I'd love to have simply posted this on the Airspy forums, but it's a pain for me to create an account there just to make a single post. Sorry, Youssef
I've run the Airspy on three machines now, two 4th gen i5 boxes and a 3rd gen i7 box. All of them with USB 3.0 support and latest drivers. All machines are running Windows 7P 64-bit I have no problem running at 10 MS.
My problem is that when I'm changing settings, regardless of what application I'm in (SDR#, Linux, SDR-Radio), when I change settings the Airspy will often stop communicating. This forces me to have to manually walk over to the machine and pull the USB cable [I play nice and remove the USB hardware from within Windows and when it says it is safe to remove it I remove it]. I'll wait about 5 seconds and plug the AIrspy back in. At that point I can communicate with the Airspy again.
If I fire the Airspy up and manage to set some settings and leave it, it'll run for days without issue. The issue is when I change sample rates or decimation rates, or sometimes even when I simply go and click Stop in SDR#. Airspy will become unresponsive; I'll have to forcefully shut down SDR#; I'll have to manually remove / re-insert the Airspy.
I'm wondering if anyone else using the Airspy has run into this, or if this is something unique to / [broken in] my Airspy.
Mike
I've run the Airspy on three machines now, two 4th gen i5 boxes and a 3rd gen i7 box. All of them with USB 3.0 support and latest drivers. All machines are running Windows 7P 64-bit I have no problem running at 10 MS.
My problem is that when I'm changing settings, regardless of what application I'm in (SDR#, Linux, SDR-Radio), when I change settings the Airspy will often stop communicating. This forces me to have to manually walk over to the machine and pull the USB cable [I play nice and remove the USB hardware from within Windows and when it says it is safe to remove it I remove it]. I'll wait about 5 seconds and plug the AIrspy back in. At that point I can communicate with the Airspy again.
If I fire the Airspy up and manage to set some settings and leave it, it'll run for days without issue. The issue is when I change sample rates or decimation rates, or sometimes even when I simply go and click Stop in SDR#. Airspy will become unresponsive; I'll have to forcefully shut down SDR#; I'll have to manually remove / re-insert the Airspy.
I'm wondering if anyone else using the Airspy has run into this, or if this is something unique to / [broken in] my Airspy.
Mike