Remote SDR V5 -Raspberry 4B or Orange Pi Image Installation
Here is the detailed procedure to install Remote SDR in version 5, on a Raspberry Pi 4B with at least 2 GB of memory or an Orange Pi Zero 2. The latest images written...
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Here is the detailed procedure to install Remote SDR in version 5, on a Raspberry Pi 4B with at least 2 GB of memory or an Orange Pi Zero 2. The latest images written...
GNU RADIO 3.9 – Osmocom – Soapy SDR RTL-SDR – HackRF – Adalm-Pluto – RSP1 – RSP1A – SA818 Below is the detailed procedure for installing Remote SDR in version 5 on a Raspberry...
Web based Transceiver “Remote SDR” is a web application allowing to remotely control an amateur radio transceiver between 1 MHz and 6 GHZ. Its first application was the duplex control of a station allowing...
Raspberry / Orange Pi not starting Issue After burning an image to an SD card, the processor does not start. Solution 1 Very often, it is a weak 5v supply that is the source...
Web based transceiver developped by F1ATB Below is the connection diagram of the various modules making up the transceiver allowing links to QO-100 with the “Remote SDR” application. I have been using this system...
There are many SDRs on the market. In the table below you will find the main characteristics of the compatible “Remote SDR” models. This list will evolve in the future. Nom Band RX TX...
In the address bar of Chrome or Edge, enter the IP address of the Orange/Raspberry Pi or one of the 2 Orange Pi if you have a dual configuration. If the system asks you,...
COMPACT CONFIGURATION with an ADALM-PLUTO – Rasperry Pi 4 – ETHERNET Avantages Disadvantages – Well-known RPI4 – Wifi or Ethernet– 12 bits of Pluto dynamic – poor stability in frequency of the Adalm-Pluto May...
Characteristics Receiver SDR in reception: RTL-SDR (example: NESDR SMArt from Nooelec) or, HackRF One or, Adalm-Pluto RSP1, RSP1A MSI SDR Frequency: 1 MHz to 6 GHz (depending on the chosen SDR) Spectral band processed:...
Web based Transceiver “Remote SDR” or “SDR Distant” is a web application allowing to remotely control an amateur radio transceiver between 1 MHz and 6 GHZ. Its first application was the duplex control of...
Web based Transceiver “Remote SDR” or “SDR Distant” is a web application allowing to remotely control an amateur radio transceiver between 1 MHz and 6 GHZ. Its first application was the duplex control of...
Remote SDR source code and images available on Github Here is the detailed procedure to install Remote SDR version 4 on a Raspberry Pi 4B with at least 2 GB of memory or an...
Below is the detailed procedure to install Remote SDR version 4 on a Raspberry Pi 4 B (2GB) or an Orange Pi Zero 2. It is adaptable for other ‘Single Board Computer’ cards if...
Obsolete. Go here Remote SDR version 2.5 available on Github Here is the detailed procedure to install Remote SDR version 2 on a Raspberry Pi 4B with at least 2 GB of memory. The...
Many OM around the world have embarked on the realization of Remote SDR. Below are some examples. Listening EME by BG0DXC / BG0AUB Listening on 23cm. The low bandwidth required to transport signals over...
Below is the detailed procedure to install Remote SDR in version 2 on an Orange Pi One Plus or an Orange Pi Zero 2. The latest images written on a 32 GB SD card,...
Below is the detailed procedure to install Remote SDR version 2 on a Raspberry Pi 4 B (2GB), an Orange Pi One Plus or an Orange Pi Zero 2. It is adaptable for other...
Obsolete. Go here now. “Remote SDR” is a web application allowing to remotely control an amateur radio transceiver between 1 MHz and 6 GHZ. Its first application was the duplex control of a station...
“Remote SDR” is a web application for remotely controlling an Ham radio transceiver between 1 MHz and 6 GHZ. Below is the list of the main supplies of equipment to be made, excluding antennas...
V1 Obsolete. See a more recent setup in the documentation to the right. “Remote SDR” is a web application for remotely controlling an amateur radio transceiver between 1 MHz and 6 GHZ. Its first...
Orange Pi – Raspberry Pi HackRF One is an SDR (Software Defined radio) working in transmission and reception in a wide frequency range. 1MHz to 6GHz. RTL-SDR is the cheapest and most well-known SDR...
The “Remote SDR” Man Machine Interface (MMI or GUI) is grouped on a single web page. It allows simultaneous remote control of a receiver and a transmitter. The layout of the graphic elements adapts...
“Remote SDR” which allows remote control of an ham radio receiver and transmitter runs on a web browser such as Chrome or Edge (2020 versions). It is written in HTML and Javascript. The latter...
“Remote SDR” is a web application allowing to remotely control an amateur radio transceiver between 1 MHz and 6 GHZ. Its first application was the duplex control of a transceiver dedicated to the QO-100...
QO-100 Transmitter Remote SDR – Transmission module Here is the presentation of a SSB transmitter based on SDR (Software Defined Radio) remotely controllable on your local network, by an internet browser (Chrome). It is...
QO-100 Receiver Remote SDR – Receiver module Below the presentation of a SSB receiver based on SDR (Software Defined Radio) remotely controllable by an internet browser as found on the web, the famous WebSDR....
For HackRF mounted in a black metal box, there is a model of TCXO reduced in height to be able to install. If your HackRF is connected to a Raspberry PI or an Orange...
Hack RF One and/or RTL-SDR More recent versions are available Note that the source code and image for an Orange Pi One Plus are available on Github: https://github.com/F1ATB/Remote-SDR RX Configuration Dish / Parabole 120...
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