I am using rocky more or less as described and it sure works well. 73 On Wed, May 21, 2008 at 4:21 PM, kb9yig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Good Morning All, > > The Rocky 3.4 SDR software is ideal for use with the v8.3 Lite+Xtall > receiver. The Multi-Band selection on the DSP Settings page together > with some editing of the Rocky.ini file can provide easy center > frequency selection. > > The Rocky.ini file Multi-Band center frequency selection lines may be > expanded to include 40 lines for each of the center frequencies > covered in Tom's v2.5 code. Since the v2.5 code results in a two > step operation to select a center frequency on the v8.3 board, each > ini file line could look like the following example: > > 1.820_MHz_160-BPF_B-0_F-0000=1820000 > > What would then appear in the Rocky Multi-Band center frequency > selection list would be: > > 1.820 MHz 160-BPF B-0 F-0000 > > This would remind the user that he needs to have the 160m BPF board > plugged onto the v8.3 receiver board, bank 0 needs to be selected at > the DIP switch and the frequency selection at the DIP switch is 000 > which could correspond to 1.820 MHz. > > I have tested Rocky 3.4 with the Rocky.ini center frequency table > filled out to 40 entries and Rocky does collect and save the I/Q > balance data for entry 40 in the file. > > 73, > Tony KB9YIG > > > -- Jose Bonanca (CT1aos)
