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Add sizeToContents in ChannelGUI and FeatureGUI, called when widget is rolled, so we can remove resizing code from all of the individual channels and features. In RollupContents, use minimumSizeHint for calculated size, so that minimumWidth can come from .ui file. In DeviceGUI::sizeToContents(), call adjustSize(), so Device GUIs start out at minimum needed size (which should restore appearance prior to last patch). In stackSubWindows, use available space for channels if no spectrum/features present. In stackSubWindows, fix spectrum from being sized too big, resulting in scroll bars appearing. Reset user-defined channel width in stackSubWindows, when channels are removed. Don't stack maximized windows. There's one hack in Channel/FeatureGUI::maximizeWindow(). It seems that when maximimzing a window, QOpenGLWidgets aren't always paint properly immediately afterwards, so the code forces an additional update. I can't see why the first call to paintGL doesn't work. |
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| CMakeLists.txt | ||
| packetdemod.cpp | ||
| packetdemod.h | ||
| packetdemodbaseband.cpp | ||
| packetdemodbaseband.h | ||
| packetdemodgui.cpp | ||
| packetdemodgui.h | ||
| packetdemodgui.ui | ||
| packetdemodplugin.cpp | ||
| packetdemodplugin.h | ||
| packetdemodsettings.cpp | ||
| packetdemodsettings.h | ||
| packetdemodsink.cpp | ||
| packetdemodsink.h | ||
| packetdemodwebapiadapter.cpp | ||
| packetdemodwebapiadapter.h | ||
| readme.md | ||
Packet radio demodulator plugin
Introduction
This plugin can be used to demodulate packet radio (APRS/AX.25) data packets. Received packets can be sent to the APRS Feature for decoding and display.
Interface
The top and bottom bars of the channel window are described here
1: Frequency shift from center frequency of reception
Use the wheels to adjust the frequency shift in Hz from the center frequency of reception. Left click on a digit sets the cursor position at this digit. Right click on a digit sets all digits on the right to zero. This effectively floors value at the digit position. Wheels are moved with the mousewheel while pointing at the wheel or by selecting the wheel with the left mouse click and using the keyboard arrows. Pressing shift simultaneously moves digit by 5 and pressing control moves it by 2.
2: Channel power
Average total power in dB relative to a +/- 1.0 amplitude signal received in the pass band.
3: Level meter in dB
- top bar (green): average value
- bottom bar (blue green): instantaneous peak value
- tip vertical bar (bright green): peak hold value
4: Modulation
This specifies the baud rate and modulation that is used for the packet transmission. Currently 1200 baud AFSK is supported.
5: RF Bandwidth
This specifies the bandwidth of a LPF that is applied to the input signal to limit the RF bandwidth.
6: Frequency deviation
Adjusts the expected frequency deviation in 0.1 kHz steps from 1 to 6 kHz. Typical values are 2.5 kHz and 5 kHz.
7: Filter Packets From
Entering a regular expression in the From field displays only packets where the source address, displayed in the From column, matches the regular expression.
8: Filter Packets To
Entering a regular expression in the To field displays only packets where the destination address, displayed in the To column, matches the regular expression.
9: Filter PID No L3
Checking this option displays only packets where the PID (Protocol ID) field is 0xf0 (no L3). This value is used by APRS and BBS data packets, and helps to filter out control packets.
10: Clear Packets from table
Pressing this button clears all packets from the table.
11: UDP
When checked, received packets are forwarded to the specified UDP address (12) and port (13).
12: UDP address
IP address of the host to forward received packets to via UDP.
11: UDP port
UDP port number to forward received packets to.
12: Start/stop Logging Packets to .csv File
When checked, writes all received packets to a .csv file.
13: .csv Log Filename
Click to specify the name of the .csv file which received packets are logged to.
14: Read Data from .csv File
Click to specify a previously written .csv log file, which is read and used to update the table.
Received Packets Table
The received packets table displays the contents of the packets that have been received. Only packets with valid CRCs are displayed.
- From - The source address / callsign of the sender of the packet.
- To - The destination address.
- Via - List of addresses of repeaters the packet has passed through or directed via.
- Type - The AX.25 frame type.
- PID - Protocol Identifier.
- Data (ASCII) - The AX.25 information field displayed as ASCII.
- Data (Hex) - The AX.25 information field displayed as hexadecimal.