Thanks Tom, I'm Impressed !!!. Looking forward to the final product.
Adrian .v k4tux
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Subject: Re: RE: [Elecraft] P3 for Windows anyone? [END of Thread]
Heres a teaser...recorded
Well things are moving pretty fast. The application is almost finished, just
cleaning and polishing up.
I have put up a video at my new website taken with camtasia. Thing is the
program is much more responsive than it seems. Camtasiia slows things down
by at least a factor of 10! The
Ok, I have run into a few logistics issues that I hope someone can assist
with.
In order for the P3 to control the K3 it must maintain communications via a
serial link. Thus one needs to use a com port sharing program such as
LP-Bridge or LP-Bridge 2. This works fine within the design parameters
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Hi Tom,
This looks like a cool project. :=)
On Sat, 2012-04-14 at 23:31 -0700, tomb18 wrote:
In order for the P3 to control the K3 it must maintain communications via a
serial link. Thus one needs to use a com port sharing program such as
LP-Bridge or LP-Bridge 2. This works fine within
No bug, just forgot the leading 0 on the ref level.
Plan for the markers in the first release: When you click on the marker
button, it will turn red. You can then use the mouse to click on the
spectrum at any point which will place a mark. Clicking again on the
button will change it to normal
Thanks Eric,
If anyone knows how to stream video to a remote web browser using DirectShow
filters, please drop me an email.
Thanks
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Instead of? I have an LP-Pan (and an appropriate sound card), also 2
PMSDR, both of which work. I ama very space-limited, and got tired of
the little critters skating around on the desk. I also like the tight
integration of the P3 with the K3. It seems to me OK to have a Subaru
and a Kia in
Well, I believe I've answered your twice-asked question. Here is further
elaboration. You have made a number of faulty deductions: e.g. (1)
assuming I don't like the way it works, [re the P3; not true]; (2)
assuming that the LP-Pan that seems to work the way you want it to,'
[not true]; (3)
This project is for fun and also will allow me to use my pan adapter remotely
I hope.
One thing I neglected to mention, you will need a VGA capture board to get
the video onto the pc.
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Third, with the exception of NaP3, available software for LP-Pan or
any of the SDRs is terribly designed and tends to take up an entire
screen in itself.
NaP3 is just as bad as any of the other software for LP-PAN (or any
other IF/soundcard based
I was curious why you didn't mention this at first -- I was trying to figure
your intent in your design. I used to work with frame grabbers a long time ago
(late 1980s) on very expensive graphics equipment (over $100K per screen). A
frame grabber back then was a $20,000 option. Yes, I know
There are not too many frame grabbers out there which support VGA. The one I
am using is an Avermedia Game Broadcaster HD PCIe board. It has VGA in and
HDMI as well. It will support up to 1920x1080x60 with no flicker, delays
etc. It costs around $140. Of course once you add up the
Folks, Time to end this thread.
73,
Eric
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To clarify a bit - This posting was intended to close the thread of
criticisms and somewhat un-cordial pro/con discussion on the topic. It
was not meant to negatively impact the original author of this thread.
He can feel free to post updates and ask additional questions as needed.
Please
Good show. These f
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On Apr 10, 2012, at 6:11 PM, Eric Swartz - WA6HHQ, Elecraft
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To clarify a bit - This posting was intended to close the thread of
criticisms and somewhat un-cordial pro/con discussion on the topic. It
was not meant to
Meant to say these apps, etc make it all more fun.
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To clarify a bit - This posting was intended to close the thread of
criticisms and somewhat un-cordial pro/con discussion on the topic.
I would like to see the P3 Display RTTY text.
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Sounds like an interesting project Tom. I had to give up my dual monitor
setup to run the p3vga. It is quite addictive to see the full screen. But I
run a lot of supporting software and have to run some minimized that I would
like to keep more visible. Anyway, I would be happy to try out whatever
Mike...
This topic is a rebirth of a thread that ran a month or two ago--I
feel exactly the same way as you do, and for much the same reasons: my
operating computer also serves in a number of other capacities, and I
really hate the idea of giving up my second monitor to the sole use of
...I hate the idea of giving up my second monitor to the sole use of the
P3...
Hmmm.
This is starting to sound a lot like LP-Pan to me.
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On Sun, Apr 8, 2012 at 9:05 AM, tomb18 tom...@videotron.ca wrote:
1) Real time display of the P3 screen in a Windows 7 window, supporting
resolutions of the SVGA with up-scaling and down-scaling.
2) Control of span, scale, averaging, reference level and the ability to
assign the settings of
I find that to be an odd project, given that the selling point of the P3
was its ability to provide users with a tightly integrated (with the K3)
spectrum display with its own control software that did not require a
computer to function. If what you propose is what someone wanted, why
No kidding...
But now, I'll have both.
And it will cost more than an LP-Pan, but when I want to pack up and go, I
still don't need the computer.
Anyhow it's a fun project.
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