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sinager at tarapippo.net sinager at tarapippo.netOR you get a €20 (even less) RTL usb sdr dongle and save a lot of time and effort... http://sdr.osmocom.org/trac/wiki/rtl-sdr8-)= From: tetra-bounces at lists.osmocom.org To: "Felix Rublack" frubi at frubi.net, tetra at lists.osmocom.org Cc: Date: Mon, 17 Dec 2012 15:09:40 +0100 Subject: Re: Osmocom TETRA software > Hi thank you for your comment.> What do you think about the following thought:> I take two old radioscanners each has 12.5 kHz channel pattern ("Kanalraster") , Tetra uses 25 kHz.> Then I make for each scanner a FM modulation in Software or on FPGA and after a signal addition. Now i should have the modulated Pi/4-DQPSK signal back. Or haven’t I? > 2012/12/17 Felix Rublack <frubi at frubi.net>> Hi Ari, > On 17.12.2012 10:37, Ari Kaspari wrote:> > In your Picture> > http://tetra.osmocom.org/trac/graphviz/caf863214dab2ac9e1beead8b122318020ecb403.dot.png> > it seems to me, that I only need PCM Samples from my radioscanner.> > Thus I think i can stream the discriminator output via soundcard> > (PCM-Samples) into a linux pipe and use this pipe for your omso-tetra tool.> >> > Is this possible?> > Or is my radioscanner not possible to "stream" the correct channel pattern? > No, i don't think so. Your radio scanner does FM demodulation. But the> TETRA signal is modulated with Pi/4-DQPSK (or QAM - not supported by> osmocom-tetra). So the real information is already lost, when it comes> out of the discriminator output. > The FUNcube Dongle (linked schematics) does no demodulation. It just> digitise the I/Q-Data and puts it in the left/right channel of the PCM> stream. > Greetings > Felix -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.osmocom.org/pipermail/tetra/attachments/20121217/8a2070e7/attachment.htm>