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I have just released Rocky 1.1. Two new functions hav been added.

1. Multi-band support. The drop-down button to the right of the frequency display allows you to select one of the pre-defined bands. For each band, the LO frequency and I/Q balance info are stored. Run the program once, then open Rocky.ini in a text editor and add/delete/edit the band definitions if necessary.

2. WAV file recording/playback. You can record either the input I/Q signals or the output audio signal. The I/Q recording can be played back in Rocky. The recordings of the output signal can be played in MS Multimedia Player. Please enter your name, callsign and QTH in the Settings dialog. Rocky will put these data in the comments section of your wav recordings so that other users will see at a glance when and where the recording was made, who made it, and what the LO frequency was. When playing an I/Q wave recording, you can view this info by moving your mouse cursor over the playback progress bar.

73 Alex VE3NEA

Hi Alex,

Great!

The support for multi-band will be a huge hit. Also, the wav
playback-record is a very welcome addition since (I think) you will be
able to play wave files recorded with PowerSDR and vise verse.

73 de Phil N8VB

--- In softrock40@..., "Alex, VE3NEA" <alshovk@d...> wrote:

I have just released Rocky 1.1. Two new functions hav been added.

1. Multi-band support. The drop-down button to the right of the

frequency

display allows you to select one of the pre-defined bands. For each

band,

the LO frequency and I/Q balance info are stored. Run the program

once, then

open Rocky.ini in a text editor and add/delete/edit the band

definitions if

necessary.

2. WAV file recording/playback. You can record either the input I/Q

signals

or the output audio signal. The I/Q recording can be played back in

Rocky.

The recordings of the output signal can be played in MS Multimedia

Player.

Please enter your name, callsign and QTH in the Settings dialog.

Rocky will

put these data in the comments section of your wav recordings so

that other

users will see at a glance when and where the recording was made,

who made

it, and what the LO frequency was. When playing an I/Q wave

recording, you

can view this info by moving your mouse cursor over the playback

progress

bar.

73 Alex VE3NEA

Excellent, Alex!

As an owner of a multiband SoftRock, I thank you profusely! I look
forward to trying it later this evening. Thanks once again for all
your fine work.

73,
Bruce N1RX

--- In softrock40@..., "Alex, VE3NEA" <alshovk@d...>
wrote:

I have just released Rocky 1.1. Two new functions hav been added.

1. Multi-band support. The drop-down button to the right of the

frequency

display allows you to select one of the pre-defined bands. For

each band,

the LO frequency and I/Q balance info are stored. Run the program

once, then

open Rocky.ini in a text editor and add/delete/edit the band

definitions if

necessary.

2. WAV file recording/playback. You can record either the input

I/Q signals

or the output audio signal. The I/Q recording can be played back

in Rocky.

The recordings of the output signal can be played in MS Multimedia

Player.

Please enter your name, callsign and QTH in the Settings dialog.

Rocky will

put these data in the comments section of your wav recordings so

that other

users will see at a glance when and where the recording was made,

who made

it, and what the LO frequency was. When playing an I/Q wave

recording, you

can view this info by moving your mouse cursor over the playback

progress

bar.

73 Alex VE3NEA

Alex,

Just tried out 1.1 with the PowerSDR wav files. Now it works great. No feedback. Got all the surface mount stuff soldered to the SoftRock 40 board. Now I have to get the rest on, and then I will try Rocky with a real SoftRock 40.

Thanks,

Bill WB5TCO

Alex, VE3NEA wrote: