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91 lines
3.5 KiB
Python
91 lines
3.5 KiB
Python
from owrx.source.connector import ConnectorSource, ConnectorDeviceDescription
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from owrx.command import Option, Flag
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from owrx.form.error import ValidationError
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from owrx.form.input import Input, NumberInput, TextInput, CheckboxInput
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from owrx.form.input.validator import RangeValidator
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from typing import List
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# These are the command line options available:
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# --frequency uint
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# Tune to specified frequency in Hz (default 7100000)
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# --gain uint
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# LNA gain between 0 (-12dB) and 60 (48dB) (default 20)
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# --radio string
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# IP address of radio (default use first radio discovered)
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# --samplerate uint
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# Use the specified samplerate: one of 48000, 96000, 192000, 384000 (default 96000)
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# --debug
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# Emit debug log messages on stdout
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# --serverPort uint
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# Server port for this radio (default 7300)
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#
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# If a remote IP address is not set, the connector will use the HPSDR discovery protocol
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# to find radios on the local network and will connect to the first radio it discovers.
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# If there is more than one HPSDR radio on the network, the IP address of the desired radio
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# should always be specified.
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# To use multiple HPSDR radios, each radio should have its IP address and a unique server port
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# specfied. For example:
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# Radio 1: (Remote IP: 192.168.1.11, Server port: 7300)
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# Radio 2: (Remote IP: 192.168.1.22, Server port: 7301)
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class HpsdrSource(ConnectorSource):
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def getCommandMapper(self):
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return (
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super()
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.getCommandMapper()
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.setBase("hpsdrconnector")
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.setMappings(
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{
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"tuner_freq": Option("--frequency"),
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"samp_rate": Option("--samplerate"),
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"remote": Option("--radio"),
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"rf_gain": Option("--gain"),
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"server_port": Option("--serverPort"),
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"debug": Flag("--debug"),
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}
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)
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)
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class RemoteInput(TextInput):
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def __init__(self):
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super().__init__(
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"remote",
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"Remote IP",
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infotext=(
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"HPSDR radio IP address. If it is not set, the connector will connect to the first radio it discovers. "
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"If there is more than one HPSDR radio on the network, IP addresses of the desired radios should always be specified."
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)
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)
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class HpsdrDeviceDescription(ConnectorDeviceDescription):
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def getName(self):
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return "HPSDR devices (Hermes / Hermes Lite 2 / Red Pitaya)"
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def getInputs(self) -> List[Input]:
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return super().getInputs() + [
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RemoteInput(),
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NumberInput(
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"rf_gain",
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"LNA Gain",
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"LNA gain between 0 (-12dB) and 60 (48dB) (default 20)",
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validator=RangeValidator(0, 60)
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),
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CheckboxInput(
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"debug",
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"Show connector debugging messages in the log"
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),
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NumberInput(
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"server_port",
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"Server port",
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("Radio server port (default 7300). When using multiple radios, each must be on a separate port, "
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"e.g. 7300 for the first, 7301 for the second.")
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),
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]
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def getDeviceOptionalKeys(self):
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return list(filter(lambda x : x not in ["rtltcp_compat", "iqswap"], super().getDeviceOptionalKeys())) + ["remote","debug","server_port"]
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def getProfileOptionalKeys(self):
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return list(filter(lambda x : x != "iqswap", super().getProfileOptionalKeys()))
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