By using the local 8-bit character set we can allow local non-ASCII
characters in file paths, for example user account names on MS Windows
with characters in the default code page.
the decoders. Also, an experimental change to the FT4 decoder to base
AP decoding passes on 4-symbol block detection instead of single symbol
detection. This provides about 1 dB improvement on the AWGN channel.
Sensitivity changes on other channels are TBD.
1. Level meter range increased to 0-90 dB.
2. Level meter reading is independent of slider setting.
3. For a trial period: thermometer bar goes red if a 16-bit sample
is within 5 dB A/D limit.
4. Slider can be used to adjust levels sent to waterfall.
5. Tx6 message is selected on program startup.
Thanks to W9MDB for most of this code.
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Use a header format for polynomial coefficients that includes the
valid X range in scaled terms and a count of the number of
coefficients.
Use double precision consistently for polynomial coefficients. This
includes formatting with sufficient DPs when writing to files.
Many changes to the equalization plots, more to come.
Add error handling for reading coefficient, plot and filter
files. This includes being backward compatible for old format
refspec.dat files with no header.
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This builds on the static phase compensation in the MSK144 decoder and
the phase analysis and polynomial fitting capabilities also in teh
MSK144 decoder, by allowing captured data to be selected for phase
equalization from the WSJT-X UI.
Reads captured phase compensation curve estimate files containing
fitted polynomial coefficients and measured phase data from MSK144
receptions. Intent is to select a compensation curve that is from a
known transmitter like an SDR which have good phase linearity. Phase
plots and compensation polynomials may be viewed and compared with the
current compensation polynomial. A suitable polynomial can be applied
to be use in all further decoding of MSK144 signals.
Plots of the currently selected polynomial and its modified higher
order terms polynomial which is actually used in equalization (this
plot may be dropped - it is just for kicks at the moment). When a
captured phase analysis file is loaded plots of the measured phase and
the proposed best fit polynomial are shown.
Basic maintenance is also included allowing clearing and loading
captured plots and an option to revert to a flat no equalization
curve.
More to come on this as amplitude equalization is also possible, this
will probably be similar, maybe even plotted on the same graph with
dual axes for phase and amplitude. Amplitude correction from a
measured reference spectrum could be viewed and selected for
equalization for all modes. TBC...
This change also introduces the QCustomPlot 3rd party
widget. Currently this is statically linked from a qcp library built
by the WSJT-X CMake script. This will probably be migrated to a shared
object (DLL) build as a CMake external project, once some CMake script
re-factoring has been completed, which is more in line with the
QCustomPlot author's intentions. This will allow efficient reuse in
other tools shipped with WSJT-X.
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the old fast_decode(); probably it should call hspec() instead?
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1. Clean up mskrtd to remove unused variables.
2. Re-instate Rx frequency spinbox in MSK144 mode to allow decoding of off-frequency signals with small FTol. Make changes needed to pass Rx Freq in to fortran routines.
3. Enable realtime decoder for testing. Auto sequence does not yet work when realtime decoding is enabled. There are probably other bugs as well.
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Bill Somerville
Joe Taylor
Steven Franke
Joe Taylor
Bill Somerville