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Updated SDRuno Roadmap

As you may have seen, version 1.33 of SDRuno has now been released which goes some way to including the features promised in the previous roadmap update.  The remaining features along with other priority requests are now planned for the next releases as shown below:

1.4

  • Plugin API
  • Automatic LO adjustment
  • Start SDRuno with just wav file with no RSP
  • VFO Lock
  • Fix SWFM > 50% Volume audio distortion
  • Fix Known Issues

1.41

  • Improved ini file support (backup/restore)
  • Generic Scheduling Function
  • Includes upgraded recording system
  • Recording of selected signal only (either I/Q or audio) to WAV file format
  • Pause Record on squelch
  • Improved recording scheduler (multiple entries)
  • Ability to create and recall complete receiver profiles
  • More levels of zoom for close in signal identification (SP2)
  • Save VFO for each VRX

1.42

  • Remote operation
  • New TCP Server (cross-platform)
  • SDRuno client
  • Memory Panel updates (if blank use current value)
  • RF Gain
  • IF Gain/AGC enable
  • Scanner Threshold
  • Scanner updates
  • Lockouts in a separate file
  • Statistics logging
  • Use memory panel threshold

1.43

  • DX Cluster Plugin
  • SP1 Band identifier
  • Start-up tips
  • Custom controls
  • SP2 Filter bandwidth
  • Up to max available SP2 bandwidth for RX mode
  • Band buttons
  • Variable band centre
  • Bandwidth from a selectable list

2.0

  • Cross Platform (Windows, MacOS, Linux) x86
  • Add Hamlib support for non-Windows platforms
  • GUI update – ability to lock panels together

SDRuno 1.1 and the RSP1

Take a look at our video which helps explain how SDRuno works, including some of the new features in Version 1.1. released last week:

We are adding more and more links to useful videos covering SDRplay, SDruno, other SDR software, techniques and so on – click here to see the playlists on our Youtube Cannel

SDRuno 1.1 Released

Today, we released version 1.1 of SDRuno. New features include a calibrated power measurement facility, an SNR meter and automatic S-meter calibration. There are many additional improvements and fixes. To find out more about all the additional features, documentation can be found on http://www.sdrplay.com/docs/SDRplay_SDRuno_Release_Notes.pdf and the software is available to download from http://www.sdrplay.com/windows.html – For non RSP users (e.g. RTL-SDR and other EXTIO-based SDRs), the bandwidth limit has been increased to 2.5MHz.

Paul Jones and Mike Ladd have worked tirelessly to get the new features documented in an updated version of the SDRuno Cookbook: http://www.nn4f.com/SDRuno-cookbook.pdf

There’s always a lot of debate about Dynamic Range and the performance of the various SDRs out there – Mike Kokotov, Z33T has written an excellent article explaining Dynamic Range and how decimation can improve dynamic range. The article can be found on http://www.qsl.net/z33t/dynamic_range_eng.html

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