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Re: LF: QRSS/DFCW transmission with a Raspberry Pi

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Subject: Re: LF: QRSS/DFCW transmission with a Raspberry Pi
From: DK7FC <[email protected]>
Date: Sun, 11 Oct 2015 21:20:28 +0200
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Hi Dimitris,

I have another idea:

[ -F ] Factor . Factor is a Multiplier for the output frequency and DFCW shift. Factor = 1 if not set otherwise in the command line. You know, some PAs use an /2 or /4 divider (e.g. CD4013) to generate a opposite phase rectangular signal with a perfect 50% duty cycle.

I have modified the wspr.c file with a (fixed) factor 4 to 4xwspr.c. This works very well...

73, Stefan

Am 10.10.2015 17:40, schrieb DK7FC:

There could/should be a number of options like

- [ -B ] beacon mode
- [ -E 0500 ] stop time is 05:00 UTC
- [ -S 0.2 ] 0.2 Hz DFCW-shift  (if this parameter is not used in the command line, i would choose a certain ratio of DFCW shift and dot length. Then the DFCW shift is set automatically)
- [ -R 2.5]  Dash/Dot ratio is 2.5 for QRSS (3 without setting this parameter)

So, for example:

sudo ./[mode] [dot length] [frequency] [parameters] [message]

e.g.

sudo ./dfcw 90 136172.5 -B -E 0630 "dk7fc    "

=> transmits a DFCW-90 beacon on 136.1725 kHz until 06:30 (system time) with the message "dk7fc    "

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