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introduce device discovery api This API allows to acquire a list of devices connected to the host and creates an argument string ready to be passed to a source object for cunstruction. Each device_t entry contains a "label" entry, which holds the generic device name which may be shown to the user for device selection. For certain radio hardware extended entries ("name", "serial", "type") may be available to make bijective device addressing possible. The argument string for target types "rtl_tcp" and "file" might be constructed using the osmosdr::device_t class facilities. Example: #include <osmosdr_device.h> #include <osmosdr_source_c.h> osmosdr::devices_t devs = osmosdr::device::find(); BOOST_FOREACH(osmosdr::device_t &dev, devs) // try to create each dev osmosdr_source_c_sptr src = osmosdr_make_source_c(dev.to_string());
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/* -*- c++ -*- */
/*
* Copyright 2012 Dimitri Stolnikov <horiz0n@gmx.net>
*
* GNU Radio is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
* it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
* the Free Software Foundation; either version 3, or (at your option)
* any later version.
*
* GNU Radio is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
* but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
* MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
* GNU General Public License for more details.
*
* You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
* along with GNU Radio; see the file COPYING. If not, write to
* the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street,
* Boston, MA 02110-1301, USA.
*/
introduce osmosdr namespace, remove _c suffix - the namespace conversion adopts the common gnuradio coding guidelines - suffix removal is a preparation to support 8/16 bit complex data types
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#include <osmosdr/device.h>
introduce device discovery api This API allows to acquire a list of devices connected to the host and creates an argument string ready to be passed to a source object for cunstruction. Each device_t entry contains a "label" entry, which holds the generic device name which may be shown to the user for device selection. For certain radio hardware extended entries ("name", "serial", "type") may be available to make bijective device addressing possible. The argument string for target types "rtl_tcp" and "file" might be constructed using the osmosdr::device_t class facilities. Example: #include <osmosdr_device.h> #include <osmosdr_source_c.h> osmosdr::devices_t devs = osmosdr::device::find(); BOOST_FOREACH(osmosdr::device_t &dev, devs) // try to create each dev osmosdr_source_c_sptr src = osmosdr_make_source_c(dev.to_string());
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#include <stdexcept>
#include <boost/foreach.hpp>
osmosdr_device: make it compile with boost 1.46.1
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#include <boost/format.hpp>
introduce device discovery api This API allows to acquire a list of devices connected to the host and creates an argument string ready to be passed to a source object for cunstruction. Each device_t entry contains a "label" entry, which holds the generic device name which may be shown to the user for device selection. For certain radio hardware extended entries ("name", "serial", "type") may be available to make bijective device addressing possible. The argument string for target types "rtl_tcp" and "file" might be constructed using the osmosdr::device_t class facilities. Example: #include <osmosdr_device.h> #include <osmosdr_source_c.h> osmosdr::devices_t devs = osmosdr::device::find(); BOOST_FOREACH(osmosdr::device_t &dev, devs) // try to create each dev osmosdr_source_c_sptr src = osmosdr_make_source_c(dev.to_string());
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#include <algorithm>
A lot of Boost functionality is available in C++11. Since GNU Radio is moving away from Boost, it probably makes sense to do so in gr-osmosdr as well. This change removes all usage of boost::mutex, boost::mutex::scoped_lock, boost::unique_lock, and boost::condition_variable. It also removes usage of boost::shared_ptr and boost::weak_ptr outside of block definitions (which must continue to use Boost until GNU Radio 3.9). Signed-off-by: Eric Wild <ewild@sysmocom.de>
2020-08-02 21:52:10 +00:00
#include <mutex>
