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General| Modes | SSB, CW, AM, FM, Digital |
|---|---|
| Output Power | 100 W |
| Receiver Architecture | Direct Sampling |
| ADC Resolution | 16-bit |
| Ethernet | Yes |
| Type | Software Defined Radio |
| Frequency Range | 160 m to 6 m |
| ADC Sample Rate | 122.88 MHz |
| Software | OpenHPSDR |
Details the advantages and high-performance aspects of the ANAN-G2 transceiver.
Describes the internal structure and signal flow of the ANAN-G2 transceiver.
Explains the conventions used for controls, settings, and menu navigation in the manual.
Lists the contributors to the SATURN DSP board and its content.
Details the procedure for safely powering the radio on and off, including variations for different models.
Describes the function and use of the front panel touchscreen display on specific models.
Details the various connectors on the front panel of the radio and their functions.
Lists and explains the purpose of all connectors found on the rear panel of the ANAN-G2.
Provides crucial advice for operating the radio safely and preventing damage, including ventilation and power input.
Explains how the ANAN-G2 manages heat, mentioning its heatsink and fan system.
Guides the user through the initial setup process, listing required accessories and connection steps.
Instructs users on how to launch and connect to the piHPSDR software for radio control.
Explains how to set up and connect the Thetis SDR client application to the radio.
Guides users on interacting with the Raspberry Pi system, either via its display or a connected monitor.
Describes the graphical desktop interface of the Raspberry Pi and its status bar icons.
Explains how to establish network connections for the Raspberry Pi, including Ethernet and Wi-Fi.
Provides a tutorial on accessing the Raspberry Pi's command line interface remotely via SSH.
Details how to disable warning messages when launching executable files from the desktop.
Introduces p2app as a middleware command-line application for connecting SDR clients to the radio hardware.
Describes piHPSDR as a desktop SDR client application for operating the radio, especially with a front panel display.
Details various helper applications for the desktop environment, including Flashwriter, Audiotest, Biascheck, and AXI ReaderWriter.
Lists the software pre-loaded on the ANAN-G2 depending on the version, such as piHPSDR or p2app.
Explains how to configure applications like p2app to run automatically on system startup.
Provides guidance on connecting external linear amplifiers, including PTT Out testing and considerations.
States that ANAN-G2 does not offer ALC control for external amplifiers and advises on drive level settings.
Explains how to connect a coupler for Puresignal linearization and enable the RX Bypass input.
Lists general technical specifications including architecture, interface, phase noise, and modes.
Details the electrical requirements, such as input voltage and current draw for receive and transmit.
Provides mechanical details like weight, dimensions, and construction materials of the radio.
Lists detailed specifications for the receiver, including architecture, ADCs, frequency coverage, and dynamic range.
Details the transmitter specifications, including DAC resolution, RF output power, and harmonic suppression.
Lists the specifications for the front panel, including the touchscreen display and controls.
Emphasizes that the internal Raspberry Pi requires standard computer maintenance and protection.
Identifies key directories and their contents within the Linux filesystem, guiding users on file management.
Provides a list of common Linux commands with their functions, useful for system interaction.
Details steps for installing drivers, Linux software, and piHPSDR from repositories.
Guides users on recreating desktop icons for applications like p2app and piHPSDR.
Details the process of reflashing the device firmware using the Flashwriter application and a BIT file.
Explains how to replace the Linux file system, covering SD card and eMMC variants and reflashing procedures.
Presents block diagrams illustrating the internal architecture and signal paths of the ANAN-G2.
Outlines the warranty terms and conditions for the ANAN-G2 product, including limitations and exclusions.
Lists external resources, forums, and code repositories relevant to the ANAN-G2 and its associated software.
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