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Use Omni-Rig to have bi-directional control between SDRuno and your transceiver.

CAT is to make SDRuno emulate a transceiver (Kenwood TS-480), so it's for other software to control SDRuno as a transceiver.

Hope that helps,

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There is currently a bug with the notch filter implementation. I'm adding this now... "--disable-broadcast-notch Disable Broadcast notch filter (RSP1A/RSP2/RSPduo)" "--disable-dab-notch Disable DAB notch filter (RSP1A/RSPduo)" and the default state is enabled. I'll post a link wh...

The data appears on port 30005 (beast mode) so in Virtual Radar Server, set the receiver to beast mode and make sure the port is 30005 and you should see data coming through.

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The gain control is different - is this in CubicSDR or something else?

Can you show what the settings are and what you are seeing with/without antenna and what signal levels are? Do you see the same in SDRuno?

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The 1 kHz to 2 GHz refers to the LO frequency limits. The LO is the center of the received spectrum. You then set the sample rate/ IF filter bandwidth. So if you set the LO to 750 kHz and the sample rate to 2 MHz (this will set the IF filter to 1.536 MHz) and you will see signals down to 1 Hz You wo...

All of the RSPs can see signals down to 1 Hz - the minimum center frequency is either 10 kHz (RSP1) or 1 kHz (RSP1A/RSP2/RSP2pro/RSPduo), but you can set a VFO to be 1Hz if you wanted to.

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Look at the start .cmd files for the correct command line options.

Or add --h to see a list of options.

--dev-sdrplay is required for RSP (default is RTL)

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The main menu should be there - it's there on mine - you should find EasyPlay and CubicSDR on there, also the usual applications and the shutdown options. I'm not sure why it's not there on yours. Does the EasyPlay menu auto start when you power the device on? Do you have 0.3 version of the image? B...

The RSP is what we produce (a Radio Spectrum Processor) - you have a RSP2 I believe. When using Parallels, you have to make sure it has exclusive access to the RSP (it cannot be shared between Parallels and the Mac) - the easiest way to do that is to disconnect the RSP, then reconnect it - you shoul...

You can register your device here: https://www.sdrplay.com/start-here I run SDRuno inside Parallels on the Mac without any problems. There are other software packages you can use as well but I'm not sure how well they work in Parallels. Maybe others with more experience will be able to comment... Be...