introduce device discovery api This API allows to acquire a list of devices connected to the host and creates an argument string ready to be passed to a source object for cunstruction. Each device_t entry contains a "label" entry, which holds the generic device name which may be shown to the user for device selection. For certain radio hardware extended entries ("name", "serial", "type") may be available to make bijective device addressing possible. The argument string for target types "rtl_tcp" and "file" might be constructed using the osmosdr::device_t class facilities. Example: #include <osmosdr_device.h> #include <osmosdr_source_c.h> osmosdr::devices_t devs = osmosdr::device::find(); BOOST_FOREACH(osmosdr::device_t &dev, devs) // try to create each dev osmosdr_source_c_sptr src = osmosdr_make_source_c(dev.to_string());
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#include <sstream>
#ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H
This reverts commit 3fb4f96bb7f17753849fdd94ccbd7f6c70e5f1b4. This reverts commit 1772222cb3c82ad2cab608911a159776bc2c2979. reorder include dirs
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#include "config.h"
introduce device discovery api This API allows to acquire a list of devices connected to the host and creates an argument string ready to be passed to a source object for cunstruction. Each device_t entry contains a "label" entry, which holds the generic device name which may be shown to the user for device selection. For certain radio hardware extended entries ("name", "serial", "type") may be available to make bijective device addressing possible. The argument string for target types "rtl_tcp" and "file" might be constructed using the osmosdr::device_t class facilities. Example: #include <osmosdr_device.h> #include <osmosdr_source_c.h> osmosdr::devices_t devs = osmosdr::device::find(); BOOST_FOREACH(osmosdr::device_t &dev, devs) // try to create each dev osmosdr_source_c_sptr src = osmosdr_make_source_c(dev.to_string());
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#endif
hackrf: add support for HackRF devices through libhackrf features: - gain control for LNA & VGA - frequency error correction - automatic baseband filter - up to 20M sampling rate limitations: - no DC offset correction implemented (yet) - no RX preamplifier control (disabled by default) - high sampling rates may not work on slow machines
2013-04-10 18:42:43 +00:00
introduce device discovery api This API allows to acquire a list of devices connected to the host and creates an argument string ready to be passed to a source object for cunstruction. Each device_t entry contains a "label" entry, which holds the generic device name which may be shown to the user for device selection. For certain radio hardware extended entries ("name", "serial", "type") may be available to make bijective device addressing possible. The argument string for target types "rtl_tcp" and "file" might be constructed using the osmosdr::device_t class facilities. Example: #include <osmosdr_device.h> #include <osmosdr_source_c.h> osmosdr::devices_t devs = osmosdr::device::find(); BOOST_FOREACH(osmosdr::device_t &dev, devs) // try to create each dev osmosdr_source_c_sptr src = osmosdr_make_source_c(dev.to_string());
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#ifdef ENABLE_OSMOSDR
#include <osmosdr_src_c.h>
#endif
#ifdef ENABLE_FCD
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#include <fcd_source_c.h>
introduce device discovery api This API allows to acquire a list of devices connected to the host and creates an argument string ready to be passed to a source object for cunstruction. Each device_t entry contains a "label" entry, which holds the generic device name which may be shown to the user for device selection. For certain radio hardware extended entries ("name", "serial", "type") may be available to make bijective device addressing possible. The argument string for target types "rtl_tcp" and "file" might be constructed using the osmosdr::device_t class facilities. Example: #include <osmosdr_device.h> #include <osmosdr_source_c.h> osmosdr::devices_t devs = osmosdr::device::find(); BOOST_FOREACH(osmosdr::device_t &dev, devs) // try to create each dev osmosdr_source_c_sptr src = osmosdr_make_source_c(dev.to_string());
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#endif
return default devices for file and rtl_tcp in device::find()
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#ifdef ENABLE_FILE
#include <file_source_c.h>
#endif
