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Quisk version 4.2.47

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James C. Ahlstrom
2025-11-22 13:39:10 -05:00
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@@ -48,7 +48,7 @@ quisk_widgets = None
################ Receivers SoftRock USB, Devices controlled by USB that capture samples from a sound card, and (for Tx) play samples to a sound card
################ Receivers SoftRock USB, Sound card radios controlled by USB.
## hardware_file_name Hardware file path, rfile
# This is the file that contains the control logic for each radio.
#hardware_file_name = 'softrock/hardware_usb.py'
@@ -133,7 +133,7 @@ digital_tx_level = 100
################ Receivers SoftRock Fixed, Fixed frequency devices that capture samples from a sound card, and (for Tx) play samples to a sound card
################ Receivers SoftRock Fixed, Fixed frequency sound card radios.
## hardware_file_name Hardware file path, rfile
# This is the file that contains the control logic for each radio.
#hardware_file_name = 'quisk_hardware_fixed.py'
@@ -174,7 +174,7 @@ digital_tx_level = 100
################ Receivers HiQSDR, The original N2ADR hardware and the improved HiQSDR using UDP
################ Receivers HiQSDR, The original N2ADR and HiQSDR radios.
## hardware_file_name Hardware file path, rfile
# This is the file that contains the control logic for each radio.
#hardware_file_name = 'hiqsdr/quisk_hardware.py'
@@ -258,7 +258,7 @@ sndp_active = True
################ Receivers Hermes, The Hermes-Lite Project and possibly other hardware with the Hermes FPGA code.
################ Receivers Hermes, The Hermes-Lite project by Steve Haynal.
## hardware_file_name Hardware file path, rfile
# This is the file that contains the control logic for each radio.
#hardware_file_name = 'hermes/quisk_hardware.py'
@@ -275,7 +275,7 @@ sndp_active = True
# You can set these options:
## use_rx_udp Hardware type, integer choice
# This is the type of UDP hardware. Use 10 for the Hermes protocol.
# This is the type of UDP hardware. Use 10 for the Hermes Lite2 protocol.
#use_rx_udp = 10
## udp_rx_ip Hermes known IP, text
@@ -373,6 +373,7 @@ hermes_disable_sync = False
# be sure to write it down. To use this address you must set "Eeprom IP Usage".
# And you may want to set "Hermes known IP" too. Make sure the address does not conflict
# with your DHCP server.
# Power cycle the HL2 after changing this item.
Hware_Hl2_EepromIP = '192.168.1.6'
#Hware_Hl2_EepromIP = '192.168.1.241'
@@ -380,6 +381,7 @@ Hware_Hl2_EepromIP = '192.168.1.6'
# This is the way the EEPROM IP address is used at power on.
# "Ignore" means it is not used at all. "Set address" means DHCP is not used and the EEPROM IP address is used.
# "Use DHCP first" means the EEPROM IP address is only used if DHCP fails.
# Power cycle the HL2 after changing this item.
Hware_Hl2_EepromIPUse = 'Ignore'
#Hware_Hl2_EepromIPUse = 'Use DHCP first'
#Hware_Hl2_EepromIPUse = 'Set address'
@@ -390,6 +392,7 @@ Hware_Hl2_EepromIPUse = 'Ignore'
# at power on instead of the factory supplied MAC address 0:1c:c0:a2:13:dd. It is only used at power on,
# and it is only used if it is marked valid by setting "Eeprom MAC usage" to "Set address".
# If you have two HL2's, you must have a unique MAC address for each.
# Power cycle the HL2 after changing this item.
Hware_Hl2_EepromMAC = '0xA1 0x6B'
#Hware_Hl2_EepromMAC = '0x4C 0x33'
@@ -398,6 +401,7 @@ Hware_Hl2_EepromMAC = '0xA1 0x6B'
