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45 lines
1.9 KiB
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<h1>Remote TCP sink channel plugin</h1>
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<h2>Introduction</h2>
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This plugin sends I/Q samples from the baseband via TCP/IP across a network to a client application.
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The client application could be SDRangel using the [Remote TCP Input](../../samplesource/remotetcpinput/readme.md) plugin or a rtl_tcp compatible application.
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This means that applications using rtl_tcp protocol can connect to the wide variety of SDRs supported by SDRangel.
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<h2>Interface</h2>
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<h3>1: Frequency shift from center frequency of reception</h3>
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This is the shift of the channel center frequency from the device center frequency.
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This is used to select the desired part of the signal when the channel sample rate is lower than the baseband sample rate.
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<h3>2: Gain</h3>
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Sets a gain figure in dB that is applied to I/Q samples before transmission via TCP/IP.
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This option may be useful for amplifying very small signals from SDRs with high-dynamic range (E.g. 24-bits), when the network sample bit-depth is 8-bits.
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<h3>3: Sample rate</h3>
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Specifies the channel and network sample rate in samples per second. If this is different from the baseband sample rate, the baseband signal will be decimated to the specified rate.
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<h3>4: Sample bit depth</h3>
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Specifies number of bits per I/Q sample transmitted via TCP/IP.
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<h3>5: IP address</h3>
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IP address of the local network interface on which the server will listen for TCP/IP connections from network clients. Use 0.0.0.0 for any interface.
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<h3>6: Port</h3>
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TCP port on which the server will listen for connections.
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<h3>7: Protocol</h3>
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Specifies the protocol used for sending IQ samples and metadata to clients via TCP/IP.
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- RTL0: Compatible with rtl_tcp - limited to 8-bit IQ data.
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- SDRA: Enhanced version of protocol that allows device settings to be sent to clients and for higher bit depths to be used (8, 16, 24 and 32).
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