introduce device discovery api This API allows to acquire a list of devices connected to the host and creates an argument string ready to be passed to a source object for cunstruction. Each device_t entry contains a "label" entry, which holds the generic device name which may be shown to the user for device selection. For certain radio hardware extended entries ("name", "serial", "type") may be available to make bijective device addressing possible. The argument string for target types "rtl_tcp" and "file" might be constructed using the osmosdr::device_t class facilities. Example: #include <osmosdr_device.h> #include <osmosdr_source_c.h> osmosdr::devices_t devs = osmosdr::device::find(); BOOST_FOREACH(osmosdr::device_t &dev, devs) // try to create each dev osmosdr_source_c_sptr src = osmosdr_make_source_c(dev.to_string());
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#ifdef ENABLE_RTL
#include <rtl_source_c.h>
#endif
return default devices for file and rtl_tcp in device::find()
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#ifdef ENABLE_RTL_TCP
#include <rtl_tcp_source_c.h>
#endif
introduce device discovery api This API allows to acquire a list of devices connected to the host and creates an argument string ready to be passed to a source object for cunstruction. Each device_t entry contains a "label" entry, which holds the generic device name which may be shown to the user for device selection. For certain radio hardware extended entries ("name", "serial", "type") may be available to make bijective device addressing possible. The argument string for target types "rtl_tcp" and "file" might be constructed using the osmosdr::device_t class facilities. Example: #include <osmosdr_device.h> #include <osmosdr_source_c.h> osmosdr::devices_t devs = osmosdr::device::find(); BOOST_FOREACH(osmosdr::device_t &dev, devs) // try to create each dev osmosdr_source_c_sptr src = osmosdr_make_source_c(dev.to_string());
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#ifdef ENABLE_UHD
#include <uhd_source_c.h>
#endif
add support for MSi2500 based DVB-T dongles through libmirisdr this has been tested with analog modes only and still has to be verified with the usual digital modes for proper implementation.
2012-09-30 18:12:48 +00:00
#ifdef ENABLE_MIRI
#include <miri_source_c.h>
#endif
Added SDRplay RSP support Initial build for SDRplay RSP support. Basic functionality, AGC etc. to be added
2015-03-04 20:35:59 +00:00
#ifdef ENABLE_SDRPLAY
#include <sdrplay_source_c.h>
#endif
hackrf: add support for HackRF devices through libhackrf features: - gain control for LNA & VGA - frequency error correction - automatic baseband filter - up to 20M sampling rate limitations: - no DC offset correction implemented (yet) - no RX preamplifier control (disabled by default) - high sampling rates may not work on slow machines
2013-04-10 18:42:43 +00:00
#ifdef ENABLE_HACKRF
#include <hackrf_source_c.h>
#endif
bladerf: add support for nuand LLC bladeRF (WIP) This is based on the original work (https://github.com/Nuand/gr-osmosdr) done by folks at nuand LLC for the gr3.6 branch of gr-osmosdr. The following modifications have been done in this commit: * port to gr-osmosdr master codebase (gr3.7) * moved shared properties to bladerf_common * added & verified IF filter bandwidth setters * set LMS6002D registers with values taken from FAQ 5.27 * print device information (serial/versions) on startup * added fpga= and fw= device arguments to program MCU/FPGA * added bladerf=# dev. arg. to select a specific bladeRF * grc gain field controls RF path VGA for RX/TX * grc BB gain field controls BB path VGA for RX/TX Usage example: osmocom_fft -a "bladerf,fpga=/tmp/hostedx115.rbf" The following RX named gain stages are available: LNA: 0 to 6 dB, in 3dB steps VGA1: 5 to 30 dB, in 1dB steps; nonlinear mapping done inside the lib VGA2: 0 to 60 dB, in 3dB steps; not recommended to be used above 30dB The following TX named gain stages are available: VGA1: -35 to -4 dB, in 1dB steps, BB side VGA2: 0 to 25 dB, in 1dB steps, RF side Thanks a lot to the team of nuand LLC for this major contribution.
2013-07-20 16:14:20 +00:00
#ifdef ENABLE_BLADERF
#include <bladerf_source_c.h>
#endif
rfspace: add support for RFSPACE SDR-IQ and SDR-IP Usage example: osmocom_fft -a sdr-iq=/dev/ttyUSB0 osmocom_fft -a sdr-ip=host[:port] osmocom_fft -a netsdr=host[:port][,nchan=2] The following named gain stages are available: SDR-IQ: ATT: -20 to +10 dB, in 10dB steps SDR-IP: ATT: -30 to 0 dB, in 10dB steps The ftdi_sio driver is being used for SDR-IQ. It creates a character device of the form: crw-rw---- 1 root dialout 188, 0 Dec 19 22:14 /dev/ttyUSB0 To be able to open the device without root permissions add yourself to the "dialout" group or do a "chmod 666 /dev/ttyUSB0" after pluggin in.
