Hi John, Thanks for the info. I hadn't got my hopes up for using the rig as an SDR, but I was mostly curious about what software I might be able to run on it, and what other

Good Morning, I am interested in your product and I would like to know were I could download the following: * complete toolchain that made the kernel and applications be compiled (gcc, binutils,

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I would use a friendly arm to connect to the udr :P

The USB Ports are powered by a 12 to 5V buck regulator and specced for the full 500ma x 4 = 2A. Bryan

In line. Marvell PXA168 Currently 256 MB, may be 512 MB in production, depending on price curve for memory microSD - probably 4 GB. It is user replaceable (not recommended), but not easily

I would recommend powering it separately (either directly or through a USB hub), but the USB connection is there and its a matter of having a driver (Debian Linux). A simple text based interface

Hi Everybody, I know it's early days and all... and I'm probably thinking way too much this early on in development... I've been thinking of ways to control the UDR56K-4 without having a PC

Hi, Can we get any ideas on what processor architecture, amount of RAM and internal storage the device will have, please. Even the vaguest hints are welcome at this stage. I'm wondering if gnuradio

Thanks for that. John EI7IG

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Look in Files

Don't read too much into the table entries. That system was set up for software testing using an external 1200 TNC on my existing 220 Gateway.

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The screen shot is in Files

This is a quick screen shot of what the interface for winlink mail looks like. There will be more detail in the upcoming app note on the website. Let's walk thru it. When I sit at my home station

In less than 3 weeks we have exceeded 300 members on the list. It's gratifying to see the interest in this new radio and the great ideas and comments coming to the list. Keep those creative juices

I'll try to check in using my IC-91A via the W8TEN node here, but I can't promise I won't fall asleep durig the net (or before). I will probably be on that net the Thursday before Field Day (the 21)

Here is the manual for the AMBE 3000 (the 3003 is the same but with three vocoder paths) -- http://www.dvsinc.com/manuals/AMBE-3000_manual.pdf On page 84 see the footnotes. The marketing literature

The 3000 does support P25 P1 and P2, and DMR per there web site. The 3003 will also support the dPMR (the protocol that the new Yaesu radio is using) AMBE+2 and beond are said to be backwards