (set the center frequency) of the RX II from within SdrDX. While SdrDX cannot talk directly to the RX II, it does send out messages including frequency changes. These can be captured in a Python routine. In theory we should be able to format these messages and pass them on to the RX II via USB. Hence my original question. --- In softrock40@..., "tomenglish125" wrote: Has anyone out there set up a Python routine to capture center freq info from SdrDX and send it out to the Ensemble II? I know nothing about this. But my first response is to use a search engine. "SdrDX frequency softrock" in Google gives results like Again I have no idea if this is relevant but I suggest this method if you get no reply. 73 Alan G4ZFQ
John KC9OJV All Messages By This Member #70517 I get it now Tom. I thought there already was a USB/Macintosh interface to the Softrocks? I'm fairly sure there was/is. It may have been for DSP Radio. There are a few Windows applications that are in the same boat and have become orphans ie. can't talk to the SI570. There are a few Mac users here so if you ask about Mac to Softrock interfaces you may get more response. John KC9OJV toggle quoted message Show quoted text --- In softrock40@..., "tomenglish125" wrote: Not getting a lot of response, I'll try to expand a little. I am running SdrDX on a MacBook Pro. It listens to the Ensemble RX II nicely. I would like to be able to tune (set the center frequency) of the RX II from within SdrDX. While SdrDX cannot talk directly to the RX II, it does send out messages including frequency changes. These can be captured in a Python routine. In theory we should be able to format these messages and pass them on to the RX II via USB. Hence my original question. --- In softrock40@..., "tomenglish125" wrote: Has anyone out there set up a Python routine to capture center freq info from SdrDX and send it out to the Ensemble II?
John KC9OJV All Messages By This Member #70519 Tom, This is the software I mentioned in my previous message- looks like he has a handle on it. John KC9OJV toggle quoted message Show quoted text --- In softrock40@..., "tomenglish125" wrote: Not getting a lot of response, I'll try to expand a little. I am running SdrDX on a MacBook Pro. It listens to the Ensemble RX II nicely. I would like to be able to tune (set the center frequency) of the RX II from within SdrDX. While SdrDX cannot talk directly to the RX II, it does send out messages including frequency changes. These can be captured in a Python routine. In theory we should be able to format these messages and pass them on to the RX II via USB. Hence my original question. --- In softrock40@..., "tomenglish125" wrote: Has anyone out there set up a Python routine to capture center freq info from SdrDX and send it out to the Ensemble II?
Peter Matsunaga All Messages By This Member #88944 Tom, Peter here - I have SdrDX working with an old MacBook Air and Ensemble RX II. I rewrote the python scripts supplied by the developer of SDRDX for python3 and have good transparent control over the Si570 through the USB port with a helper python3 tcp monitor program running as a daemon in background on the same macbook. If there is any interesest at all after all these years, lmk, be glad to share them. I am about 50% successful - the Sabrent USB audio device works well but I get only half the bandwidth... the mirror image problem. A behringer UCA202 works too but is no improvement. I will create a new thread since this one is like 9 years old!
Guy Mengel N1GMM All Messages By This Member #88945 Hi Peter, Yes please do create another thread. I am insterested in your python control scripts for the SI570. Thanks! Do you have a website -- guy (at) eastroad (dot) org -.-. --.- -.-. --.- -.. . \\|%\|/// \| ~ ~ \| ^( @ @ )^ ---------o000o--_/-o000o--------- N1GMM Have a good day!

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