ECO Support

#1 · 08/08/2024, 14:40

Hi,

Does the current SDK correctly support the ECO? I ask as a ECO owner is seeing config options of 92MHz;122MHz;184MHz;245MHz;77MHz;61MHz;46MHz whereas when using the RTSA suite the supported bandwidths are 49.2 MHz, 26.6 MHz, 13.3 MHz etc.

So,

How do I know if the device is an ECO, and
What are the bandwidths supported by the ECO?

Thanks in advance, Simon G4ELI

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#2 · 08/08/2024, 18:14

Working on it. So far its not supported.

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#3 · 25/08/2024, 18:43

That's good to know. Is there any roadmap or an estimated release date for an updated SDK?

Thanks!

#4 · 19/09/2024, 21:21

Just finishing the last code lines for the ECO-18. As soon as that is running we will get the API to work with the complete ECO line.

Please stay tuned we try our best to push it.

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#5 · 25/09/2024, 00:57

Eco-18 is done. Now working on the ECO API.

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#6 · 25/09/2024, 07:29

that’s great to hear! Thanks for the update

#7 · 06/11/2024, 18:04

Is there any update on the ECO API? I saw that you released a newer version (3.0.1.15767) recently but with this version I can't even see the ECO at all anymore on Linux (in comparison to the version before)

#8 · 07/11/2024, 16:12

I'm waiting too, I have ECO and I can't use the API

#9 · 07/11/2024, 17:00

Yeah it is kinda disappointing because the SDK is an advertised feature of the ECO and not even remotely working :/

#10 · 11/11/2024, 14:14

Its now available within the last stable version.