Trying to test out an AIRSPY R2 and the signal level v. an RTL is not
even close.
I've got -N options for LNA, MIX, IF, but what is the option for the
MASTER GAIN?
I've tried MAS, MASTER in the -N option, no change in the signal.
I've tried -g as well no joy.
Example:
./rx.py --args 'airspy' -N 'MASTER:50,IF:10,MIX:5,LNA:50' -S 2500000
-f 769.55625e6 -v 7 -T P25PC.tsv -q 2 -V -2 -U -x 2 2>> airspy.log
./rx.py --args 'airspy' -N 'IF:10,MIX:5,LNA:15' -S 2500000 -f
774.55625e6 -v 7 -T P25PC.tsv -q 2 -V -2 -U -x 2 2>> airspy.log
What is the CORRECT method to set the MASTER GAIN of the Airspys,
using something else its set to 14 for a good signal.
Thanks.
Hello,
I'd like to get started with a build of OP25 on a Raspberry Pi 3B, with the intention of using it to transmit and receive P25 on a mobile radio. I have some experience building projects from the source, but the current install instructions do not work: https://osmocom.org/projects/op25/wiki/InstallInstructionsPage
I'm not sure if the git link is wrong and I don't want to use svn as that's an older version of the software.
Apologies if this is a beginner question, but this project interests me very much, and I'd like to help in any way I can, if only minimally.
Respectfully,
-Patrick
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Hello everyone! I used to use OP25 circa 2013. Are you all still active on here?Sent via the Samsung Galaxy S8 Active, an AT&T 5G Evolution capable smartphone
I've been trying to use OP25 to listen to a Project 25 Phase 2 system, and
so far all I've managed to get is weird corrupted audio out of it. It
almost sounds like the audio isn't being decoded at all, and it's just
playing me the raw bit stream.
I'm using:
# ./rx.py --nocrypt -f 770081250 -N 'LNA:47' -2 -T trunk.tsv -l http:
192.168.5.134:4445 -v 8 --args 'rtl' -S 274000 -w -W 192.168.5.224 -q 2
-D fsk4
(have tried with and without the fsk4).
I do see debug output that seems to indicate it's following the channel
properly:
https://gist.githubusercontent.com/devicenull/1086fe103f751be9103a86496b467…
I'm listening in on a remote device with vlc: vlc.exe --clock-jitter=500
--network-caching=0 --demux=rawaud --rawaud-channels 1 --rawaud-samplerate
8000 udp://@:23456
The machine I'm running OP25 on doesn't really have a sound setup (it's a
server, no GUI or speakers), so I can't really confirm if the issue is with
the sound or VLC.
Any suggestions?
I'm sorry if this has been asked before but I didn't see it in the archives.
Any idea what could cause this slow choppy audio?
https://photos.app.goo.gl/BinMZsag9G8nHAmaA
I've played with the sampling and the my Mixer: balance (on Gnupot) is
under 100.
Thanks - Josh / N0EG
Hi,
I'm new to OP25. I'm wondering if and when OP25 will support H-DQPSK
demodulation. It's specified in Phase II of P25. I tried -2 option, but it
didn't work. I used Anritsu LMR test box as the source.
Thanks
James
As part of my moves to resolve the cmake issue and testing 20.04 for
new boxes for OP25 and other stuff.. ...
Probably a bad idea to try to tackle both at once, but hey may as well go big!
Well... there are some issues...
*buntu and/or python are killing Python 2.7. While its in the repos
now.. the info I am being advised it likely won't be in the release ...
Neither of the python packages seem to be setting up the proper ENV
vars, symlinks etc... but thats another issue...
BUT
GNURadio in the repo is setup for Python 3.7..so when its installed
all the GNUR radio stuff is in the python3.7/ path, not 2.7/
For OP25-boatbod is this Python 3.7 compatible??????
If not, I am guessing theres going to be a problem as it likely won't
run on 20.04 releases if the 2.7 packages are really removed.. and ONE
is missing already (but its still early), python-waitress (the actual
program DEB Is missing, but the doc DEB is there?? (Again we are still
alpha early)), I can fix it and bring in the Eoan/19.10 one with a
little hackery...
I can get things to compile but I don't think its complete in the
least.. and then attempting to run rx.py get the unable to import
gnuradio.. as its not in 2.7 and some ENV var issues too... I'll look
at the EVN vars to make it point to 2.7 properly like <20.04 but I am
not sure thats going to fly as its all in 3.7 paths... see:
:/usr/bin$ python3
Python 3.8.2rc1 (default, Feb 12 2020, 00:06:56)
[GCC 9.2.1 20200203] on linux
Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.
>>> import gnuradio
>>> quit();
versus:
:/usr/bin$ python
Python 2.7.17 (default, Jan 21 2020, 23:28:51)
[GCC 9.2.1 20200117] on linux2
Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.
>>> import gnuradio
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
ImportError: No module named gnuradio
>>>
So this is a heads up that theres likely to be a lot more noise about
op25-boatbod not installing/compiling etc...or at least possibly have
to go to 19.10 via LXC container..
I'll keep you advised if I can make any progress... the cmake issue is
resolved but it means going back to 3.10.. I couldn't get 3.12.x to
work at all. cmake was pulled from source and compiled.
Hi
Currently I'm using a command line like: ./rx.py --args 'rtl' -N 'LNA:49'
to adjust the LNA gain of the RTL-SDR. Is there a way to do AGC? Near me,
the 700Mhz channel is really strong, but 800Mhz is really weak. So AGC
would be very useful. Also if not easy, what other gain and ranges I can
adjust? What's the max value for LNA gain?
Thanks
James
Good evening,
Would You kindly to answer a few questions about the OP25 project and how
to organize a transmitter with it using SDR devices (RTL-SDR, LimeSDR)?
In the creation process of DMR-standard transmitter in the GnuRadio
environment, we came across the absence of some necessary blocks: 4FSK
modulator, DMR encoder, packet shaper.
Inside the OP25 project we found a file that contains some functionality of
DMR TX (dv_tx.py), but only in form of code, not as a GRC block.
Could you tell us does this file fully implements the TX-side of the DMR
system and whether there is an analogue of it, in the form of a GRC block
for GnuRadio?
We will be very grateful if you can help us sort this out.
Yours faithfully,
Vladislav.