DIAL Raspberry Pi 2 Delay

Matt,

The 3 is supported check the download link.

73, Steve N4IRS

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On Fri, Apr 8, 2016 at 11:16 AM, Kevin Custer kuggie@kuggie.com wrote:

3 radios on one Raspberry Pi 2? I guess my next question would be why?

If you are running SimpleUSB now, switching to USBradio will likely make the situation worse as there is generally more DSP going on in USBradio than SimpleUSB - depending on exact configuration.

Raspberry Pi’s are inexpensive as compared to some PC’s which could have enough horsepower to properly operate 3 or 4 radio interfaces, even in full DSP. If you really want to run multiple radio adapters on a single appliance, consider choosing a hardware platform powerful enough to do it properly.

Kevin

On 4/8/2016 9:52 AM, Matt Brennan wrote:

Sorry - 3. 3 separate simplex radios.

Someone else individually replied to me and said it’s likely an issue with SimpleUSB and I should try using usbradio instead. I will be trying that tomorrow, but still open to other suggestions.

Thanks again,

Matt, NM1B

Hi guys,

Take a look at how the RasPi operates.

You have USB2 ports on a USB2 hub. There is only so much data you can push across that bridge. RasPi weak link is the USB2. I am not going to rewrite all the work done by the many masses.

I have a similar arrangement, however I use a RasPi for each radio, a small Netgear SW and put in linking shortcuts.

This method ALWAYS works… It does not add that much cost or footprint.

I have a small compact system in a 50cal ammo can

Especially when there is the will there is a way

Ron,

N6GKJ

http://n6gkj.lodiarc.org

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On Fri, Apr 8, 2016 at 11:16 AM, Kevin Custer kuggie@kuggie.com wrote:

3 radios on one Raspberry Pi 2? I guess my next question would be why?

If you are running SimpleUSB now, switching to USBradio will likely make the situation worse as there is generally more DSP going on in USBradio than SimpleUSB - depending on exact configuration.

Raspberry Pi’s are inexpensive as compared to some PC’s which could have enough horsepower to properly operate 3 or 4 radio interfaces, even in full DSP. If you really want to run multiple radio adapters on a single appliance, consider choosing a hardware platform powerful enough to do it properly.

Kevin

On 4/8/2016 9:52 AM, Matt Brennan wrote:

Sorry - 3. 3 separate simplex radios.

Someone else individually replied to me and said it’s likely an issue with SimpleUSB and I should try using usbradio instead. I will be trying that tomorrow, but still open to other suggestions.

Thanks again,

Matt, NM1B