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-H HAMLIB_MODEL, --hamlib-model=HAMLIB_MODEL |
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specify model for hamlib |
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-s SEEK, --seek=SEEK ifile seek in K |
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-l TERMINAL_TYPE, --terminal-type=TERMINAL_TYPE |
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'curses' or udp port or 'http:host:port' |
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-L LOGFILE_WORKERS, --logfile-workers=LOGFILE_WORKERS |
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number of demodulators to instantiate |
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-S SAMPLE_RATE, --sample-rate=SAMPLE_RATE |
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-Z DECIM_AMT, --decim-amt=DECIM_AMT |
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spectrum decimation |
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HTTP CONSOLE |
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New as of Jan. 2018, the OP25 dashboard is accessible to any Web browser over |
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HTTP. Include the option "-l http:<host>:<port>" when starting the rx.py app, |
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where <host> is either "127.0.0.1" to limit access from only this host, or |
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"0.0.0.0" if HTTP access from anywhere is to be allowed*. After rx.py has |
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started it begins listening on the specified port for incoming connections. |
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Once connected the status page should automatically update to show trunking |
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system status, frequency list, adjacent sites, and other data. |
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Example: you have started rx.py with the option "-l http:127.0.0.1:8080". |
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To connect, set your web browser URL to "http://127.0.0.1:8080". |
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If one or more plot modes has been selected using the "-P" option you may |
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view them by clicking the "PLOT" button. The plots are updated approx. |
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every five seconds. Click "STATUS" to return to the main status page. |
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*WARNING*: there is no security or encryption. Be careful when using "0.0.0.0" |
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as the listening address since anyone with access to the network can connect. |
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NOTE: the python-pyramid package is required when using this option. It can |
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be installed by running |
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sudo apt-get install python-pyramid |
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MULTI-RECEIVER |
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The multi_rx.py app allows an arbitrary number of SDR devices and channels |
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