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Allow configuration of HPSDR connector for multiple radios

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Jim Ancona 2023-10-23 15:45:19 -04:00
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owrx/source/hpsdr.py
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from owrx.source.connector import ConnectorSource, ConnectorDeviceDescription
from owrx.command import Option
from owrx.command import Option, Flag
from owrx.form.error import ValidationError
from owrx.form.input import Input, NumberInput, TextInput
from owrx.form.input import Input, NumberInput, TextInput, CheckboxInput
from owrx.form.input.validator import RangeValidator
from typing import List
# In order to use an HPSDR radio, you must install hpsdrconnector from https://github.com/jancona/hpsdrconnector
# These are the command line options available:
# --frequency uint
# Tune to specified frequency in Hz (default 7100000)
@ -17,10 +16,17 @@ from typing import List
# Use the specified samplerate: one of 48000, 96000, 192000, 384000 (default 96000)
# --debug
# Emit debug log messages on stdout
# --serverPort uint
# Server port for this radio (default 7300)
#
# If you omit `remote` from config_webrx.py, hpsdrconnector will use the HPSDR discovery protocol
# to find radios on your local network and will connect to the first radio it discovered.
# If a remote IP address is not set, the connector will use the HPSDR discovery protocol
# to find radios on the local network and will connect to the first radio it discovers.
# If there is more than one HPSDR radio on the network, the IP address of the desired radio
# should always be specified.
# To use multiple HPSDR radios, each radio should have its IP address and a unique server port
# specfied. For example:
# Radio 1: (Remote IP: 192.168.1.11, Server port: 7300)
# Radio 2: (Remote IP: 192.168.1.22, Server port: 7301)
class HpsdrSource(ConnectorSource):
def getCommandMapper(self):
@ -34,6 +40,8 @@ class HpsdrSource(ConnectorSource):
"samp_rate": Option("--samplerate"),
"remote": Option("--radio"),
"rf_gain": Option("--gain"),
"server_port": Option("--serverPort"),
"debug": Flag("--debug"),
}
)
)
@ -41,7 +49,12 @@ class HpsdrSource(ConnectorSource):
class RemoteInput(TextInput):
def __init__(self):
super().__init__(
"remote", "Remote IP", infotext="Remote IP address to connect to."
"remote",
"Remote IP",
infotext=(
"HPSDR radio IP address. If it is not set, the connector will connect to the first radio it discovers. "
"If there is more than one HPSDR radio on the network, IP addresses of the desired radios should always be specified."
)
)
class HpsdrDeviceDescription(ConnectorDeviceDescription):
@ -51,11 +64,26 @@ class HpsdrDeviceDescription(ConnectorDeviceDescription):
def getInputs(self) -> List[Input]:
return super().getInputs() + [
RemoteInput(),
NumberInput("rf_gain", "LNA Gain", "LNA gain between 0 (-12dB) and 60 (48dB)", validator=RangeValidator(0, 60)),
]
NumberInput(
"rf_gain",
"LNA Gain",
"LNA gain between 0 (-12dB) and 60 (48dB) (default 20)",
validator=RangeValidator(0, 60)
),
CheckboxInput(
"debug",
"Show connector debugging messages in the log"
),
NumberInput(
"server_port",
"Server port",
("Radio server port (default 7300). When using multiple radios, each must be on a separate port, "
"e.g. 7300 for the first, 7301 for the second.")
),
]
def getDeviceOptionalKeys(self):
return list(filter(lambda x : x not in ["rtltcp_compat", "iqswap"], super().getDeviceOptionalKeys())) + ["remote"]
return list(filter(lambda x : x not in ["rtltcp_compat", "iqswap"], super().getDeviceOptionalKeys())) + ["remote","debug","server_port"]
def getProfileOptionalKeys(self):
return list(filter(lambda x : x != "iqswap", super().getProfileOptionalKeys()))