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Releases: Manawyrm/sdrsharp-plutosdr

Version 0.5.4

05 Feb 09:39
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Bugfixes:
Fixed 64bit/32bit version incompatibillity with some systems

Version 0.5.3

31 Jan 21:40
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Bugfixes:
automatically detect AD9363 (non-modded) PlutoSDRs and restrict the tuning range.
https://wiki.analog.com/university/tools/pluto/users/customizing#updating_to_the_ad9364 is still recommended.

Version 0.5.2

31 Jan 21:19
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New feature:
Updated libad9361-iio to v0.2.
Added option to enable libad9361 custom FIR filters

Version 0.5.0

16 Jan 18:52
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Bugfixes:
Fix compatibility with firmware v0.30 for the PlutoSDR

Version 0.4.3 - beta

07 Apr 16:50
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Bugfixes:
#10 (slow AGC after update to v0.27 firmware) really fixed :-)

Version 0.4.2 - beta

05 Apr 20:34
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Bugfixes:
Configuration dialog doesn't jump around anymore
#10 (slow AGC after update to v0.27 firmware) fixed
basic USB support (iio_info -s, then use the usb:-address)

Just overwrite existing files in the SDR# directory.

Version 0.4.1 - beta

20 Aug 21:49
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Bugfix release:
fixed crash on startup when AGC was enabled.

Version 0.4 - beta

20 Aug 19:47
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This release fixes a lot of issues and implements a lot of new features.

New features:
AGC
RSSI readout
Sample rates beyond 2.1 MSPS (with decimation/hardware FIR filtering)
Sample rates beyond 5 MSPS (caveat emptor, this doesn't work for me!)
URI configurable
Tab-based configuration GUI

Bugfixes:
Improved performance by not reallocating memory and using LUTs.
Error-handling for setting sample-rate and frequency
Uses all bits of available sample data, was previously discarding bits gained by decimation
Buffer readLength is now configured correctly and displayed in the "Advanced"-tab

Known issues:
There might be problems with non modded PlutoSDRs, which haven't been upgraded to the full 70-6000 MHz range. Currently untested!