Therefore, if the network class of your intranet is different (for example 192.168.0.x ) it is necessary to change the IP address of the radio. If you buy the new Pro2, you need to know that the default network address is 192.168.16.200. I use a fourth-generation NUC i5 (2014) with 16Gb of ram and manages to keep up with the exorbitant demands of EESDR. They are apparently expensive objects, but they are definitely powerful and reliable, and above all they do not produce noise. If like me, you don't like assembled PCs, because they are big and noisy, I suggest you take a look at the wonderful Intel NUC8i7HVK. In all cases it is advisable to equip your computer with a graphics card capable of supporting OpenGL ( Open G raphics L ibrary) which allows you to perform complex graphic applications even in 3D. This configuration, among other things, coincides with the characteristics of the computer integrated in the MB1.
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If you intend to use the radio with double RX and other software for contests and/or digital modes, the optimal configuration is an eighth-generation i5 or better yet an i7 with 16Gb of ram.
It is important to know that this configuration is suitable for using EESDR with a single receiver. On the official website the minimum suggested configuration is " 2 or 4 core Intel Core i3 or Core i5 ".
It is useful to know that the Meanwell voltage can be adjusted from 13.5V to 16.5V, so if you do not need the 15V you can adjust the output to the canonical 13.8V. For example, I used the Meawell USP-500-15 which has the advantage of delivering up to 30A, of having very effective mains filters and being extremely quiet as it does not use any fan. Considering the cost you can opt for an industrial power supply of excellent workmanship capable of delivering 30A.
that allows to obtain the maximum transmission power of about 22-24W. For the Pro2 there is a small 90W power supply (6A-15V). IBB Systems includes the FP2 High efficiency rectifier for DC power supply facilities and can be used with or without battery.The Suns can be powered by a normal 13.8V power supply, but it is useful to know that they are designed for a voltage of 15V. The power core is prepared for any Flatpack2 rectifier module and depending on the rectifier choice the system output can be either of the following:Ģ4V/40 - 300A, 48V/15 - 300A, 60V/15 - 266Aġ10V/10 - 134A, 125V/10 - 128A, 220V/5 – 73AĮltek Flatpack2 IBB System Industry Applications: The basic power core has 4-8 rectifier positions, a controller and a bulk DC output feed, that can be used in the FPC cabinet with possibility for optional DC distribution, battery breaker and connection unit. The IBB Power systems and building blocks are built around our Flatpack2 rectifier and designed for applications as switchgear, telecom, emergency lighting, alarm systems etc.
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