[Ground-station] What direction forward for HPSDR?

[John Ackermann N8UR]

Hi Bruce --

Thetis works with a new wire protocol (ie, new radio FPGA code) that
allows a lot more flexibility than the old PowerSDR, but it still
doesn't get to client-server.  (And just for clarity, Thetis isn't a
TAPR project, but one spearheaded by several of the HPSDR developers,
including Phil Harman, VK6PH.)

One possible starting point is GnuRadio.  Tom McDermott, N5EG, has
written source and sink blocks for HPSDR and they work very nicely,
though they are still firmware-limited to the 48/96/192/384 ksample
rates.  But you can do 8 receivers, etc., etc.

73,
John
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On 6/26/19 2:44 PM, Bruce Perens via Ground-Station wrote:
> I am setting up an ANAN-100D at my remote site, and was wondering what
> direction forward there is for HPSDR? It looks like ghpsdr3-alex stalled
> development, and TAPR has something called HPSDR-Thetis but doesn't have
> the remote server architecture that I need. I will also ask on HPSDR
> mailing lists. If nobody comes up with a better answer, I will fork
> ghpsdr3-alex and add a web interface to make it truly multiplatform.
> There is no need for native GUI toolkits any longer.
> 
>     Thanks
> 
>     Bruce