# the HL2 will use the last two MAC bytes from "Eeprom MAC address"; otherwise the default MAC is used.
# If you change this item, the bit is written to the HL2.
# The HL2 only uses these bits at power on.
# Power cycle the HL2 after changing this item.
Hware_Hl2_EepromMACUse = 'Ignore'
#Hware_Hl2_EepromMACUse = 'Set address'
@@ -474,13 +478,6 @@ hermes_iob_rxin = 'J10 available'
#hermes_iob_rxin = 'HL2 Rx to J9'
#hermes_iob_rxin = 'Use J9 and J10'
## hermes_lite2_enable Hermes Lite2 protocol, boolean
# This turns on some of the protocol extensions for the Hermes Lite2 that are not part
# of the official Hermes Protocol 1. Currently this only enables Tx Inhibit (CN8).
# Changes are immediate (no need to restart).
hermes_lite2_enable = True
#hermes_lite2_enable = False
# These are known power meter calibration tables. This table is not present in the JSON settings file.
power_meter_std_calibrations = {}
@@ -508,17 +505,17 @@ Hermes_BandDictEnTx = False
#Hermes_BandDictEnTx = True
################ Receivers Red Pitaya, The Red Pitaya Project by Pavel Demin. This uses the Hermes FPGA code.
################ Receivers Red Pitaya, The Red Pitaya project by Pavel Demin.
## hardware_file_name Hardware file path, rfile
# This is the file that contains the control logic for each radio.
#hardware_file_name = 'hermes/quisk_hardware.py'
## widgets_file_name Widget file path, rfile
# This optional file adds additional controls for the radio.
#widgets_file_name = ''
#widgets_file_name = 'hermes/hpsdr_widgets.py'
## use_rx_udp Hardware type, integer choice
# This is the type of UDP hardware. Use 10 for the Hermes protocol.
# This is the type of UDP hardware. Use 10 for the Red Pitaya using the OpenHPSDR protocol.
#use_rx_udp = 10
## rx_udp_ip IP change, text
@@ -586,7 +583,87 @@ Hermes_BandDictEnTx = False
#Hermes_BandDictEnTx = True
################ Receivers SoapySDR, The SoapySDR interface to multiple hardware SDRs.
################ Receivers OpenHPSDR, Radios using the HPSDR Protocol 1.
## hardware_file_name Hardware file path, rfile
# This is the file that contains the control logic for each radio.
#hardware_file_name = 'hermes/quisk_hardware.py'
## widgets_file_name Widget file path, rfile
# This optional file adds additional controls for the radio.
#widgets_file_name = 'hermes/hpsdr_widgets.py'
## use_rx_udp Hardware type, integer choice
# This is the type of UDP hardware. Use 10 for hardware using the OpenHPSDR protocol 1.
#use_rx_udp = 10
## rx_udp_ip IP change, text
# This item should be left blank. It is used to change the IP address of the hardware to a different
# IP once the hardware is found. Not all Hermes firmware supports changing the IP address.
#rx_udp_ip = ""
## rx_udp_port Hardware UDP port, integer
# This is the UDP port number of your hardware.
#rx_udp_port = 1024
## rx_udp_ip_netmask Network netmask, text
# This is the netmask for the network.
#rx_udp_ip_netmask = '255.255.255.0'
## tx_ip Transmit IP, text
# Leave this blank to use the same IP address as the receive hardware. Otherwise, enter "disable"
# to disable sending transmit I/Q samples, or enter the actual IP address. You must enter "disable"
# if you have multiple hardwares on the network, and only one should transmit. This item is normally blank.
tx_ip = ""
#tx_ip = "disable"
