Wow Patrick, you're really on top of things tweaking this mode. Good job!
Could you explain in more detail with the asymmetry Slave/master is increased
means? Was the timing of the mode altered?
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, Patrick Lindecker f6...@... wrote:
Hello to all testers,
Has anyone tried keyboard-to-keyboard connected BPSK63? (I assume that it is
connected and not UI, as we are talking about the FRACK option).
Also, am I correct that PAX/PAX2 will run in connected mode? For some reason I
thought they were UI-only, but now I cannot tell.
I'm interested in
Currently, no. The modem part of P25 and D-Star(in the C4FM mode) aren't too
challenging, so those should be able to be done in software(although P25 is
known to
need a CLEAN discriminator tap on receive, something many scanner users
realized they
didn't have when trying to decode P25
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, mikenetbot [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Currently, no. The modem part of P25 and D-Star(in the C4FM mode)
aren't too
challenging, so those should be able to be done in software(although
P25 is known to
need a CLEAN discriminator tap on receive, something many
I stand corrected! The software came out yesterday, and it is now possible to
demodulate D-
Star with a soundcard. If you have the DVSI dongle, you'll be able to recover
audio. Amazing!
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/dstarsoftware/message/1
When I first started poking around, I found a simple comparison paper at
http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/iel2/672/6329/00247152.pdf . It appears to require
an IEEE
membership, or a university internet connection(I'm VPNed into my uni right
now). The
bottom of each page does say U. S. Government
Sorry about the line breaks...note to self, don't trust the post preview
function.
What I forgot to mention here is that when the adaptive equalizer models the
channel, we
can use that information for more than just equalizing the channel. Most
current ARQ
modes make a decision if the
