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device, particularly a USB device that has its own source
of 5V. I'd suggest the probability of this being required is very small
indeed.
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On 1/8/19 11:46 am, Steve wrote:
> It's Sicilian talk, Not taught in schools... :-)
I studied A/D and D/A converters… Nyquist… aliasing… all that "fun" stuff!
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On 1/8/19 12:00 am, Steve wrote:
> How about a new repository for a KiCAD project to copy the SM1000
> support circuitry, e.g., A/D, D/A, PTT, LED's, etc, onto a RPi4 HAT.
> Maybe include a +12 VDC connector to power everything.
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oser to the platform you were originally looking at.
https://www.st.com/en/evaluation-tools/stm32f4discovery.html
Then you can debug it, get to understand how the code works in its
native habitat, before moving it across to another platform.
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On 17/7/19 8:10 pm, Frank Bendon wrote:
Could it be something to do with trying to run it with a USB3 port?
Wouldn't be the first USB 2 device to have issues with a USB 3 host.
Lots of USB 2.0 devices seem to have issues, not sure whether it's
fixable in device firmware or not.
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rt of challenge.
My thought would be to maybe have a look at the STM32F4 Discovery
development board, as that was the board used to actually develop the
SM1000 firmware. Once you poke it and see how it moves, it may be
possible to slowly port it over to the TMS320C6713.
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On 17/7/19 6:16 am, David Rowe wrote:
I had no idea the Windows world was so confusing!
Isn't dealing with an OS that simultaneously wants to be CP/M, VMS and
(more recently) Linux such fun?!
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a STM32F407).
I'm not familiar with the specifics of the TMS320C6713 DSP in it, other
than the fact that Wikipedia describes it as a 32-bit floating-point
DSP. On paper, it should do the job, but I think debugging why it
didn't is going to require someone who knows the DSP better than I do.
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FDMDV over that audio streaming system, but
the vocoder in GSM is going to give you a very hard time as it will
mangle the FDMDV modem tones something fierce! You're flogging a dead
horse going that route.
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On 26/5/19 2:17 pm, Steve wrote:
> On Sat, May 25, 2019 at 9:55 PM Stuart Longland
> wrote:
>>
>> Whilst tethered, you could then turn off WiFi and just use CDC-Ethernet
>> to communicate between radio and phone which would further reduce power
>> consumption.
&
t use CDC-Ethernet
to communicate between radio and phone which would further reduce power
consumption. When used in areas with no cellular communications, the
phone could be put in "flight mode" to avoid wasting power on running a
3G/4G/LTE radio that's not useful.
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kbit channel
>
> Is this even the right way to categorize it?
Well, it's not a 8kHz arbitrary waveform, it's a very specific subset of
possible waveforms that can be represented by that 2kbit channel.
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, but one cannot deny that
OpenBSD has got a legendary track record for security with its releases,
and as the Linux distributions pile on the complexity in desktops
(PolicyKit, ConsoleKit, HAL, systemd, … ohh my!), maybe the Church of
Puffy actually have a point. :-)
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u his ${HOME}/.ssh/id_rsa.pub and you
append it to ~wsjtdev/.ssh/authorized_keys like Puffy¹ intended. :-)
That is *MUCH* safer for all concerned.
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1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ope
1151 motherboard, another ~$80 for a CPU, ~$50 for some
RAM, ~$30 for a PSU and ~$50 for a SSD: there's a similar spec x86
machine for about AU$310.
When you consider that ARM SBC will require a PSU (the x86 machine
includes this), suddenly the higher-end ARM SBCs aren't so compelling.
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> RE: Microsoft, it's still a large for-profit company so I'd be careful
> in trusting it
So was Github before Microsoft bought it.
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It is a fork of Gogs, which is also worth looking at (although I found
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it via a digital radio network to some other party that might then relay
it onto some emergency response group.
It's in casual conversation, or those operating in countries that
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On 22/04/18 20:04, tom sparks wrote:
>
>
> On 22/04/18 13:23, Stuart Longland wrote:
>> On 22/04/18 07:51, James Cloos wrote:
>>>>>>>> "DR" == David Rowe <da...@rowetel.com> writes:
>>>
>>> DR> http://www.rowe
the user agent, but left
> the rest of the ua the same, then it worked.
