On Nov 10, 2010, at 10:05, Tim Ellison wrote:
The 1500 will work amazing well on very low end systems (ATOM
processors), but (there is always a caveat) with those systems you
have to be mindful of the bloatware that is running on them too
(virus checkers, antivirus, programs that "phone home" over the
Interweb, etc..) and make sure the 1500 is not connected on the
same USB controller as your mouse and/or keyboard, as they will
interfere with the isochronous I/Q data flow between the radio and
PowerSDR.
http://kc.flexradio.com/KnowledgebaseArticle50459.aspx
When I ran the USB checker program on my Dell laptops, I find 2
different USB hubs. One of them appears to be used for internal
purposes - e.g,. hard drive? The other hub is connected to all 3
external USB ports. Hence, there is no chance that one could avoid
the same USB hub as used by the Flex-1500.
I suppose an external PCMCIA-style plugin card might be used, with it
furnishing another USB hub? I don't know.
The only difference between the 3 external USB ports is the order in
which they are presented to the USB hub.
- de Dave, N7AIG
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