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Welcome to the TETRA-BlueStation Wiki, the documentation platform for BlueStation: a FOSS TETRA stack aimed at providing an extensible basis for TETRA experimentation and research.

The following Wiki is structured as follows:

• Introduction: lists all working details, implementation choices, working and non-working features
• Requirements: summarizes the supported hardware, and legal considerations
• Dependencies and building: goes through the dependencies install process as well as install procedure
• Configuration: explains how to properly configure tetra-bluestation for execution
• Running TETRA-BlueStation: lists the steps to start tetra-bluestation and how to improve execution
• Contributions, forks and issues: explains the contribution policies, lists known forks and how to submit an issue
• Miscellaneous: few aspects not tackled in the other chapters

⚠️ Experimental Software Warning

tetra-bluestation is highly experimental software.

• Interfaces, features, and internal behavior may change at any time.
• Things will break occasionally, sometimes in creative ways.
• New features and bug fixes are added frequently.
• Documentation and wiki content may lag behind the current code and should not be assumed to be fully up to date.

This project is intended for experimentation, research, and learning.
Do not rely on it for production use, safety-critical systems, or operational networks.

If you encounter unexpected behavior, consult the source code and recent commits first, and feel free to report issues or contribute improvements.