SDRplay Panadapter Webinar
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
- This Webinar showed you how you can set up a panadapter using an RSP and your rig. It is a useful reference resource - wind forward to a relevant topic, prompted by the slide backdrop as a guide.
The slides shown can be downloaded from here: www.sdrplay.co...
For information on other webinars on SDR topics, go to: www.sdrplay.co...
See the full list of SDRplay videos and applications documents on: www.sdrplay.co...
The RSP family of SDRs from SDRplay cover 1kHz to 2 GHz with no gaps and give up to 10MHz spectrum visibility.
SDRplay is a UK company. The RSP SDR receivers are made in the UK and can be purchased for worldwide delivery directly from www.sdrplay.com/
(click on purchase and select your country to view shipping costs) or you can buy from any of our worldwide resellers listed here: www.sdrplay.com...
Many of the resellers offer local free shipping and/or local language technical support.
The SDRplay CZcams Channel is: / sdrplayrsp
Rare video that finally displays the so important details of the setup with an SDR play ! Great job!
Great video! Hello from GREENVILLE Texas. I am an Oggy (I follow Dave Casler as well). I used his instruction to help prepare me for my Tech/General license. I tested in January at Cowtown HamFest. Cheers. 73!
Steve, your video is an excellent summary of techniques for the main use cases your users are working on. I did not notice the resemblance between you and Dave Casler until you mentioned it, but it is quite remarkable. 73 de K6DHP
Dan Page Thank you, Dan! Yeah, a few people have commented on the resemblance.
this was an awesome video. every question I had was answered. just ordered a dedicated microtower computer to go with my icom 718. will go to HRO to get the sdr tomorrow and the adapters
Absolutely brilliant so thanks very much for doing this, made things a lot easier to understand as this is exactly what I'm wanting to do.
You and Dave Casler being misidentified and confused for each other! Funny! You two handsome devils. One of you should be insulted. I just don't know which one! Thanks for the instruction. I'm trying to get my head around this whole SDR thing. Every bit helps. ...jim...WA7VVV
Fantastic explanation. Thank you so much.
Outstanding video
Is there any place that shows how to set the IF ? Also need to know why clicking on the spectrum does not change radio frequency.
Wow! Am I glad I found this!
Thanks Steve, really informative video, great. I've just fitted a hupf PA board into my Yaesu FT857D feeding my SDRPlay 1a using SDRUno. I've set up the IF to that for the rig, which is 68.33 MHz. However, the signal I'm hearing on rig and SDR are always displaced by a few KHz. Any ideas on the cause and a fix? Many thanks!
Very useful, Thank you!
Thank you for making this video. It was very helpful. I am trying to set up a Kenwood TS940S. I will be starting with using the IF output #2. If this does not work, I will get the MFJ antenna switch.
Thanks a lot for this, it answered many of my questions as an amateur returning to ham radio. G6XIB
Great Video. Thanks for making it.
Do you have details on setup for a radio with IF output? I have the FTDX-5000 and wish to use the IF output but don't see a way to offset the displayed frequency to reflect that.
Thanks for an informative Webinar de GM0CQV
Get on with it, please !
I have the Yaesu DX-3000 that has the capability of connecting the SDR-Play. Also I would like to connect the MFJ-1708B for double protection. Question: Is that feasible, and if so, what connections would I have to alter/make to my transceiver and SDR Play? Thanks! Regards, BobbyC
Would this work with my old Kenwood TS570D ?
what about filters? Is I use NB or NR Notch etc etc... Im using the SDR filter or radio filter?
What port in my FT891 should I use with that MFJ-1708's control port? Thanks
On Yaesu's you need the TX GND signal. You should find it on the TUN/LIN connector.
hi its all up and running , my stored frequency's will not change when i click in them at all ,i tried with rig sync off but still want change any ideas ,was all ok before
MCTR
@@SDRplayRSP many thanks for you help !
Hallo, I'm using SDRplay2 with YAESU FT 2000. The connection between the 2 device is with a buffer after IF of RTX. I use Omnirig and VSPE. This is the problem: the frequency of the rtx and the program sdr are different . The difference is about 5,6 Khz up for SDR. I tried to do a calibration but nothing changed. What can I do ? Thanks IW!DAL
Are you using the IF shift feature of the FT-2000? The frequency displayed by SDRuno will match the rig frequency reported via Omnirig, however I thought the maximum offset from the rig was only about 1kHz. Do you see the same offset if you use another mode like AM, not SSB? There's really no way around this unless we add the capability to program an offset into SDRuno and then you'd have to manually change it every time you change the offset on the rig. This is one reason why we prefer using a full spectrum input to the SDR via an external T/R switch. This will also allow you to monitor other bands simultaneously regardless of which band the FT-2000 is using.
@@elansteve Yes I'm using IF shift of FT 2000 and a buffer to have the signal out from my Yaesu to SDRplay2 (IF 69450000 Hz)
Superb video, I've ordered and RSP-1a on the back of it. Looking forward to using it with my Yaesu FTDX101MP and as I run everything with HRD that was a nice bonus bit added in your video. I am now wondering whether I can use the virtual com port to also hook in N1MM logger alongside HRD for contesting, do you know if I would need the Pro version of the virt com port software to achieve this?
I suggest using VSPE, this will create the pair. You also need to create a spiltter within VSPE "splitting" the virtual com port and assigning it over to N1MM
@@SDRplayHamGuides Thanks very much I will check it out :)
How about another session on using the SDRPlay on boat anchors like Collins, Drake and other non-computer controlled radios. 73 N6OIL
I believe you need to IF tap the radio and have SDRuno sit on the IF output frequency. Since the RSP is sitting on the IF you would just spin the VFO of the radio .
Fantastic, can you give me some advice on the best connection for the 5000 i have a splitter on the RX in and out, when i key the SDR play picks up the signal but i think its just a proximity thing
david millward there will always be some feedthrough, as long as the level is below 0dm (which it should be in your configuration) there is no problem. You should also see the yellow “RF MUTE” indication in the RX Control panel, and audio will be muted.
@@SDRplayRSP Hello so when i key up in the db meter in the main sd window the snr reads 66DB and i see the signal? is this ok this is with tuner 1 selected and is attached between rx in and out if i select tuner 2 on the SDR its the same
is the spectrum analyzer software working on the rspdx yet ?
Yes, it's here: www.sdrplay.com/spectrum-analyser
My Kenwood 590S has the DRV jack on the back...can the 590S be set up the same way as the SG ?
No, on the 590S the DRV jack cannot be configured as an RX output. Use an external T/R switch instead, E.g. MFJ-1708B-SDR