Here is what I put up on github a while back: GitHub - texasyojimbo/relayngel

Hi Joe, I never made the video. I think I moved on to some other hobby project. The basic idea would have been to use a bash or python script to control a USB relay board and then also trigger transmi

I guess you gotta do what you gotta do. Are we still going to be able to run sdrangel in docker containers though?

Hi everyone, I was thinking this afternoon (slow day at work) about how to make sdrangel work with software like wsjt or fldigi, which use hamlib. I know that some folks have asked Edouard to add haml

Awesome, testing now, looks like it works perfectly! Thank you.

Hi Edouard, Thank you for looking into this. Would you like me to file an issue on github?

I have an Airspy Mini, and it (sort of works) using the Airspy device type. The problem is that the only sampling rates I see available are 2.5 and 10 MSPS, and both result in distorted audio (the 2.5

Raspberry Pi 4 is out, with USB 3.x, etc. etc. Never actually seen sdrangel running on a Pi, but given that PiTX is still an item on the "issues" list... thought I'd share. https://www.raspberrypi.org

BTW played around with Docker last night. Only complaint I had is a problem that also occurs with the regular Linux build. (Sometimes my mouse is "sticky" and when I try to change gain, for example, t

Hi everyone, Is anyone else seeing "Frequency Tracker" appear twice? I am using 4.8.0 on Ubuntu 18. I have used both the prebuilt package as well as compiling myself and get the same result both times

Not suggesting this be a requirement, but would be interesting to see if this will work using FIFOs as well. There are some projects that really only get as far as generating an I/Q stream (for exampl

Siegried, Python has a pretty large user base and there are a lot of code examples on stackexchange and other forums that I drew inspiration from. It has some quirks (particularly in 2.x) but Python i

Ideally I'd like to change that architecture to something more like this, because I think it would be easier to use, perform better and be more powerful, but this is very much a "long-term" goal:

Hi Marty: voxangel doesn't directly control relays. voxangel sends messages using the REST API to control SDRAngel devices. SDRAngel then sends messages to relayngel to control relays and such. Here i

Hi everyone, Over the past few days I have been working on VOX for SDRAngel. Initially my plan was to control PTT using serial port lines, but serial ports are not on all modern computers (particularl

Hi Marty, My intent is to develop a YouTube video explaining all of this in the near future.

Addendum: I have since added a delay and also a PROCESS pseudo-relay type, so you can run third-party processes (either for unsupported hardware, or to do things like log transmissions). I still need

Hi everyone: Here is my first stab at a script for controlling USB relay control boards using the SDRAngel reverse API. Github Link: https://github.com/texasyojimbo/relayngel I have only tested it on

Thanks. I'll play with it and report back.

Hi team, Does anyone know if the web server component of sdrangel (for the REST API) allows persistent connections / keep-alives? I had heretofore assumed that each API call was atomic and would requi