It's all about the Software

I note that you have different settings for the FFT. Your line rates and other settings (lower right of waterfall area) show the different settings. Fiddle with them to get them the same if possible and see what happens. It looks like with 3.3 you've picked up some problems. Let's try to make all th...

(Error analysis widget stuck in my head keyed in. I can't help it.) How accurate are you trying to get. In the world of the physics class SDR implementation with (near) infinite precision and resolution and one single oscillator in the front end you should be precisely on target if you pick a freque...

For calibration of what? For front end frequency calibration is this better than setting DSB on WWV and listening for the zero beat? And that is not a very good calibration; but, better than any other HF stations. For VHF and above your best calibration depends on the country you are in. This is usu...

Maybe open a new bug report for that last item. But, it might be a race condition among the various processes all talking to each other here. But, it might be within SDRC. And only Simon can add logging for this issue. Some radios are insanely sensitive to receiving too many commands too quickly. So...

If it is not broken anymore, don't fix it. I'm glad we got it working for you.

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I suspect I want to dig around what the Pro series uses as the digital IF. I suspect they fudge things a little. You might see some more expected numbers and settings results if you use the real IF you found. If that front end is an old rtlsdr such as an E400 tuner or one of the early R820T units fr...

Some of this is train of thought typing. Please bear with me and slog through to the end. ICOM may do something funkity. I wish my Pro II was still functional so I could try to take some measurements. I never used it that way. I'd have used a tap off the antenna feed or a separate antenna. SDRC move...

If you have a radio that changes its IF frequency depending on mode I suspect you will have extreme annoyance while running SDRConsole due to the issue you have. The SDRC in panadaptor use presumes the radio has a fixed IF. I am wondering if you are misreading some of the "Receiver" displa...

If the LAN connection is wireless change it to wired and see what happens. The Pluto requires a low level (iio?) driver be installed as I recall. If that is not installed there might be some problems. Plutos need an external power supply to work well on TX. The single USB2 power source is not enough...

Not supported because Pluto has transmit facilities. The server does not support transmitters (at this time).

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