Open HalfDeadPie opened 5 years ago
I never tried in gnu radio. But as I remember 9.6 has an offset of 20khz to one of the sides. The frequency derivation in 100kbit is 58khz I think. Your receive bandwidth should be at least 150khz, at the spec allows the transmitter to be 75khz off because of temperature drift.
Good luck 😀
/Anders
Den 21. mar. 2019 kl. 14.49 skrev Simon Å tefunko notifications@github.com:
Hello,
I would like to ask you, if you've tried to implement receiving using GNURadio Companion blocks. I'm trying to use a different tools (scapy-radio), however its blocks are only for 40Kbps|FSK|NRZ. I'm trying to implement blocks for 9.6Kbps|FSK|Manchester and 100Kbps|GFSK|NRZ. Honestly, I'm stuck.
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Hello,
I would like to ask you, if you've tried to implement receiving using GNURadio Companion blocks. I'm trying to use a different tools (scapy-radio), however its blocks are only for 40Kbps|FSK|NRZ. I'm trying to implement blocks for 9.6Kbps|FSK|Manchester and 100Kbps|GFSK|NRZ. Honestly, I'm stuck.