Hi to all, included you can find a tar file with a first "working" example. Unpack the file using tar xvzf midi-0.3.tgz to obtain a folder called midi-0.3 enter this folder using cd midi-0.3 then comp

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Hi Patrick, at the moment the program simply "debug" on console the keys/encoders from MIDI/MCP device. With next version it will send CAT commands to another USB. So the answer is: at the moment no c

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Hi Giovanni, Let me make sure I understand. I will load the code on a Rpi, correct? Then am I connecting the DUO CAT cable to the pi usb? In other words, putting the Rpi between the DUO and my console

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Hi All, as promised you can find attached a source file (linux) and a Makefile. simply drop them into a folder and do make play and, to test, do ./play when you play something on a midi attached you s

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I have a simple Arduino Mega working over USB. I use a USB “host” module from Hobbycomponents connected to Serial2 of the Mega (it has 3 serial ports). I can send CAT to the DUO and get an answer. I c

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Hi Patrick, good question: if you are able to manage the protocol of EXTIO pseudo serial, it is possible to use this serial. EXTIO pseudo serial (a 3V TTL serial) accept only dispositive CAT commands,

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Hi Ernst, just to put some numbers on the table: CAT USB works at 115200 bps, the FA command is 15 bytes long -> 150 bit so we can transfer more than 700 frequency set per second. It sounds astonishin

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Hi Giovanni, Thinking on this some more. Do you envision the CAT command relay coming in over the USB to the radio, or over the serial interface? Even with an external interface like Arduino or PI, I

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Fully agree with you, Antony, at least to the greater extent, as far as the FW update process is concerned. For a 'Version 2' of the Duo (IF it happens to become a real product), imho, a more user-fri

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Hello Giovanni, to be usable the speed of the transfer from midi to Cat can be tested with frequency steps (tuning). It should be possible to fast turn an optical encoder without any backlash. When I

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Hi Patrick, I totally agree that the very first phase is a "proof of concept" that can be tested by as many as possible interested users. And I'm a proud supporter :-) of the KISS (keep it simple and

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Hi Antony, I agree with your thoughts, a simple upgrading procedure is a valuable asset for all the customers. This is the way things are developing: see DUO ART procedure foir this. But DUO has a lot

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Can I throw another need into the ring? Updating software. The FDM-DUO (and I suppose its successors) are fundamentally built on good, updatable, software. But there is no mechanism for doing this upd

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Giovanni, I wouldn't bother worrying about a GUI for "phase 1". I think what we're after is a functional MVP, right? I say let's keep it real simple on the prototype so we can treat it as a viable POC

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Hi all, it seems that there is a lot of stuff related to MCP and SDR, this is very nice. From my side, I'm interested in Linux Development, and I've not any Windows stuff. So SW2 is out of my scope (=

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Yes Ernst, I also have MIDI in use with SDRconsole for some years now with a number of different radio's. This function is not implemented in SW2 as far as I know. Seems that you are barking into thin

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Some functions of SW2 can be controlled through the TCP server interface on port 1893 http://sdr.eladit.com/FDM-sw2%20Software/Doc/SW2_TCP_IP_Protocol/FDMSW2_TCP_PROTOCOL_v0_11.pdf Running the CF func

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Hello I am mit clear what is the goal of the Interface. Should it direct be connected to a Duo? The Duo has controls... Or should it be connected to a computer serving ELADs Software SW2? I made some

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MIDI DJ Controller – Enhanced SDR Panel http://play.fallows.ca/wp/radio/software-defined-radio/midi-dj-controller-enhanced-sdr-panel/ Flex 1500 and the Hercules DJ Control MP3 E2 https://hamradioscien

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Neil Yes you are right, John did and I spoke to him afterwards about it . His was for a Flex and and used a pair of Arduinos - one for each receiver slice. Or at least thats what I recall. I will ask

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