Hi All,
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I am running my RFSpace SDR-IP and Icom 756 Pro3 with an Elad switch box via SDR-Radio by Simon HB9DRV simultaneously with Log4OM, MixW and Bandmaster using a VSP splitter from Eterlogic and they all play very well together.
Seems that the free Eterlogic VSP Manager only works with 32 bit Windows and to use it with a 64 bit system there is a cost! However having checked there does not appear to be a viable alternative so perhaps the US$25 cost is acceptable for the Eterlogic 64 bit version?
SDR-Radio with Log4OM
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This may be of some interest?
http://code.google.com/p/powersdr-iq/downloads/list
See signed version need by Microsoft 7/8 for device drivers
This avoids system modifications for device driver install
What mean ? See price list on:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WHQL_Testing
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Code_signing
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http://code.google.com/p/powersdr-iq/downloads/list
See signed version need by Microsoft 7/8 for device drivers
This avoids system modifications for device driver install
What mean ? See price list on:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WHQL_Testing
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Code_signing
Sandro IW3RAB
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Re:SDR-Radio with Log4OM
Thanks Fellas but I don't believe either one provides a splitter?
73 Terry G4POP
Re:SDR-Radio with Log4OM
I use the 64 bit version of Eterlogic VSP Manager.G4POP wrote:Hi All,
Seems that the free Eterlogic VSP Manager only works with 32 bit Windows and to use it with a 64 bit system there is a cost! However having checked there does not appear to be a viable alternative so perhaps the US$25 cost is acceptable for the Eterlogic 64 bit version?
The only thing the 64 bit version does VS the 32 bit version is to ask you to buy a licence via a popup screen. just click "No" and then "OK" on the next popup and you are ready to go.
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Re:SDR-Radio with Log4OM
LA9FFA wrote:I use the 64 bit version of Eterlogic VSP Manager.G4POP wrote:Hi All,
Seems that the free Eterlogic VSP Manager only works with 32 bit Windows and to use it with a 64 bit system there is a cost! However having checked there does not appear to be a viable alternative so perhaps the US$25 cost is acceptable for the Eterlogic 64 bit version?
The only thing the 64 bit version does VS the 32 bit version is to ask you to buy a licence via a popup screen. just click "No" and then "OK" on the next popup and you are ready to go.
Missed that, TU
73 Terry G4POP
Re: Re:SDR-Radio with Log4OM
Yes, hub, splitter, network copy, rfc2217, multiplexer and many other functions.G4POP wrote:Thanks Fellas but I don't believe either one provides a splitter?
The syntax is not immediate.
com0com provide only virtual serial device and a lot of base settings.
In my PC I create the follow:
Virtual port pair 0 : COM12 <--> CNCB0
Virtual port pair 1: COM13 <--> CNCB1
The additional programs com2tcp and hub4com provide connections. The programs work in user mode and not need to be SIGNED.
Now I can do a connection from my real COM3:
hub4com --bi-route=0:1,2 --baud=9600 --stop=2 --parity=no \\.\COM3 \\.\CNCB0 \\.\CNCB1
The result from program printout is:
COM3 Open("\\.\COM3", baud=9600, data=8, parity=no, stop=2, octs=on, odsr=off, ox=off, ix=off, idsr=off, ito=0) - OK
CNCB0 Open("\\.\CNCB0", baud=9600, data=8, parity=no, stop=2, octs=on, odsr=off, ox=off, ix=off, idsr=off, ito=0) - OK
CNCB1 Open("\\.\CNCB1", baud=9600, data=8, parity=no, stop=2, octs=on, odsr=off, ox=off, ix=off, idsr=off, ito=0) - OK
Route data COM3(0) --> CNCB0(1) CNCB1(2)
Route data CNCB0(1) --> COM3(0)
Route data CNCB1(2) --> COM3(0)
Route flow control COM3(0) --> CNCB0(1) CNCB1(2)
Route flow control CNCB0(1) --> COM3(0)
Route flow control CNCB1(2) --> COM3(0)
Started COM3(0)
Started CNCB0(1)
Started CNCB1(2)
Now on COM12 and COM13 I can use programs that dialogue with COM3.
The communication is valid until I stop hub4com
The possibilities tend to infinity without using TCP.
Sandro IW3RAB
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Re: SDR-Radio with Log4OM
Hi,
Also have a look at this:
http://www.hhdsoftware.com/free-virtual-serial-ports
73,
Claus, EI7JZ/OE6CLD
Also have a look at this:
http://www.hhdsoftware.com/free-virtual-serial-ports
73,
Claus, EI7JZ/OE6CLD
Claus, OE6CLD/DJ0DX/EI7JZ
Re: SDR-Radio with Log4OM
Thank Clause for information.EI7JZ wrote:Hi,
Also have a look at this:
http://www.hhdsoftware.com/free-virtual-serial-ports
73,
Claus, EI7JZ/OE6CLD
I will try in next weeks.
The program I try is the top, can do all, but the impact is how to hit a wall
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Re: Re:SDR-Radio with Log4OM
Hi Sandro,IW3RAB wrote:Yes, hub, splitter, network copy, rfc2217, multiplexer and many other functions.G4POP wrote:Thanks Fellas but I don't believe either one provides a splitter?
The syntax is not immediate.
com0com provide only virtual serial device and a lot of base settings.
The additional programs com2tcp and hub4com provide connections. The programs work in user mode and not need to be SIGNED.
Sandro IW3RAB
Thanks for that and you are correct it is not immediately obvious how to use it but once you know it does virtually everything, if you will pardon the pun
73 Terry G4POP