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#ifdef ENABLE_RFSPACE
#include <rfspace_source_c.h>
netsdr: add support for RFSPACE NetSDR receiver - implements broadcast UDP based device discovery - prints device information (serial/versions) on startup - reads available frequency range(s) from the device - integrity checks of IQ stream using sequence numbers - automatic bandpass or a wideband lowpass selectable The following named gain stages are available: ATT: -30 to 0 dB, in 10dB steps Known limitations: - setting the sample rate is possible only before the flowgraph has been started
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#endif
airspy: add support for AirSpy wideband receiver Requires https://github.com/airspy/host Usage example: osmocom_fft -a airspy The following named gain stages are available: LNA: 0 to 15, step 1 MIX: 0 to 15, step 1 IF: 0 to 15, step 1 At the moment the gains are not in dB but gain indices internal to R820t tuner.
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#ifdef ENABLE_AIRSPY
#include <airspy_source_c.h>
#endif
airspyhf: Add initial support for Airspy HF+ Info: http://airspy.com/airspy-hf-plus/ From: Alexandru Csete <oz9aec@gmail.com> Signed-off-by: Sylvain Munaut <tnt@246tNt.com>
2019-12-08 15:07:28 +00:00
#ifdef ENABLE_AIRSPYHF
#include <airspyhf_source_c.h>
#endif
soapy: added device::find() support Was missing from the implementation. Now devices with a label show up nicely in GQRX
2017-02-02 19:10:08 +00:00
#ifdef ENABLE_SOAPY
#include <soapy_source_c.h>
#endif
add Red Pitaya discovery in device find function
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#ifdef ENABLE_REDPITAYA
#include <redpitaya_source_c.h>
#endif
Add support for FreeSRP This patch adds support for both receiving and transmitting using the FreeSRP. More information on the FreeSRP can be found at: http://freesrp.org The gr-osmosdr blocks added make use of libfreesrp, the library required for interfacing with this device. The libfreesrp source code is freely available at https://github.com/freesrp/libfreesrp Usage example: osmocom_fft -a "freesrp"
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#ifdef ENABLE_FREESRP
#include <freesrp_source_c.h>
#endif
introduce osmosdr namespace, remove _c suffix - the namespace conversion adopts the common gnuradio coding guidelines - suffix removal is a preparation to support 8/16 bit complex data types
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#include "arg_helpers.h"
introduce device discovery api This API allows to acquire a list of devices connected to the host and creates an argument string ready to be passed to a source object for cunstruction. Each device_t entry contains a "label" entry, which holds the generic device name which may be shown to the user for device selection. For certain radio hardware extended entries ("name", "serial", "type") may be available to make bijective device addressing possible. The argument string for target types "rtl_tcp" and "file" might be constructed using the osmosdr::device_t class facilities. Example: #include <osmosdr_device.h> #include <osmosdr_source_c.h> osmosdr::devices_t devs = osmosdr::device::find(); BOOST_FOREACH(osmosdr::device_t &dev, devs) // try to create each dev osmosdr_source_c_sptr src = osmosdr_make_source_c(dev.to_string());
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using namespace osmosdr;
static const std::string args_delim = " ";
static const std::string pairs_delim = ",";
static const std::string pair_delim = "=";
A lot of Boost functionality is available in C++11. Since GNU Radio is moving away from Boost, it probably makes sense to do so in gr-osmosdr as well. This change removes all usage of boost::mutex, boost::mutex::scoped_lock, boost::unique_lock, and boost::condition_variable. It also removes usage of boost::shared_ptr and boost::weak_ptr outside of block definitions (which must continue to use Boost until GNU Radio 3.9). Signed-off-by: Eric Wild <ewild@sysmocom.de>
2020-08-02 21:52:10 +00:00
static std::mutex _device_mutex;
