[Premium-Rx] better receivers.
John P Ceresole
veloce at tcp.co.uk
Sun Feb 6 19:20:52 EST 2005
Hi Paul
The USB-GP-IB Converters are available from National Instruments for ~ 1000
US$ (in the UK) less if you have an old PC GP-IB card (NI of course) to
trade in.
I have a friend - nay ex-colleague who wrote software that drove Receivers
using DOS 5.00/6.22 using GP-IB. He has modern versions of this software
that he has written that will run in Win98/XP. The software was written to
allow EMI testing and other forms of interactive testing allowing the
sucking off of Rx frequency and using the sucked off frequency to tune a
signal generator or synthesiser eg a Tx. I am trying (it's hard work) to
get him to market a version of this software (I have talked with him a bit
already about the list and our needs for controlling Receivers/Txers)
software writers are like artists they need cajoling to deliver!!!!!
I am going to speak with him some more on the subject. It's midnight here
in the UK and I need to go to bed but I will do a bit of an expose of what
I had in mind in the next few days and see what features list members would
like to see - you never know I might be able to persuade my friend to write
the software (it actually exists already but it is specific to something
else - but he tells me that it would not be difficult to change it slightly
for Rx control use) It's mainly the drivers that would be the problem as
we would need the command nmemonics for each type of receiver.
73s
John G8BSD
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