I've observed this too… tried adding the RSS feed of that blog to my RSS
reader and got a stack of 403s. Rather than try and debug it, I decided
that this was a signal that my interest in the project was unwanted and
left
io modules this weekend. There are 1W modules if
> this protocol proves promising.
Sounds good. Nothing wrong with Python, especially at the prototyping
stage.
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replace 802.15.4, and rejig the crypto so that shared keys are used to
authenticate (a message integrity code) instead of encrypt.
In short though, I think it could work.
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On 07/12/17 21:39, Stuart Longland wrote:
> I don't think any of us can, legally, even if we *did* have a copy of
> the implementation.
>
> I think someone who had a copy of the CODEC contributed those samples.
> They were not done by any of the core team.
In fact, this confirm
?.
I don't think any of us can, legally, even if we *did* have a copy of
the implementation.
I think someone who had a copy of the CODEC contributed those samples.
They were not done by any of the core team.
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is brauny enough to do Codec2 real-time given it was
chosen with the intent of using a specialised DSP (the AMBE+ chip) to do
the signal processing.
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through PulseAudio.
As for RDP; it might be possible to expose a SPICE session instead,
which does carry sound. RDP won't because a Linux RDP server is
basically an X server, and X does not have sound.
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TV receiver
dongle based around the infamous Realtek chipset).
It might be that the discriminator output available via the 9600 baud
packet radio jacks isn't up to the task… but even ¼ of this data rate
would be a brilliant alternative to the Bell-203 modulation we're used to.
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On 02/02/17 11:44, David Ranch wrote:
>
> You can see working examples of this DRM mode in the SSTV programs for
> Linux:
>
>Qsstv
I thought QSSTV was analogue… it was last time I tried it.
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ackets, then in each RF frame, you send
packet 2 (or zeros if it's the first packet) from the previous Codec2
frame concatenated with packet 1 from the current Codec2 frame.
You double your data rate, but if an RF frame gets lost, you can still
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hypothetical conversion from AMBE2 direct to µ-law, more likely the
assumptions made by the µ-law CODEC don't hold true for the synthesized
voice from the AMBE2 CODEC, and that would be why it sounds so terrible.
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On 30/01/16 16:20, Stuart Longland wrote:
> Some theories I'm thinking of:
> - Switch bounce? Maybe I'm not doing it right and there's just a little
> contact bounce as I'm holding it.
> - RFI? Here at The Gap, I'm practically in the shadow of Mt. Coot-tha,
> where there exists
create another instance of Codec 2 - suspect
> that would make you run out of memory.
Ahh okay, is it possible to share the instance that FreeDV uses? I
didn't see an obvious way to do that and it didn't seem like a good idea.
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I have trouble invoking
the DFU bootloader.
I would definitely agree that it should be pulled up to Vcc.
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case.
> BTW could you pls point me at some instructions for the current menu
> system? I built the code last week but wasn't sure what to do next.
There's some notes in the place where I keep the binary builds.
https://stuartl.longlandclan.id.au/freedv/sm1000/
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On 31/01/16 11:37, Stuart Longland wrote:
>> BTW could you pls point me at some instructions for the current menu
>> > system? I built the code last week but wasn't sure what to do next.
> There's some notes in the place where I keep the binary builds.
> https://stuartl.long
und revision 2482 (according to `git
bisect`) and I'm just trying to figure out why.
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more things to state machines so one could possibly
determine when the CPU can be put to sleep from that. I think
power-saving support is a long way off, and even without that, the
SM1000 seems to sip power.
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not sure if that's accidental or if that's indeed the convention being used.
I'm used to numbers or a little arrow on the silkscreen. That might be
worthwhile on the next run of SM1000s. :-)
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On 12/12/15 16:38, Steve wrote:
> looking at that photo, it's the one on the left. R19 trace sneaks
> between the right and middle pins and goes down to the left pin.
