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gr-osmosdr

The Osmocom project is a family of projects regarding Open source mobile communications.

While primarily being developed for the OsmoSDR hardware, this block as well supports:

• FUNcube Dongle through gr-funcube
• FUNcube Dongle Pro+ through gr-funcube
• RTL2832U based DVB-T dongles through librtlsdr
• RTL-TCP spectrum server (see librtlsdr project)
• gnuradio .cfile input through libgnuradio-blocks
• RFSPACE SDR-IQ, SDR-IP, NetSDR (incl. X2 option)
• Great Scott Gadgets HackRF through libhackrf
• Nuand LLC bladeRF through libbladeRF library
• Ettus USRP Devices through Ettus UHD library
• Fairwaves UmTRX through Fairwaves’ fork of UHD
• AIRSPY Receiver
• AIRSPY HF+ Receiver
• SoapySDR support
• Red Pitaya SDR transceiver (http://bazaar.redpitaya.com)
• FreeSRP through libfreesrp

Example applications include osmocom_fft, osmocom_siggen, and osmocom_spectrum_sense.

By using the OsmoSDR block you can take advantage of a common software API in your application(s) independent of the underlying radio hardware. This package provides C++ header files, documentation, and Python3 wrappers to the library.

Installed size: 8.11 MB
How to install: sudo apt install gr-osmosdr

osmocom_fft

Spectrum Browser

root@kali:~# man osmocom_fft
osmocom_fft(1)                   User Commands                   osmocom_fft(1)

NAME
       osmocom_fft - Spectrum Browser

SYNOPSIS
       osmocom_fft [options]

DESCRIPTION
       Spectrum Browser

OPTIONS
       -h, --help
              show this help message and exit

       -a ARGS, --args=ARGS
              Device args, [default=]

       -A ANTENNA, --antenna=ANTENNA
              Select RX antenna where appropriate

       -s SAMP_RATE, --samp-rate=SAMP_RATE
              Set sample rate (bandwidth), minimum by default

       -f FREQ, --center-freq=FREQ
              Set frequency to FREQ

       -c FREQ_CORR, --freq-corr=FREQ_CORR
              Set frequency correction (ppm)

       -g GAIN, --gain=GAIN
              Set gain in dB (default is midpoint)

       -W, --waterfall
              Enable waterfall display

       -S, --oscilloscope
              Enable oscilloscope display

       --avg-alpha=AVG_ALPHA
              Set fftsink averaging factor, default=[0.1]

       --averaging
              Enable fftsink averaging, default=[False]

       --ref-scale=REF_SCALE
              Set dBFS=0dB input value, default=[1.0]

       --fft-size=FFT_SIZE
              Set number of FFT bins [default=1024]

       --fft-rate=FFT_RATE
              Set FFT update rate, [default=30]

       -v, --verbose
              Use verbose console output [default=False]

SEE ALSO
       The full documentation for linux; is maintained as a Texinfo manual.  If
       the  info  and  linux; programs are properly installed at your site, the
       command

              info linux;

       should give you access to the complete manual.

Device specification
       You can specify the source or sink device using a comma separated string
       of argument=value pairs. The always-up-to-date block documentation  with
       examples is available right here.

FCD Source
       Argument
              Notes

       fcd=<device-index>
              0-based device identifier, optional

       device=hw:2
              overrides the audio device

       type=2 selects the dongle type, 1 for Classic, 2 for Pro+

       The  "device" argument overrides the audio device used by the underlying
       driver to access the dongle's IQ sample stream.

       The "type" argument selects the dongle type, 1 for Classic, 2 for Pro+.

OsmoSDR Source
       Argument
              Notes

       osmosdr=<device-index>
              0-based device identifier

       buffers=<number-of-buffers>
              Default is 32

       buflen=<length-of-buffer>
              Default is 256kB, must be multiple of 512

RTL-SDR Source
       Argument
              Notes

       rtl=<device-index>
              0-based device identifier OR serial number

       rtl_xtal=<frequency>
              Frequency (Hz) used for the RTL chip, accepts eng notation

       tuner_xtal=<frequency>
              Frequency (Hz) used for the tuner chip, accepts eng notation

       buffers=<number-of-buffers>
              Default is 32

       buflen=<length-of-buffer>
              Default is 256kB, must be multiple of 512

       direct_samp=0|1|2
              Enable direct sampling mode on the RTL chip. 0: Disable, 1: use I
              channel, 2: use Q channel

       offset_tune=0|1
              Enable offset tune mode for E4000 tuners

       NOTE: use rtl_eeprom -s to program your own serial number to the device

       NOTE: if you don't specify rtl_xtal/tuner_xtal,  the  underlying  driver
       will use 28.0MHz