introduce device discovery api This API allows to acquire a list of devices connected to the host and creates an argument string ready to be passed to a source object for cunstruction. Each device_t entry contains a "label" entry, which holds the generic device name which may be shown to the user for device selection. For certain radio hardware extended entries ("name", "serial", "type") may be available to make bijective device addressing possible. The argument string for target types "rtl_tcp" and "file" might be constructed using the osmosdr::device_t class facilities. Example: #include <osmosdr_device.h> #include <osmosdr_source_c.h> osmosdr::devices_t devs = osmosdr::device::find(); BOOST_FOREACH(osmosdr::device_t &dev, devs) // try to create each dev osmosdr_source_c_sptr src = osmosdr_make_source_c(dev.to_string());
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device_t::device_t(const std::string &args)
{
dict_t dict = params_to_dict(args);
BOOST_FOREACH( dict_t::value_type &entry, dict )
(*this)[entry.first] = entry.second;
}
std::string device_t::to_pp_string(void) const
{
if (this->size() == 0) return "Empty Device Address";
std::stringstream ss;
ss << "Device Address:" << std::endl;
BOOST_FOREACH(const device_t::value_type &entry, *this) {
ss << boost::format(" %s: %s") % entry.first % entry.second << std::endl;
}
return ss.str();
}
std::string device_t::to_string(void) const
{
std::stringstream ss;
size_t count = 0;
BOOST_FOREACH(const device_t::value_type &entry, *this) {
std::string value = entry.second;
if (value.find(" ") != std::string::npos)
value = "'" + value + "'";
uhd: remove the equal character from uhd argument
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ss << ((count++) ? pairs_delim : "") + entry.first;
if (value.length())
ss << pair_delim + value;
introduce device discovery api This API allows to acquire a list of devices connected to the host and creates an argument string ready to be passed to a source object for cunstruction. Each device_t entry contains a "label" entry, which holds the generic device name which may be shown to the user for device selection. For certain radio hardware extended entries ("name", "serial", "type") may be available to make bijective device addressing possible. The argument string for target types "rtl_tcp" and "file" might be constructed using the osmosdr::device_t class facilities. Example: #include <osmosdr_device.h> #include <osmosdr_source_c.h> osmosdr::devices_t devs = osmosdr::device::find(); BOOST_FOREACH(osmosdr::device_t &dev, devs) // try to create each dev osmosdr_source_c_sptr src = osmosdr_make_source_c(dev.to_string());
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}
return ss.str();
}
devices_t device::find(const device_t &hint)
{
A lot of Boost functionality is available in C++11. Since GNU Radio is moving away from Boost, it probably makes sense to do so in gr-osmosdr as well. This change removes all usage of boost::mutex, boost::mutex::scoped_lock, boost::unique_lock, and boost::condition_variable. It also removes usage of boost::shared_ptr and boost::weak_ptr outside of block definitions (which must continue to use Boost until GNU Radio 3.9). Signed-off-by: Eric Wild <ewild@sysmocom.de>
2020-08-02 21:52:10 +00:00
std::lock_guard<std::mutex> lock(_device_mutex);
introduce device discovery api This API allows to acquire a list of devices connected to the host and creates an argument string ready to be passed to a source object for cunstruction. Each device_t entry contains a "label" entry, which holds the generic device name which may be shown to the user for device selection. For certain radio hardware extended entries ("name", "serial", "type") may be available to make bijective device addressing possible. The argument string for target types "rtl_tcp" and "file" might be constructed using the osmosdr::device_t class facilities. Example: #include <osmosdr_device.h> #include <osmosdr_source_c.h> osmosdr::devices_t devs = osmosdr::device::find(); BOOST_FOREACH(osmosdr::device_t &dev, devs) // try to create each dev osmosdr_source_c_sptr src = osmosdr_make_source_c(dev.to_string());
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device: implement "nofake" hint to exclude dummy devices from discovery usage example: osmosdr::device_t hint( "nofake" ); osmosdr::devices_t devs = osmosdr::device::find( hint );
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bool fake = true;
if ( hint.count("nofake") )
fake = false;
