--- In [email protected], Highq <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> yes you can if you have 2 sound card in your system, this is the
> way:
>
> - connect your SDR1K to the main SDR audio card (ex D44)
> - In PowerSDR setup select the unsupported audio card to use (the
> secondary audio card)
> (in this way PowerSDR look at this card and free the D44)
> - In SDRadio set D44 as input and D44 as output (the speaker must
> be here)
> - Turn ON SDR1K and start PowerSDR
> - Disable the SPUR REDUCTION in Power SDR (SDR1K now is tuned Hz by
> Hz)
> - Start SDRadio and set the frequency tuned at 11025Khz
> - Enjoy your listen with SDRradio and tune with PowerSDR, what you
> are listen is perfectly tuned.
To complement the correct steps given by Beppe, I would like to add
that you have in addition to check the choice "Swap I/Q channels".
Flexradio decided to not follow the otherwise almost general rule of
putting the I signal on the Left channel (the tip of the jack), and
the Q signal on the Right channel (the ring of the jack), but just the
opposite. That's why I implemented that reversing option.
About SDRadio not being able to change the frequency of the SDR1000
DDS, the reason is that SDRadio in not born tied to a specific
hardware. It is a general purpose SDR program, that you can use with
whatever HW you wish. In my other program Winrad I am following the
route of separate DLLs for supporting different hardware.
Presently I have implemented two of them, one for the SDR-14 receiver,
and the other (not released yet, will be shortly) for the I0CG SDR-X
receiver. Other DLLs will be implemented as the case and the
opportunity will present.
73 Alberto I2PHD
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