RTL-SDR TCP Source
       Argument
              Notes

       rtl_tcp=<hostname>:<port>
              hostname defaults to "localhost", port to "1234"

       psize=<payload-size>
              Default is 16384 bytes

       direct_samp=0|1|2
              Enable  direct sampling mode on the RTL chip 0=Off, 1=I-ADC input
              enabled, 2=Q-ADC input enabled

       offset_tune=0|1
              Enable offset tune mode for E4000 tuners

Miri Source
       Argument
              Notes

       miri=<device-index>
              0-based device identifier

       buffers=<number-of-buffers>
              Default is 32

UHD Source / Sink
       Argument Notes

       uhd    Use this argument without a value

       nchan=<channel-count>
              For multichannel USRP configurations use the subdev parameter  to
              specify stream mapping

       subdev=<subdev-spec>
              Examples:  "A:0",  "B:0",  "A:0 B:0" when nchan=2. Refer original
              ettus documentation on this

       lo_offset=<frequency>
              Offset frequency in Hz, must be within  daughterboard  bandwidth.
              Accepts eng notation

       Additional argument/value pairs will be passed to the underlying driver,
       for  more  information  see  specifying  the subdevice and common device
       identifiers in the Ettus documentation.

bladeRF Source / Sink
       Argument
              Notes

       bladerf[=0]
              0-based device identifier (optional)

       fw='/path/to/the/firmware.img'
              program MCU firmware from given file. usually not  needed.  power
              cycle required.

       fpga='/path/to/the/bitstream.rbf'
              load  FPGA  bitstream from given file. required only at first run
              at the moment.

HackRF Source / Sink
       Argument
              Notes

       hackrf Use this argument without a value

       buffers=<number-of-buffers>
              Default is 32

       Only the first device found may be used at the moment  because  of  lib-
       hackrf limitation.

       Transmit  support  has  been  verified by using the crc-mmbTools DAB sdr
       transmitter.

IQ File Source
       Argument
              Notes

       file=<path-to-file-name>

       freq=<frequency>
              Center frequency in Hz, accepts eng notation

       rate=<sampling-rate>
              Mandatory, in samples/s, accepts eng notation

       repeat=true|false
              Default is true

       throttle=true|false
              Throttle flow of samples, default is true

EXAMPLES
       osmocom_fft -a rtl=0 -v -f 100e6 -s 2.4e6 -g 15

       osmocom_fft -a hackrf -v

       osmocom_fft -a uhd -v

SEE ALSO
       osmocom_siggen(1) osmocom_siggen_nogui(1) osmocom_spectrum_sense(1)

OSMOCOM                           October 2013                   osmocom_fft(1)

osmocom_siggen_nogui

Signal generator application

root@kali:~# osmocom_siggen_nogui -h
Usage: osmocom_siggen_nogui: [options]

Options:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -a ARGS, --args=ARGS  Device args, [default=]
  -A ANTENNA, --antenna=ANTENNA
                        Select Rx Antenna where appropriate
  --clock-source=CLOCK_SOURCE
                        Set the clock source; typically 'internal',
                        'external', 'external_1pps', 'mimo' or 'gpsdo'
  -s SAMP_RATE, --samp-rate=SAMP_RATE
                        Set sample rate (bandwidth), minimum by default
  -g GAIN, --gain=GAIN  Set gain in dB (default is midpoint)
  -G GAINS, --gains=GAINS
                        Set named gain in dB, name:gain,name:gain,...
  -f FREQ, --tx-freq=FREQ
                        Set carrier frequency to FREQ [default=mid-point]
  -c FREQ_CORR, --freq-corr=FREQ_CORR
                        Set carrier frequency correction [default=0]
  -x WAVEFORM_FREQ, --waveform-freq=WAVEFORM_FREQ
                        Set baseband waveform frequency to FREQ [default=0]
  -y WAVEFORM2_FREQ, --waveform2-freq=WAVEFORM2_FREQ
                        Set 2nd waveform frequency to FREQ [default=none]
  --sine                Generate a carrier modulated by a complex sine wave
  --const               Generate a constant carrier
  --offset=OFFSET       Set waveform phase offset to OFFSET [default=0]
  --gaussian            Generate Gaussian random output
  --uniform             Generate Uniform random output
  --2tone               Generate Two Tone signal for IMD testing
  --sweep               Generate a swept sine wave
  --gsm                 Generate GMSK modulated GSM Burst Sequence
  --amplitude=AMPL      Set output amplitude to AMPL (0.1-1.0) [default=0.3]
  -v, --verbose         Use verbose console output [default=False]

libgnuradio-osmosdr0.2.0t64

The Osmocom project is a family of projects regarding Open source mobile communications. This library provides hardware support for a variety of radio hardware in the form of gnuradio blocks.

This package contains the shared library.

Installed size: 1.15 MB
How to install: sudo apt install libgnuradio-osmosdr0.2.0t64