introduce device discovery api This API allows to acquire a list of devices connected to the host and creates an argument string ready to be passed to a source object for cunstruction. Each device_t entry contains a "label" entry, which holds the generic device name which may be shown to the user for device selection. For certain radio hardware extended entries ("name", "serial", "type") may be available to make bijective device addressing possible. The argument string for target types "rtl_tcp" and "file" might be constructed using the osmosdr::device_t class facilities. Example: #include <osmosdr_device.h> #include <osmosdr_source_c.h> osmosdr::devices_t devs = osmosdr::device::find(); BOOST_FOREACH(osmosdr::device_t &dev, devs) // try to create each dev osmosdr_source_c_sptr src = osmosdr_make_source_c(dev.to_string());
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devices_t devices;
#ifdef ENABLE_OSMOSDR
BOOST_FOREACH( std::string dev, osmosdr_src_c::get_devices() )
devices.push_back( device_t(dev) );
#endif
#ifdef ENABLE_FCD
introduce osmosdr namespace, remove _c suffix - the namespace conversion adopts the common gnuradio coding guidelines - suffix removal is a preparation to support 8/16 bit complex data types
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BOOST_FOREACH( std::string dev, fcd_source_c::get_devices() )
introduce device discovery api This API allows to acquire a list of devices connected to the host and creates an argument string ready to be passed to a source object for cunstruction. Each device_t entry contains a "label" entry, which holds the generic device name which may be shown to the user for device selection. For certain radio hardware extended entries ("name", "serial", "type") may be available to make bijective device addressing possible. The argument string for target types "rtl_tcp" and "file" might be constructed using the osmosdr::device_t class facilities. Example: #include <osmosdr_device.h> #include <osmosdr_source_c.h> osmosdr::devices_t devs = osmosdr::device::find(); BOOST_FOREACH(osmosdr::device_t &dev, devs) // try to create each dev osmosdr_source_c_sptr src = osmosdr_make_source_c(dev.to_string());
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devices.push_back( device_t(dev) );
#endif
#ifdef ENABLE_RTL
BOOST_FOREACH( std::string dev, rtl_source_c::get_devices() )
devices.push_back( device_t(dev) );
#endif
#ifdef ENABLE_UHD
BOOST_FOREACH( std::string dev, uhd_source_c::get_devices() )
devices.push_back( device_t(dev) );
#endif
add support for MSi2500 based DVB-T dongles through libmirisdr this has been tested with analog modes only and still has to be verified with the usual digital modes for proper implementation.
2012-09-30 18:12:48 +00:00
#ifdef ENABLE_MIRI
BOOST_FOREACH( std::string dev, miri_source_c::get_devices() )
devices.push_back( device_t(dev) );
#endif
Added SDRplay RSP support Initial build for SDRplay RSP support. Basic functionality, AGC etc. to be added
2015-03-04 20:35:59 +00:00
#ifdef ENABLE_SDRPLAY
BOOST_FOREACH( std::string dev, sdrplay_source_c::get_devices() )
devices.push_back( device_t(dev) );
#endif
bladerf: add support for nuand LLC bladeRF (WIP) This is based on the original work (https://github.com/Nuand/gr-osmosdr) done by folks at nuand LLC for the gr3.6 branch of gr-osmosdr. The following modifications have been done in this commit: * port to gr-osmosdr master codebase (gr3.7) * moved shared properties to bladerf_common * added & verified IF filter bandwidth setters * set LMS6002D registers with values taken from FAQ 5.27 * print device information (serial/versions) on startup * added fpga= and fw= device arguments to program MCU/FPGA * added bladerf=# dev. arg. to select a specific bladeRF * grc gain field controls RF path VGA for RX/TX * grc BB gain field controls BB path VGA for RX/TX Usage example: osmocom_fft -a "bladerf,fpga=/tmp/hostedx115.rbf" The following RX named gain stages are available: LNA: 0 to 6 dB, in 3dB steps VGA1: 5 to 30 dB, in 1dB steps; nonlinear mapping done inside the lib VGA2: 0 to 60 dB, in 3dB steps; not recommended to be used above 30dB The following TX named gain stages are available: VGA1: -35 to -4 dB, in 1dB steps, BB side VGA2: 0 to 25 dB, in 1dB steps, RF side Thanks a lot to the team of nuand LLC for this major contribution.
