[Elecraft] LP PAN and "Point and Click"

[N8LP]

Actually, there a number of folks running multiple instances of
LP-PAN/PowerSDR, both with two K3s and with a K3 with KRX3. It is not
terribly difficult if you are computer savvy, and requires a newish PC (duo
or quad core), but there is nothing in either program which prevents
multiple instances and nothing that prevents multiple sound cards. LP-Bridge
even provides the ability to launch two instances of PowerSDR at start-up.
Check the archives of the LP-PAN User Group for some feedback on this
process.

There are some new developments coming with updated versions of PowerSDR for
panadapter use, and a new LP-Bridge. Things go a little slower in summer
with vacations, family commitments, etc., but development is definitely
continuing on several fronts.

73,
Larry N8LP




Eric Tichansky wrote:
> 
> 
> I would find a "hybrid" solution more useful, ie. stand-alone or capable 
> of interfacing w/ a PC.  The current problem I run into now is that 
> there is no "practical" way to run two LP-PANs (specifically PowerSDR) 
> on one PC, one for each of two K3s.  I've tested doing so w/ one 
> instance of PowerSDR in a VMware container, but additional bandwidth 
> limitations (virtual sound device), delays, et.al. are less than 
> optimum.  With two stand-alone units, there wouldn't be a particular 
> PC-related limitation, but then "point-and-click" may be lost.  Though, 
> as I understand it, there were plans to use a "tuning" knob on the front 
> panel with push capability to jump to K3 to the freq. were the on-screen 
> marker is located.
> 
> Eric NO3M
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