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FlexAPI Object Properties

Mark Erbaugh
Mark Erbaugh Member ✭✭
edited February 2020 in SmartSDR API
There must be something I don't understand about the properties of some FlexAPI C# objects. 

In response to a PanadapterAdded message, my program creates a display form. It sets panadapter.CenterFreq and waterfall.CenterFreq to 3.919 (hard-coded for now). In my waterfall.OnDataReady event, I query the panadapter.CenterFreq and waterfall.CenterFreq properties and they are changed.  They are 14.1. Also, the Waterfall tile.FrameLowFreq shows around 13. 


Interestingly, when I plot the panadapter, it seems to be at 3.919.

Answers

  • James Whiteway
    edited August 2019
  • Mark Erbaugh
    Mark Erbaugh Member ✭✭
    edited February 2020
  • James Whiteway
    edited August 2019
    I'm jealous! I had a hard time getting any of it to be even close to the correct signal. The spectrum display ( panadapter) was a piece of cake compared to the waterfall. Another issue I have, in my code I use Color.From.ARGB to get the correct color and intensity of the signal. That turns out to be processor intensive and can bog down the CPU. Eric told me they use a lookup table for the waterfall colors in SSDR. That seems to be a better solution. But, I never got around to trying to build one. From all your posts it appears you're making great progress. Makes me want to get back at it. James WD5GWY
  • Mark Erbaugh
    Mark Erbaugh Member ✭✭
    edited February 2020
  • James Whiteway
    edited August 2019
    It's pretty likely that the slowdown is elsewhere in my code. You're really doing good.
    When can we expect the Erbaugh app to show up? :-)

  • Mark Erbaugh
    Mark Erbaugh Member ✭✭
    edited February 2020

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