Ahh, gotcha. Okay, I'll plug 'er in and see what I get.
Hopefully not smoke signals. :-)
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On 25/10/15 10:44, Stuart Longland wrote:
>> 2/ FB on taking a look at 700B mode. I described some suggested first
>> > steps on an email to the list on 24 Sep. Happy to work with you based
>> > on the results of these unit tests. I imagine I'll be up for som
e
that trying to do data comms over this link is proving to be a major
challenge. 1200bps is *really* pushing it.
700bps will be easier, however last time I tried FreeDV 700bps, the
SM1000 crapped itself when I switched to DV mode. (And yes, it's time I
pulled my finger out and did some more on the
point to a Codec2
recording. When I've deduced a recording, I track the frame number,
feeding the decoder with frames and upsampling the samples at the other end.
Hopefully it won't hurt the CPU too much.
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On 25/10/15 10:01, Stuart Longland wrote:
>> > /* Set up FreeDV modem */
>> > f = freedv_open(FREEDV_MODE_700B);
Hmm, and even just having it do 700B alone, more to it is needed than
just this.
Changing 1600 to 700B causes the SM1000 to crap itself when going in
s (Cortex M3; 64kB RAM, 512kB flash, no FPU) and the
SM1000 which has no JTAG exposed.
The STLink/V2 programmer cables are not expensive and OpenOCD supports
them. Might be time to let some moths out of the wallet. ;-)
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On 25/10/15 10:49, Steve wrote:
> Added to the language in C99 if I remember right... No problem in GCC.
Ahh, figured it was a newer feature. I sometimes have to deal with K C.
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What's actually needed in order to switch from one mode to the other?
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Descript
I used on this list. It may be
possible to re-flash that portion of flash with a preconfigured block,
or to manipulate the image to include it. If the block size changes,
I'll let you know.
Long term, I think the plan should be to get CDC-ACM serial console
working, then that can be used to back u
this hour of the night.
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ase and hitting F3 repeatedly didn't
make it jump out at me. ;-)
At present, the data is so small, less than the 244-byte block payload,
that it'll be a long time before we hit it. My development on this unit
is likely to cost more in erase cycles.
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On 27/09/15 00:07, Stuart Longland wrote:
> There is a somewhat buggy firmware image here:
> http://stuartl.longlandclan.id.au/freedv/sm1000/sm1000-r2396.bin
I've done some bug fixes:
http://stuartl.longlandclan.id.au/freedv/sm1000/sm1000-r2402.bin
This actually has working CRC32 calcu
e RTC.
Hooking that to a supercapacitor or header for a small lithium battery
would be all that's needed.
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On 27/09/15 12:53, Stuart Longland wrote:
> Another option just occurred to me. My previous scheme would basically
> see 3 flash blocks get consumed: one "obsolete" block for the old
> configuration, one new block with the new configuration, and a new copy
> of wha
ors, that's 189 blocks that have to each be
re-written 1 times before the sectors are depleted.
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people can try it out here:
http://stuartl.longlandclan.id.au/freedv/sm1000/2015-09-23/
Those looking for a git repository, I've thrown the lot up here:
http://git.longlandclan.yi.org/?p=for-upstream/freedv/codec2.git
The individual patch sets are separate branches.
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ed errors but I couldn't get any!
Indeed, the biggest limit to QRP is QRM at the receiver station.
Where I am here in The Gap, I don't get a noise floor below S7 on 40m.
QRP would struggle big time. On the bicycle, some areas are fine,
others are real bad.
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> The CPU load is proportional to the initial freq offset estimation
> bandwidth. I'm inclined to wait a little and see if this is a real problem.
Tuning accuracy is likely to be an issue on headless systems or for
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On 20/09/15 18:35, Alexandru Csete wrote:
> On Sun, Sep 20, 2015 at 1:36 AM, Stuart Longland
> <stua...@longlandclan.id.au> wrote:
>>
>> cmake doesn't like being told what to do either:
>>> RC=0 stuartl@vk4msl-mb ~/hamradio/projects/fdmdv/freedv-build $ cmake
final link step
myself (after building with VERBOSE=1 to see what the link command was).
