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Hello Lena, At the moment, that is not possible because of the way frequency inputs are managed in SDRuno. This is on our list of things to change, but it will be in some future release as it requires a major re-write in some key elements of the code. You can already do what you want with some other...

Hello vktti, The LO will change whenever you change the frequency of your VFO by either scrolling your mouse wheel over the frequency display or by entering a new frequency directly. The only time when this is not the case is when your LO is locked in the main panel. If it is, unlock it and then scr...

Hello Tom, Your problem sounds like overload from medium wave AM signals. The Bias-T on port B adds an extra low frequency pole when compared to port A which means that it provides a bit more attenuation of strong AM signals. The circuitry for ports A and B are common apart from the bias-T and anten...

Mika,
Please open up a support ticket showing screen grabs of your settings and we will try to help you.

Sincerely

SDRplay Tech_Support

Hello Mikri Check your load on an individual core, that is what determines whether you get buffer overflows leading to audio breakup, not the average system load. If any individual core indicates a load of 80% or more then you run the risk of buffer overflows. If this is the case, reduce your sample...

Different bands have different numbers of RF gain steps. Similarly, on the RSP2, the Hi-Z port has a different number of RF gain steps than ports A and B below 30 MHz. It's down to the hardware architecture of the RSP.

Sincerely

SDRplay Tech_Support

Hello pgoelz, Please see the banner at the top of this page (under where it says SDRplay Community Forum). It shows the link to the support ticketing system. As we have explained before, this forum is not well suited to be used for support. There is too much hierarchy within the subject groupings an...

Hello IZ2245SWL, You power reading is -104 dBm (31 dB below S9) in the LSB bandwidth of your demodulator, which is pretty well spot on. See the reading above the SNR meter in the SP1 display. The -120 dBm noise floor level is the noise power within the resolution bandwidth of the SP1 display which i...

Hello Adrian, I suggest that you open up a support ticket. This will almost certainly be a settings issue as 1.2 has a different registry map from 1.13. What I can assure you of is that nothing whatsoever has changed within the core signal processing engine, so if you are having a problem leading to...

Hello folks,
Regarding the issues afflicting CW ZAP and CW AFC identified by Mike2459, there is a simple work around until we can implement a bug fix.

Zoom in on the SP2 display until you have a FFT size of 1024 points. CW ZAP and CW AFC will now function correctly.

Sincerely

SDRplay Tech_Support