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Multiple different carrier frequencies for sensor networks #899
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To be honest, I do not think that we can integrate this solution in URH/master. We probably already have the necessary logic blocks in our code but such auto-magic behaviour would break many legacy projects where this behavior is explicitly not wanted. Additionally different center+space settings for different sections (within one signal!) will probably create an UI nightmare... |
So what about an option to enable, disable? (disable by default) BTW, I Have this function implemented in GRC, How would one recommend to pipe/plug the graph into URH, While keeping timestamps, RSSI and other metadata useful in GRC? |
Maybe using your custom GRC-flowgraph instead of our default GRC flowgraph (nearly empty) when using the GR backend is a solution for your problem. You could just replace it. What do you think? |
I would like to preserve original rssi, so total demodulation and remodulation might be possible. Im using both grc and urh on windows, any reference on how to use grc as backend? (linux is fine too) |
When GRC is installed, you should be able to select the GR backend in the URH options.
Am 15. August 2021 20:24:14 MESZ schrieb hllhll ***@***.***>:
I would like to preserve original rssi, so total demodulation and remodulation might be possible. Im using both grc and urh on windows, any reference on how to use grc as backend? (linux is fine too)
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Please don't...activate it in the options.
Am 15. August 2021 20:41:44 MESZ schrieb hllhll ***@***.***>:
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I Should open a bug for that? o_O
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Prof. Dr.-Ing. Andreas Noack
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Is your feature request related to a problem?
I Am trying to analyze a wireless signal from a network of sensors, or, should I say "things".
they are using, probably some kind of cheap hardware. The carrier frequency is a little bit off for each of the transmission from the different devices. Thus If I tune demod parameters to a specific burst, it does not match others.
Describe the solution you'd like
URH Already detects the burst automatically, it would be really awesome if it could lock on center frequency of each burst by specifying the number of preamble symbols.
Describe alternatives you've considered
Currently, the only solution for me is to take it off to GNuradio and do some block magic, then Importing the symbols back
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