That gave me a FreeDV binary.
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lation or nearest-neighbour would probably work for getting it
back to 16kHz.
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root root 19 Sep 20 09:08 libhamlib.so.2 ->
> libhamlib.so.2.0.16
> lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 21 Sep 20 09:08 libhamlib++.so.2 ->
> libhamlib++.so.2.0.16
> -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 142688 Sep 20 09:08 libhamlib.so.2.0.16
> -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 51104 Sep 20 09:08 libhamlib++.s
On 20/09/15 09:16, Stuart Longland wrote:
>> RC=0 stuartl@vk4msl-mb ~/hamradio/projects/fdmdv/freedv-build $ pkg-config
>> --libs hamlib
>> -L/usr/lib64/hamlib -lhamlib -lm
>
> It seems the cmake files could use a little help finding where hamlib
> has been put. AF
d on the SM1000 (I'm not sure what
revision number that was, but I'm told it was some time in March).
Then I should be able to figure out what's broken.
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Otherwise I've got to try and guess, then "re-wind" N samples to try and
play them again later, or stash them somewhere to be retried.
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> If you, or anyone else reading, is interested, it would be great to have
> some help porting the cohpsk modem to the SM1000. A first step would be
> to look at the memory usage, like I did for the fdmdv modem:
>
>http://www.row
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check-out of it so that I can commit my changes. In any case, you were
right, it was trivial to add.
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>From 97698ae33bbbc59aa050ccbc93c263da982cebec Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Stu
ood point on the analogue
filtering, I wasn't thinking of that side of things.
Definitely we want to avoid nasty aliasing, and having a higher rate
does make the filter cutoff less critical.
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of the mode.
If you hit a button before the announcement, the announcement is
cancelled. (In the case of the SELECT button, a new announcement will
happen instead after a delay.)
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get scaled down to 12-bit. I'm iterating
over that array and mixing my samples in, but it seems I'm not getting
all of them: half get to the DAC un-mixed.
I figure that the receive audio should be audible whilst
sing that is
the blinky GPIO pin you're referring to?
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only when
> the volume is wound up.
Alternatively, 6 AA cells would fit down the back of it just nicely,
and provide the needed oomph for the speaker amp.
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to do so. I note the
main http://www.yi.org site has been unresponsive for some weeks now
and so I've taken some proactive measures to ensure my site stays
accessible.
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Bruce and some others kindly donated some $ for a new laptop last year,
I bought a used Lenovo X220 so I'm doing well there!
Ahh good to know. :-)
Could still use some help on C/C++ (non DSP) coding.
I'll see what I can do.
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The board costs about as much as a Raspberry Pi, one downside is that it
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On 07/06/13 07:18, Bruce Perens wrote:
Modems and FEC belong in their own library. Not in the codec folder or
the FDMDV application folder. We can call it libmodem or something.
Perhaps libfdmdv; fdmdv being a frontend to libfdmdv and libcodec2.
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I'm not sure if gStreamer or GNURadio implements some of the things
needed. Maybe those are worth a look?
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essentially got GNU MinGW
on top of Windows XP, on top of GNU Linux...
I could give it a crack, I have a laptop dual-booting Linux and Windows
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On 15/04/13 06:53, Kristoff Bonne wrote:
Stuart,
On 14-04-13 06:52, Stuart Longland (VK4MSL) wrote:
On 14/04/13 13:48, Albert Cahalan wrote:
I don't understand this. Both the GMSK signal and the voice signal are
mono.
Both signals are mono, so they can fit on a single stereo device.
One
it. Most devices can, it's only in rare
circumstances where they'll be a problem. It's just a matter of coding
appropriately to handle that possibility, then people can apply whatever
workarounds suit their application.
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I haven't lost my mind...
...it's
for MacOS X, BSD, etc too,
although I can't test under MacOS X as none of my USB-serial converters
(all pl2303-based) work on my MacBook under OS X 10.6.8.
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Stuart Longland (aka Redhatter, VK4MSL)
I haven't lost my mind...
...it's backed up on a tape somewhere
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