## tx_audio_port Tx audio UDP port, integer
# This is the UDP port for transmit audio I/Q samples. Enter zero to calculate this from the
# base hardware port. Otherwise enter the special custom port.
tx_audio_port = 0
## rx_udp_clock Clock frequency Hertz, integer
# This is the clock frequency of the hardware in Hertz.
#rx_udp_clock = 122880000
#rx_udp_clock = 76800000
#rx_udp_clock = 125000000
## tx_level Tx Level, dict
# This sets the transmit level 0 to 255 for each band.
# The config screen has a slider 0 to 100% so you can reduce the transmit power.
# The hardware only supports a limited adjustment range, so zero is still a small amount of power.
tx_level = {}
## digital_tx_level Digital Tx power %, integer
# Digital modes reduce power by the percentage on the config screen.
# This is the maximum value of the slider.
#digital_tx_level = 100
## hermes_code_version Hermes code version, integer
# There can be multiple Hermes devices on a network, but Quisk can only use one of these. If you have multiple
# hermes devices, you can use this to specify a unique device. Or use -1 to accept any board.
hermes_code_version = -1
## hermes_board_id Hermes board ID, integer
# There can be multiple Hermes devices on a network, but Quisk can only use one of these. If you have multiple
# hermes devices, you can use this to specify a unique device. Or use -1 to accept any board.
hermes_board_id = -1
## Hermes_BandDict Hermes Bus, dict
# The Hermes_BandDict sets the 7 bits on the J16 connector.
Hermes_BandDict = {
'160':0b0000001, '80':0b0000010, '60':0b0000100, '40':0b0001000, '30':0b0010000, '20':0b0100000, '15':0b1000000}
## Hermes_BandDictTx Tx IO Bus, dict
# The Hermes_BandDictTx sets the 7 bits on the J16 connector for Tx if enabled.
Hermes_BandDictTx = {'160':0, '80':0, '60':0, '40':0, '30':0, '20':0, '17':0, '15':0, '12':0, '10':0}
## Hermes_BandDictEnTx Enable Tx Filt, boolean
# Enable the separate Rx and Tx settings for the J16 connector.
Hermes_BandDictEnTx = False
#Hermes_BandDictEnTx = True
################ Receivers SoapySDR, The SoapySDR interface to multiple SDRs.
## hardware_file_name Hardware file path, rfile
# This is the file that contains the control logic for each radio.
#hardware_file_name = 'soapypkg/quisk_hardware.py'
@@ -602,7 +679,7 @@ Hermes_BandDictEnTx = False
# Further items are present in the radio dictionary with names soapy_*
################ Receivers SdrIQ, The SDR-IQ receiver by RfSpace
################ Receivers SdrIQ, The SDR-IQ receiver by RfSpace.
## hardware_file_name Hardware file path, rfile
# This is the file that contains the control logic for each radio.
hardware_file_name = 'quisk_hardware_sdriq.py'
@@ -633,7 +710,7 @@ sdriq_decimation = 1250
################ Receivers Odyssey, The Odyssey project using a UDP protocol similar to the HiQSDR
################ Receivers Odyssey, The Odyssey project.
## hardware_file_name Hardware file path, rfile
# This is the file that contains the control logic for each radio.
#hardware_file_name = 'hiqsdr/quisk_hardware.py'
@@ -744,7 +821,7 @@ sndp_active = True
#radio_sound_mic_boost = True
################ Receivers Odyssey2, The Odyssey-2 project using the HPSDR Hermes protocol
################ Receivers Odyssey2, The Odyssey-2 project.
## hardware_file_name Hardware file path, rfile
# This is the file that contains the control logic for each radio.
#hardware_file_name = 'hermes/quisk_hardware.py'
@@ -759,7 +836,7 @@ sndp_active = True
# You can set these options:
## use_rx_udp Hardware type, integer choice
# This is the type of UDP hardware. Use 10 for the Hermes protocol.
# This is the type of UDP hardware. Use 10 for the Odyssey-2.
#use_rx_udp = 10
## rx_udp_ip IP change, text
@@ -828,7 +905,7 @@ Hermes_BandDictEnTx = False
#Hermes_BandDictEnTx = True
################ Receivers Afedri, The Afedri SDR receiver with the Ethernet interface.
################ Receivers Afedri, The Afedri SDR receiver with Ethernet.
## hardware_file_name Hardware file path, rfile
# This is the file that contains the control logic for each radio.
#hardware_file_name = 'afedrinet/quisk_hardware.py'
@@ -860,7 +937,7 @@ Hermes_BandDictEnTx = False
#default_rf_gain = 11
################ Receivers Control Head, Use Quisk to control a remote radio. No real hardware is used here.
################ Receivers Control Head, Use Quisk to control a remote Quisk radio.
## hardware_file_name Hardware file path, rfile
# Quisk can be used as a control head to control a real radio located remotely.
# This file contains the control logic for remote radios of type Hermes, SoftRock or HiQSDR.