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Sun Jun 02, 2019 8:52 am

Does anything elese work?
You can exctract the Data on any pc and copy them via an USB Dongle to your Pc.

The good thing is there is no "real" installation needed.

You mean I can just copy the folder in c/programs files/ or wherever it is installed and paste it in my hard drive?

I went to their site and downloaded the latest version, however the error persists.. Any other suggestions?

Hi,

I have used SDR sharp during my thesis one year ago and it workd just fine. Recently I needed to do some spectrum analysis, but I'm having issues when running it. It's stuck at this screen

Kg,

Kris

Thanks for the advice. Installwise everything was indeed in place, but I think it were other USB devices which where interfering or something. It is working now btw.


Kg,

Kris

Sorry, I meant to say bat file. As you can see in the picture both the bat and dll are present. On the other picture u can see the zadig window.

I'm affraid I am also struggling with setting it up. Have followed all steps. running the bat file ( rtlsdr.exe is present) , running zadig (RTL2838UHIDIR and made sure it said WINusb v6...), selected the right source in sdr sharp and it still gives me the error no device selected. In the device man...

thanks!

Thanks for the reply. The I/Q data is indeed what we need. What would be the easiest way to retrieve these from the dongle?
I assume software like SDR# uses this data for its calculations, so they must be stored somewhere right?

Thanks,

Kris

Hello I am new to the SDR-LTR community and was hoping to find some answers here. I'm not at all a DIY in the electronic field, yet I am majoring in it. So bear with me if I will mention some idiotic things :? :? :? I was wondering what would be the best way to fetch the RSSI values of signals acqui...