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He really needs to check that the device is enumerating correctly. If he can see the device in the device manager, then it will be enumerating. If not, then the problem is a communication problem between his PC and the RSP1. In this scenario, the problem could be his USB cable (which might be faulty...

We are not aware of any issues with XP and the RSP1. Presumably all was good with the previous version of HDSDR (2.7)?

Have you tried SDRuno to see if that works and confirm that it is a issue specifically related to the HDSDR install and not a H/W connectivity issue?

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Hello David, You should be able to use the latest ExtIO plugin and API with SDR# v1361. Please back up your existing API and ExtIO plugin first (just in case), but it ought to work fine as the plugin complies to the ExtIO interface specification that is supported by SDR# release 1361 or earlier. Sin...

Hello Eckhard,
What level is the indicated DC spike in SDR console V3? Can you send a screen shot to support@sdrplay.com?

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SDRplay Tech_Support

You can only select the Hi-Z port if your frequency is 30 MHz or below. Please check that you have set a frequency of less than 30 MHz before attempting to select the Hi-Z port.

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The RSP can sustain continuous power of 0 dBm (1mW) or +10 dBm (10mW) for short durations. It is extremely unlikely that a local 400MHz transmitter would damage your RSP.

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Hello Roger,
The reference clock input and output uses MCX connectors.

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Hello Roger,
The RSP2 come with the appropriate connector. Are you simply looking for a second (spare) connector?

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Where did you download your version of Dump1090 from? Did you get it from our website? When you refer to it working with a 'dongle' do you mean an RTL dongle? I am a bit surprised that the fork that we created for the RSP will even work with a RTL dongle. Are you certain that you are running the cor...

Hello Razavan, This is entirely normal and not a fault. If you look at the top left hand corner, the IF tuner bandwidth is selected as 1.536 MHz, so the roll off in the noise response, is entirely due to the tuner IF filter. The software selects the nearest IF bandwidth that is lower than or equal t...