> 
>   D.J.
> 
>   no, you are not wrong. You should see a spectrum differentiated in
>its negative part from the positive one. If you don't, then that >means
>that you are not feeding Winrad with a correct couple of I/Q signals.
>Either one of them is missing, or the two are equal.
> 
>Are you perhaps using a laptop ? Many today's laptop do not have a
>true line stereo input, but just a microphone input, which is mono,
>and in this case just one signal reaches the ADC on the sound chip.
>Or, if you use a true stereo input, check the connectors and the
>cables, and possibly the PCB board. If you have a dual trace
>oscilloscope, look at the I/Q signals in chopped (not alternate) >mode,
> so to have a feeling of their phase relationship and their >amplitudes.
> Check if one of them is much lower in amplitude than the other.
> 
> Those are the most probable causes of what you are observing.
> 
> 73  Alberto  I2PHD
>


 Hi everyone and especially Alberto!
 
 I'm also experiencing the same problem, but I noticed that taking one
of the signals off (I or Q) makes it worse. So I have some attenuation
for the image, but not enough. I also tried the phase and amplitude
adjustments but couldn't cancel out the image better than it was. For
example, I can see the same CW station bouncing at both sides -/+40
kHz. I tested the delay tab at the phase adjustment tool and sometimes
it seemed to help a little bit with the phase adjustments. 

 I checked the RX I and Q outputs with scope, they were nicely 90
degrees separated and their amplitude was pretty much the same (to the
bare eye in the scope screen).

 I know this is my fault, not the software :) I'm using EMU 0404
192-kHz 24-bit card with ASIO drivers and have noticed that playing
with asio isn't one of the most easiest things in world :) One of the
first things of course was to check the PAN ajustments which were
correct - fully left and fully right.

 Alberto, I2PHD, thank you for sharing this great great software!!! I
just installed it yesterday (bascially because of this thread) and I'm
very pleased what I see. You guys have done some really awesome work
there!!!!


73 de Janne, OH1GTF


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