This change sets all of the expected parameters to the g3ruh script. Without it, satnogsclient will send it paremeters that it does not understand, causing it to exit out.
All flowgraphs now support user defined parameters for most of their
configuration capabilities. These include:
* RF gain
* IF gain
* BB gain
* Custom device arguments for setups with multiple SDRs. These
coresponds to the 'Device arguments' field of the Osmocom source block.
* Antenna selection for devices with multiple antennas (USRPs, etc)
Changing sampling rate is not supported (yet).
For listing the arguments just execute <flowgraph> --help in a terminal
window.
In some cases (crash, inproper termination) a flowgraph failed to
produce a binary file that had exactly the proper number of float
numbers in order the gnuplot script to be able to convert it in a matrix
representation.
The updated script tries to truncate the binary file in such a way so it
can be converted into a matrix. This will allow waterfall images to be
created even after a crash.
System should have the "truncate" command line utility installed which
is part of GNU GNU coreutils.
Adds a script to demodulate SSB (more specifically for BPSK where we can count on a fixed frequency vs linears).
Also adds the apt script to CMakeLists.txt for satnogs/gr-satnogs#81
fm_demod script that also writes waterfall data (credit to surligas, I'm just committing)
Also FFT needs to be added to CMakeLists.txt to build in some conditions.
see also satnogs/gr-satnogs#42
Taking out WBFM/NBFM for a straight quadrature demod method
Change from 44.1k output to 44k output to be more compatible
with gr-satellites
Also changing rtlsdr to a 2msps rate by default
* UDP Message source can handle multiple data types
* Add a waterfall sink block
* Fix dependency issues with VOLK
* Add mean and max hold mode to the waterfall sink
* Add mean and max hold mode to the waterfall sink
* Install satnogs_waterfall.gp gnuplot script at
<install_prefix>/share/satnogs/scripts
* Automatically retrieve x and y axis ranges at the satnogs_waterfall.gp
The FM demodulator now supports a variaty of hardware setups and saves
the WAV file for further processing. A set of command line arguments can
control most of the flowgraph internals, such as the wav file name and
storage path e.t.c.
TODO: Check the settings for all the available hardware
Manolis Surligas
Corey Shields
Vasilis Tsiligiannis
Mark Jessop
Manolis Surligas
George Vardakis
Pierros Papadeas
Alfredos-Panagiotis Damkalis
Fabian P. Schmidt