On Mon, Nov 15, 2010 at 4:52 PM, Greg Zenger [N2GZ] <[email protected]>wrote:

> Eventually id like to see a modular version of PowerSDR that will allow us
> to write our own modules or 'plugins'. Then we can start porting or
> rewriting software for the digital modes that would be intimately tied in.
>
Virtual audio and serial port cables will eventually become a thing of the
> past. They are important at this stage of the game because they allow us to
> use existing software not specifically designed for PowerSDR.  In addition
> to digital modes, modules for logging and station control could bring
> everything you need to one screen.
>


Welcome to Deep Impact.



>
> Id like a GUI that is more customizable. I would customize it in such a way
> that I could setup different 'tabs' along the top of the PowerSDR screen
> for
> different modes of operation.  If I click on CW, I get skimmer like
> functionality, if I click on SSB id have access to more filter and eq
> settings. For contesting I would have a different configuration than for
> DXing, or just tuning casually around the bands. Id setup buttons for each
> antenna.  If the antenna didn't work on the band that I currently had
> selected, it would be 'greyed out'. Or maybe only the applicable antennas
> would show up.  The rotor for the selected antenna (if applicable) would
> then be controllable from some buttons that came up in the 'antenna
> controls' portion of the screen when that antenna was selected.
>
> I would also like to see graphics card acceleration for the waterfall
> display.  I would like to have the waterfall pan with the VFO as I tune
> around.  That way I don't get 'lost' when I click on a new station to work.
> (I understand that nothing will show up on the frequencies that were out of
> the pass band) I would like features such as CW skimmer, the Bandmap
> feature
> from N1MM, and even DX spots  to be embedded directly over the waterfall
> display in different layers that can be turned on or off. (like google
> earth)
>

Yup, yup, yup. All stuff we have been talking about for a couple of years.

>
>
>
> I would like real time 'DVR' type abilities, so I can jump back in time by
> a
> few seconds and decode the station that I saw start transmitting 10khz
> below
> me.
>
>
>
> Do I expect to see any of this for this year's holidays? Of course not.
>  But
> I do suspect we will see this sort of thing in the future. I haven't
> completely figured out what Deep Impact will be all about, but I have a
> feeling it will be a step in the right direction.
>
>
>
> Until then, I'll keep cobbling everything together using 30 different
> programs and hundreds of windows all over my screen.  It is fun to watch
> this evolve.
>

Right on bro!

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