2013-07-20 16:14:20 +00:00
#ifdef ENABLE_BLADERF
BOOST_FOREACH( std::string dev, bladerf_source_c::get_devices() )
devices.push_back( device_t(dev) );
#endif
hackrf: add support for HackRF devices through libhackrf features: - gain control for LNA & VGA - frequency error correction - automatic baseband filter - up to 20M sampling rate limitations: - no DC offset correction implemented (yet) - no RX preamplifier control (disabled by default) - high sampling rates may not work on slow machines
2013-04-10 18:42:43 +00:00
#ifdef ENABLE_HACKRF
BOOST_FOREACH( std::string dev, hackrf_source_c::get_devices() )
bladerf: add support for nuand LLC bladeRF (WIP) This is based on the original work (https://github.com/Nuand/gr-osmosdr) done by folks at nuand LLC for the gr3.6 branch of gr-osmosdr. The following modifications have been done in this commit: * port to gr-osmosdr master codebase (gr3.7) * moved shared properties to bladerf_common * added & verified IF filter bandwidth setters * set LMS6002D registers with values taken from FAQ 5.27 * print device information (serial/versions) on startup * added fpga= and fw= device arguments to program MCU/FPGA * added bladerf=# dev. arg. to select a specific bladeRF * grc gain field controls RF path VGA for RX/TX * grc BB gain field controls BB path VGA for RX/TX Usage example: osmocom_fft -a "bladerf,fpga=/tmp/hostedx115.rbf" The following RX named gain stages are available: LNA: 0 to 6 dB, in 3dB steps VGA1: 5 to 30 dB, in 1dB steps; nonlinear mapping done inside the lib VGA2: 0 to 60 dB, in 3dB steps; not recommended to be used above 30dB The following TX named gain stages are available: VGA1: -35 to -4 dB, in 1dB steps, BB side VGA2: 0 to 25 dB, in 1dB steps, RF side Thanks a lot to the team of nuand LLC for this major contribution.
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devices.push_back( device_t(dev) );
hackrf: add support for HackRF devices through libhackrf features: - gain control for LNA & VGA - frequency error correction - automatic baseband filter - up to 20M sampling rate limitations: - no DC offset correction implemented (yet) - no RX preamplifier control (disabled by default) - high sampling rates may not work on slow machines
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#endif
rfspace: add support for RFSPACE SDR-IQ and SDR-IP Usage example: osmocom_fft -a sdr-iq=/dev/ttyUSB0 osmocom_fft -a sdr-ip=host[:port] osmocom_fft -a netsdr=host[:port][,nchan=2] The following named gain stages are available: SDR-IQ: ATT: -20 to +10 dB, in 10dB steps SDR-IP: ATT: -30 to 0 dB, in 10dB steps The ftdi_sio driver is being used for SDR-IQ. It creates a character device of the form: crw-rw---- 1 root dialout 188, 0 Dec 19 22:14 /dev/ttyUSB0 To be able to open the device without root permissions add yourself to the "dialout" group or do a "chmod 666 /dev/ttyUSB0" after pluggin in.
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#ifdef ENABLE_RFSPACE
BOOST_FOREACH( std::string dev, rfspace_source_c::get_devices( fake ) )
netsdr: add support for RFSPACE NetSDR receiver - implements broadcast UDP based device discovery - prints device information (serial/versions) on startup - reads available frequency range(s) from the device - integrity checks of IQ stream using sequence numbers - automatic bandpass or a wideband lowpass selectable The following named gain stages are available: ATT: -30 to 0 dB, in 10dB steps Known limitations: - setting the sample rate is possible only before the flowgraph has been started
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devices.push_back( device_t(dev) );
#endif
airspy: add support for AirSpy wideband receiver Requires https://github.com/airspy/host Usage example: osmocom_fft -a airspy The following named gain stages are available: LNA: 0 to 15, step 1 MIX: 0 to 15, step 1 IF: 0 to 15, step 1 At the moment the gains are not in dB but gain indices internal to R820t tuner.
