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GNU Radio blocks for OpenHPSDR transceiver hardware
- Version recorded: 3.0
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Categories:
sdr-hardware,sdr-toolkits - Upstream: https://github.com/Tom-McDermott/gr-hpsdr
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Needs first:
gnuradio
Source and sink blocks that speak OpenHPSDR protocol 1 over Ethernet, so Hermes, Hermes-Lite, Metis and the other HPSDR boards can be used inside a GNU Radio flow graph for both receive and transmit.
HPSDR hardware is the open-hardware end of amateur SDR -- capable transceivers with published designs -- and this is how you build your own processing around one instead of using the vendor software. The Hermes-Lite 2 in particular is a common homebrew transceiver and this is its GNU Radio path.
HPSDR hardware on the same Ethernet segment. It is discovered by broadcast, so a router between you and it usually means it is not found.
- apt:
gr-hpsdr
Protocol 1 only. Newer boards using protocol 2 are not supported by this module and the failure is a device that does not respond rather than a version message. As an out-of-tree module it is compiled against a specific GNU Radio version, which is the version-lock problem the gnuradio manifest describes.
- probe: apt policy
- strategy: apt_upgrade
Tom McDermott, N5EG. GitHub issues at the URL above.
Source: catalog/packages/gr-hpsdr.yaml
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