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The proposed documentation on http://eartoearoak.com/software/rtlsdr-scanner/rtlsdr-manual indicates on examples that
Scan from 430 to 436MHz, with a gain of 8.7dB and a dwell of 16ms, saving to 'test.rfs.: rtlsdr_scan.py -s 430 -e 436 -g 8.7 -d 16 test.rf
and the parameter -d 16 is setting the time in seconds, not ms, that's crashing the libusb library at the libusb_control_transfer.
On the other side there are two -d parametes on the function call (page 21 on the manual)
-d, --delay Delay between sweeps in seconds.
-d, --dwell Dwell time in seconds (optional, default – 131ms).
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Thanks.
The dwell range has been limited in 4b45dfa and the manual updated in ba390ba and I eventually remembered to fix the switch documentation in 51ea2b9!
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The proposed documentation on http://eartoearoak.com/software/rtlsdr-scanner/rtlsdr-manual indicates on examples that
Scan from 430 to 436MHz, with a gain of 8.7dB and a dwell of 16ms, saving to 'test.rfs.: rtlsdr_scan.py -s 430 -e 436 -g 8.7 -d 16 test.rf
and the parameter -d 16 is setting the time in seconds, not ms, that's crashing the libusb library at the libusb_control_transfer.
On the other side there are two -d parametes on the function call (page 21 on the manual)
-d, --delay Delay between sweeps in seconds.
-d, --dwell Dwell time in seconds (optional, default – 131ms).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: