On 02-01-13 18:29, Josh Blum wrote:
On 01/02/2013 05:38 AM, SImon IJskes wrote:
Feature request:
A network server executable, running on windows and linux, allowing
access to all the features of the USRP1 over a TCP/UDP interface.
Thanks. I miss the capability to do TX with borip.
It would be wonderfull if ettus produced a single windows installer,
that creates a network server to use the USRP1 for RX as well as TX. A
network server is so much easier to interface then a C++ DLL.
I know a few HAMs and SWLs that are good in HF, medium in electronics
and weak with software. So a single install from uhd-network-server, a
cusomized powersdr or sdr-radio would make the USRP1 so much more
accessible to them.
You will probably gain quite a few customers as soon as a ham oriented
SDR will make a driver for this network USRP1, and make a number of
programming hams, who program in other languages than python or C++ also
very happy.
Gr. Simon
On 02-01-13 18:29, Josh Blum wrote:
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> On 01/02/2013 05:38 AM, SImon IJskes wrote:
>> Feature request:
>>
>> A network server executable, running on windows and linux, allowing
>> access to all the features of the USRP1 over a TCP/UDP interface.
>>
>
> You may be interested in:
> http://wiki.spench.net/wiki/Gr-baz#borip
Thanks. I miss the capability to do TX with borip.
It would be wonderfull if ettus produced a single windows installer,
that creates a network server to use the USRP1 for RX as well as TX. A
network server is so much easier to interface then a C++ DLL.
I know a few HAMs and SWLs that are good in HF, medium in electronics
and weak with software. So a single install from uhd-network-server, a
cusomized powersdr or sdr-radio would make the USRP1 so much more
accessible to them.
You will probably gain quite a few customers as soon as a ham oriented
SDR will make a driver for this network USRP1, and make a number of
programming hams, who program in other languages than python or C++ also
very happy.
Gr. Simon
