Date: Tue, 25 Feb 2014 13:30:11 -0600
From: les@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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Subject: Re: [IRCA] SDR-Console and the Perseus SDR Volume Levels
Don,
I was advised that if you lowered the sampling rate to 950, the Perseus
could record 1750 KHz worth of bandwidth (the entire AM band). Have you
tried that? I assume quality might suffer a bit, but that might be
offset by the ability to record the entire band.
Les Rayburn, Director
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On 2/25/2014 1:02 PM, Don Moman VE6JY wrote:
There is a volume tab in the SDR Console next to the speaker icon in the
VFO pane. Even tho it says 75 the actual level may be anything - it is just
an icon.
Using the native Perseus software recording is 1600 khz maximum - it
records what you have the screen width set to.
73 Don
VE6JY
On Tue, Feb 25, 2014 at 5:49 PM, Les Rayburn <les@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Got the new Perseus SDR hooked up and running last night using SDRV4.1
downloaded from the Perseus web site. No problems at all with the initial
installation on Windows 7 Pro. Had it working within moments.
One issue I did notice was that when I used the Perseus with the
SDR-Console software, the AF output volume was much lower compared to the
native Perseus software. No idea why this would be, and couldn't find a
place to adjust the level inside the SDR-Console software. Can someone
offer assistance?
RF levels appeared to be the same for both software.
So far, I love the Perseus! One other question--how much bandwidth can the
Perseus record in I/O mode? I've seen some sites that say it's limited to
800 KHz, others say 1600 KHz, and others 2 MHz. My understanding is that it
would cover the entire AM band, which would be 1710 KHz (1.7 MHz)
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73,
Les Rayburn, N1LF
Maylene, AL
EM63
Member NRC, IRCA, & Medium Wave DX Circle
Former CPC Chairman for NRC/IRCA
SDR-IQ,Funcube Pro, Wellbrooke ALA-1530+ loop, LF Engineering Active Whips,
Quantum Phaser, Kiwa Loop, Palstar MW Pre-Selector
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73,
Les Rayburn, N1LF
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