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#ifdef ENABLE_AIRSPY
BOOST_FOREACH( std::string dev, airspy_source_c::get_devices() )
devices.push_back( device_t(dev) );
#endif
airspyhf: Add initial support for Airspy HF+ Info: http://airspy.com/airspy-hf-plus/ From: Alexandru Csete <oz9aec@gmail.com> Signed-off-by: Sylvain Munaut <tnt@246tNt.com>
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#ifdef ENABLE_AIRSPYHF
BOOST_FOREACH( std::string dev, airspyhf_source_c::get_devices() )
devices.push_back( device_t(dev) );
#endif
Add support for FreeSRP This patch adds support for both receiving and transmitting using the FreeSRP. More information on the FreeSRP can be found at: http://freesrp.org The gr-osmosdr blocks added make use of libfreesrp, the library required for interfacing with this device. The libfreesrp source code is freely available at https://github.com/freesrp/libfreesrp Usage example: osmocom_fft -a "freesrp"
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#ifdef ENABLE_FREESRP
BOOST_FOREACH( std::string dev, freesrp_source_c::get_devices() )
devices.push_back( device_t(dev) );
#endif
soapy: added device::find() support Was missing from the implementation. Now devices with a label show up nicely in GQRX
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#ifdef ENABLE_SOAPY
BOOST_FOREACH( std::string dev, soapy_source_c::get_devices() )
devices.push_back( device_t(dev) );
#endif
add Red Pitaya discovery in device find function
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devices: software-only sources should be appended at the very end hopefully this will result in hardware sources to be shown first if any sort of a graphical interface is being used to show a list...
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/* software-only sources should be appended at the very end,
* hopefully resulting in hardware sources to be shown first
* in a graphical interface etc... */
#ifdef ENABLE_RTL_TCP
device: implement "nofake" hint to exclude dummy devices from discovery usage example: osmosdr::device_t hint( "nofake" ); osmosdr::devices_t devs = osmosdr::device::find( hint );
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BOOST_FOREACH( std::string dev, rtl_tcp_source_c::get_devices( fake ) )
devices: software-only sources should be appended at the very end hopefully this will result in hardware sources to be shown first if any sort of a graphical interface is being used to show a list...
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devices.push_back( device_t(dev) );
#endif
add Red Pitaya discovery in device find function
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#ifdef ENABLE_REDPITAYA
BOOST_FOREACH( std::string dev, redpitaya_source_c::get_devices( fake ) )
devices.push_back( device_t(dev) );
#endif
devices: software-only sources should be appended at the very end hopefully this will result in hardware sources to be shown first if any sort of a graphical interface is being used to show a list...
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#ifdef ENABLE_FILE
device: implement "nofake" hint to exclude dummy devices from discovery usage example: osmosdr::device_t hint( "nofake" ); osmosdr::devices_t devs = osmosdr::device::find( hint );
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BOOST_FOREACH( std::string dev, file_source_c::get_devices( fake ) )
devices: software-only sources should be appended at the very end hopefully this will result in hardware sources to be shown first if any sort of a graphical interface is being used to show a list...
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devices.push_back( device_t(dev) );
#endif
introduce device discovery api This API allows to acquire a list of devices connected to the host and creates an argument string ready to be passed to a source object for cunstruction. Each device_t entry contains a "label" entry, which holds the generic device name which may be shown to the user for device selection. For certain radio hardware extended entries ("name", "serial", "type") may be available to make bijective device addressing possible. The argument string for target types "rtl_tcp" and "file" might be constructed using the osmosdr::device_t class facilities. Example: #include <osmosdr_device.h> #include <osmosdr_source_c.h> osmosdr::devices_t devs = osmosdr::device::find(); BOOST_FOREACH(osmosdr::device_t &dev, devs) // try to create each dev osmosdr_source_c_sptr src = osmosdr_make_source_c(dev.to_string());
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return devices;
}