Difference between revisions of "Ghpsdr Requests"
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| − | Full 1-60 mHz Bandscope | + | * Full 1-60 mHz Bandscope |
| − | Spectrum display at 48000 kHz, 96000 kHz and 192000 kHz | + | * Spectrum display at 48000 kHz, 96000 kHz and 192000 kHz |
| − | Waterfall display the same as above | + | * Waterfall display the same as above |
| − | Time domain scope | + | * Time domain scope |
| − | Phase display | + | * Phase display |
| − | Audio gain control | + | * Audio gain control |
| − | Audio pan control | + | * Audio pan control |
| − | Sub receiver with in the same passband - allows listening to two signals at the same time, with | + | * Sub receiver with in the same passband - allows listening to two signals at the same time, with separate gain and pan controls. |
Revision as of 10:35, 15 August 2009
Features
ghpsdr is a GUI interface developed for hpsdr specifically on Linux platforms.
Flat layout
The design had a couple of goals, follow the simple flat layout for a radio interface in GTK+.
No Jack
The second big design goal is to implement the code without Jack. Jack is a Linux program for interconnecting audio devices. When installed and running it provides an effect and convenient patch board. However the installation and set-up of Jack is problematic for many users and created a substantial impediment to users of Linux radio GUI's.
Feature list
- Full 1-60 mHz Bandscope
- Spectrum display at 48000 kHz, 96000 kHz and 192000 kHz
- Waterfall display the same as above
- Time domain scope
- Phase display
- Audio gain control
- Audio pan control
- Sub receiver with in the same passband - allows listening to two signals at the same time, with separate gain and pan controls.
