Ryde Update With Support for QO-100 Quick Tune
Ryde Update With Support for QO-100 Quick Tune
Thanks to some excellent work from Tim MW0RUD and Rob M0DTS, Quick Tune and Ryde now work together. So you can have Quick Tune running on your Windows PC, and have it control up to 4 Ryde receivers on the same network.
The get this latest version of Ryde (202101260) log in to the SSH console and type menu. Use the arrow keys to get to the Update option, select it and follow the instructions. The update should preserve your remote control selection, but will restore the "factory" presets, so you may need to reset your QO-100 LNB LO frequency. Those of you who have edited your presets may want to save your preset file beforehand and manually edit the details back in to the new file.
You can download Version 1.21b (or later) of Quick Tune from here: https://github.com/m0dts/QO-100-WB-Live ... /tag/1.21b. After starting it, you need to enter the IP address of your Ryde, and click on the drop-down to select the QO-100 band. Quick Tune will then use the QO-100 settings from your Ryde. The new Ryde release also includes 7 new remote controls. These are listed on the Wiki here https://wiki.batc.org.uk/Ryde_remote_co ... l_Handsets. It also adds some very basic DVB-T functionality in preparation for the BATC "Knucker" DVB-T tuners. The NIM Modules for these tuners are currently being manufactured in China, and there are none available in the UK at present. We do not have an estimate of when they will be available, so please don't ask! The DVB-T option will not work with a normal MiniTiouner.
Tim has also added some additional network controls for the Ryde. Take a look here if you want to play https://github.com/BritishAmateurTelevi ... -interface
It's been a while since there has been a Ryde update, so the system updates may take up to 10 minutes. Please be patient!
Please report any bugs with the new release here.
Thanks to Tim and Rob for all the new functionality, and to the contributors of Remote Control codes.
Dave, G8GKQ
The get this latest version of Ryde (202101260) log in to the SSH console and type menu. Use the arrow keys to get to the Update option, select it and follow the instructions. The update should preserve your remote control selection, but will restore the "factory" presets, so you may need to reset your QO-100 LNB LO frequency. Those of you who have edited your presets may want to save your preset file beforehand and manually edit the details back in to the new file.
You can download Version 1.21b (or later) of Quick Tune from here: https://github.com/m0dts/QO-100-WB-Live ... /tag/1.21b. After starting it, you need to enter the IP address of your Ryde, and click on the drop-down to select the QO-100 band. Quick Tune will then use the QO-100 settings from your Ryde. The new Ryde release also includes 7 new remote controls. These are listed on the Wiki here https://wiki.batc.org.uk/Ryde_remote_co ... l_Handsets. It also adds some very basic DVB-T functionality in preparation for the BATC "Knucker" DVB-T tuners. The NIM Modules for these tuners are currently being manufactured in China, and there are none available in the UK at present. We do not have an estimate of when they will be available, so please don't ask! The DVB-T option will not work with a normal MiniTiouner.
Tim has also added some additional network controls for the Ryde. Take a look here if you want to play https://github.com/BritishAmateurTelevi ... -interface
It's been a while since there has been a Ryde update, so the system updates may take up to 10 minutes. Please be patient!
Please report any bugs with the new release here.
Thanks to Tim and Rob for all the new functionality, and to the contributors of Remote Control codes.
Dave, G8GKQ
Re: Ryde Update With Support for QO-100 Quick Tune
My thanks to Rob and all the testers on this release, this is a much requested feature and I'm glad we got it out there fairly painlessly.
I have only added the bare minimum network endpoints to get current projects working so far. If you are working on something that needs some existing Ryde functionality or data exposing please file an issue in the usual place. I am keen to support people to write code so I don't have to
And now a quick tease for an interface that wasn't ready in time for this release: Tim MW0RUD
I have only added the bare minimum network endpoints to get current projects working so far. If you are working on something that needs some existing Ryde functionality or data exposing please file an issue in the usual place. I am keen to support people to write code so I don't have to
And now a quick tease for an interface that wasn't ready in time for this release: Tim MW0RUD
Re: Ryde Update With Support for QO-100 Quick Tune
Hello chaps,
That works brilliantly - many thanks for all the work that went into that!!
