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Here's a picture of the development environment here, in the middle you see the outstanding 30" HP monitor - resolution is 2560 by 1600 pixels!

 

I've been adding optional timestamps to the waterfall. Here you see very high resolution as well.

 

 

Here you see the BBC Radio 4 transmitter on 198kHz with the Economy 7 signal on the carrier. For more info: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economy_7

 

The data decoder from the well-known Digital Master 780 program is now part of the SDR-RADIO.com console. More information is available here.

 

 

A preview of version 1.1 is available here: http://www.sdr-radio.com/Downloads/BetaKits.aspx

 

This  is a 'warts and all' kit so that users can see that some progress is being made. There is also a lot of work taking place behind the scenes to support the new netSDR and SDR-X2. There should be a major announcement from RFspace before the end of August which will blow your socks off!

 

As part of the DSP design deep in the bowels of the console it's necessary to change the sample rate of the data being processed.

 

The general description of the polyphase resampling algorithm can be found, for example, in "Multirate Digital Signal Processing" by R. Crochiere and L.Rabiner, Prentice Hall, 1983.

 

By changing the code I use from an open source implementation to the implementation provided by Intel in the IPP library I've cleaned up the audio a great deal as shown in this screenshot - look at the AF Spectrum in the bottom left.

 

I saw the nice new TS-590S today at the Ham Radio show in Friedrichshafen (Germany). Looks very nice, I am sure it will sell by the shed load. Otherwise the show was a very big disappointment.

 

An advanced interface for scheduling recordings will be available in the 1.1 betas. For more information see the Recording page.

Here's a screenshot of the SDR-IP with a 2MHz sample rate, just to prove that it can be done!
 

I'm now starting the HF radio integration, with luck it'll be available for testing within two weeks.

  • Kenwood, Elecraft, Yaesu (new) radios
  • Use SDR connected to IF out or kept in sync with the HF radio
  • Simple to use
  • Complex to code

Let's see what happens :)

 

Version 1.0 has now been released.

  • Many thanks to everyone who helped find the bugs and also those who provided invaluable feedback.
  • Source code is archived and stored in Switzerland, England and the USA.
  • Now for two weeks of holidays!

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