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* [Features](#features)
* [Widgets and scopes](#widgets-and-scopes-for-qt-dab)
* [Showing a map for TII](#a-note-on-showing-a-map)
* [Notes on building an executable](#building-an-executable-for-qt-dab-a-few-notes)
* [Documentation](#Documentation{
* [Installation on Windows](#Installation-on-Windows)
* [Installation on Linux](#Installation-on-Linux)
* [Notes on building an executable](#building-an-executable-for-qt-dab-a-few-notes)
* [Using user specified bands](#Using-user-specified-bands)
* [xml-files and support](#xml-files-and-support)
* [A Note on previous versions](#A-Note-on-previous-versions)
* [Copyright](#copyright)
* [Copyright](#Copyright)

Introduction
=================================================================
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Different from previous versions, a single widget, the spectrum widget,
contains - as tabbed widget - the 4 or 5 scopes to show different aspects
of the DAN signal.
It contains an IQscope, showing the constellation of the decoded data,
and a waterfall scope, showinh the progress in time of the data
of the DAB signal.
Furthermore, it contains an IQscope,
showing the constellation of the decoded data,
and a waterfall scope, showing the progress in time of the data
that is displayed in the selected scope.
Previous versions V5.4 and V4.7 will be maintained.

Scopes are
* spectrum scope, showing the spectrum of the incoming DAB signal;
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* handling the TII database is not installed on the system, and/or
* you did not provide your "home" coordinates.

The latter is easily done by touching the button "coordinates" on the configuration (configuration/control) widget.
The latter is easily done by touching the button "coordinates" on the
configuration and control widget.

Documentation
=================================================================

An extensive **user's guide** - in PDF format - for the 6.1 version can be found in the "docs" section of the source tree. The documentation contains a complete description of the widgets, of the values in the `.ini` file, on configuring for creating an executable (Linux), and even a complete description on how to add a device to the configuration.

![Qt-DAB documentation](/qt-dab-manual.png?raw=true)


Installation on Windows
=================================================================

For Windows an **installer** can be found in the releases section, https://github.com/JvanKatwijk/qt-dab/releases. The installer will install the executable as well as required libraries.

The installer will also call the official installer for the dll implementing the 2.3 api for getting access to the SDRplay devices.


Installation on Linux-x64
=================================================================

For Linux-x64 systems, an **appImage** can be found in the releases section, http://github.com/JvanKatwijk/qt-dab/releases. The appImage contains
next to the executable qt-dab program, the required libraries.

Of course it is possible to generate an executable, the manual contains a complete script for Ubuntu type Linux versions.


Building an executable for qt-dab: a few notes
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```


Documentation
=================================================================

An extensive **user's guide** - in PDF format - for the 6.1 version can be found in the "docs" section of the source tree. The documentation contains a complete description of the widgets, of the values in the `.ini` file, on configuring for creating an executable (Linux), and even a complete description on how to add a device to the configuration.

![Qt-DAB documentation](/qt-dab-manual.png?raw=true)


Installation on Windows
=================================================================

For Windows an **installer** can be found in the releases section, https://github.com/JvanKatwijk/qt-dab/releases. The installer will install the executable as well as required libraries.

The installer will also call the official installer for the dll implementing the 2.3 api for getting access to the SDRplay devices.


Installation on Linux-x64
=================================================================

For Linux-x64 systems, an **appImage** can be found in the releases section, http://github.com/JvanKatwijk/qt-dab/releases. The appImage contains
next to the executable qt-dab program, the required libraries.

Of course it is possible to generate an executable, the manual contains a complete script for Ubuntu type Linux versions.


Using user specified bands
=================================================================

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