@ Tim - you are a tease
73, Martin
That works brilliantly - many thanks for all the work that went into that!!
@ Tim - you are a tease
73, Martin
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Re: Ryde Update With Support for QO-100 Quick Tune
Worked straight off the bat, an excellent effort
Thanks
Gareth
Thanks
Gareth
Re: Ryde Update With Support for QO-100 Quick Tune
Works for me...
Great support. this is a big improvment voor the qo-100 users...
Thanks to all who put much time in this...
Best regards
Benno
Great support. this is a big improvment voor the qo-100 users...
Thanks to all who put much time in this...
Best regards
Benno
Re: Ryde Update With Support for QO-100 Quick Tune
Really great stuff. Thanks for the efforts!
Now my 7yo son can watch QO-100 on his own
73, Thorsten
Now my 7yo son can watch QO-100 on his own
73, Thorsten
Re: Ryde Update With Support for QO-100 Quick Tune
It is indeed great. I had it controlling a winter hill prototype and a Ryde last night, hence the discussions on how to deal with more that 4 receivers. Not a problem for most. Yet.
Good to see your son is interested Thorsten. I recall that 7 year olds are much more adept than adults with new technology. For example in my day we children were the only ones capable of programming the video recorder.
Mike
Good to see your son is interested Thorsten. I recall that 7 year olds are much more adept than adults with new technology. For example in my day we children were the only ones capable of programming the video recorder.
Mike
Re: Ryde Update With Support for QO-100 Quick Tune
Here's a rough and ready hack of the networktest.py script which listens for the tuning messages from a Pluto spectrum monitor and converts them to tune a Ryde instead of a MiniTioune
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import socket, json
# Pluto UDP listen
UDP_IP = "0.0.0.0"
UDP_PORT = 8765
# Ryde network location
host = 'localhost'
port = 8765
sock = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET,socket.SOCK_DGRAM)
sock.bind((UDP_IP, UDP_PORT))
while True:
data, addr = sock.recvfrom(1024)
list = data.decode('utf-8').split(",")
list.pop(0)
res = dict(item.split("=") for item in list)
# get bands
getBandsReq = {'request':'getBands'}
bandsSocket = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM)
bandsSocket.connect((host, port))
bandsSocket.sendall(bytes(json.dumps(getBandsReq), encoding="utf-8"))
bandsResp = bandsSocket.recv(1024)
bandsSocket.close()
parsedBandsResp = json.loads(bandsResp)
# tune to QO-100
band = parsedBandsResp['bands']['QO-100'] # use returned band named "QO-100"
setTuneReq = {'request':'setTune', 'tune':{'band':band, 'freq':int(res["Freq"]), 'sr':int(res["Srate"])}}
tuneSocket = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM)
tuneSocket.connect((host, port))
tuneSocket.sendall(bytes(json.dumps(setTuneReq), encoding="utf-8"))
tuneResp = tuneSocket.recv(1024)
tuneSocket.close()
#print(tuneResp)
Re: Ryde Update With Support for QO-100 Quick Tune
Working Great...My thanks to all..
73
Saro
VU3OBR
73
Saro
VU3OBR
Re: Ryde Update With Support for QO-100 Quick Tune
I have just done a dev update. Not sure I needed to but best to be at the current version. Can I add a screen saver to the wish list? I am a bit concerned that the Not Locked or the mute symbol will burn into my HDMI screen if it's left on all day.
I am in the process of updating my Portsdown 4. Unfortunately I don't have any locals to test with, but I will keep it off the satellite!
Mike
I am in the process of updating my Portsdown 4. Unfortunately I don't have any locals to test with, but I will keep it off the satellite!
Mike