Hpsdr software

Open source software refers to computer software available with its source code and under an "open source license" to study, change and improve its design and functionality.

The GPL grants the recipients of a computer program the following rights, or freedoms. The users are treated like co-developers, are encouraged to submit additions to the software, code fixes, bug reports, documentation etc.

Having more co-developers increases the rate at which the software evolves. Furthermore, each end user's machine provides an additional testing environment. This new testing environment offers the ability to find and fix a new bug quickly.

However it was felt by many that the software GPL and similar licenses would not adequately cover the hardware portion of this project, so an Open Hardware License OHL was devised. Also, another license referred to as the NCL - Non-Commercial License, was implemented to take care of situation where the project developers wish to reserve commercial licensing rights.

For those experimentally minded Amateurs this may turn out to be the golden age of software defined radio! There are several sources of further information about this project and the various modules.

On the "cutting edge" of information we have a discussion list. Message traffic on the list varies from 0 to 20 or more in a day. For those who just wish to be informed about important announcements or events in the HPSDR project, we have an "announce only" list with very low traffic.

More information about this announcement list may be found at the same "Discussion List" menu bar. If any hardware is found, into the listbox at the bottom of splash screen are listed all the hardware radio detected. In order to activate further receivers, start more instances of Studio1 and setup them as you prefer. How to use the Hermes transmitter At the moment it is not feasible to use the Hermes transmitter with this DLL. Two independent receivers are provided with sampling rates up to 1.

Different sampling rates for each receiver are available. PureSignal is fully supported. Wideband samples are fixed at 2k samples per block.

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