This is the boatbod fork of op25.

Capabilities are broadly categorized into two lists - those supported by the legacy rx.py version of the app and those by the newer multi_rx.py version. I recommend using multi_rx.py where at all possible as this is the focus of future development.

rx.py capabilities

• P25 Conventional (single frequency)
• P25 Trunking Phase 1, Phase 2 and TDMA Control Channel
• P25 Phase 2 tone synthesis
• Single SDR (dongle) tuning regardless of bandwidth
• TGID Blacklist, Whitelist with dynamic reloading
• TGID Priority with mid-call preemption
• Multi-system scanning (switches between multiple systems sequentially)
• TGID text tagging and metadata upload to Icecast server for streaming
• Dynamically controllable real-time plots: FFT, Constellation, Symbol, Datascope, Mixer, Tuning
• Dynamically controllable log level
• Curses or HTTP based terminal
• Demodulator symbol capture and replay
• Voice Encryption detection and skipping (configurable behavior)
• Automatic fine tune tracking using Frequency Locked Loop (FLL).

multi_rx.py capabilities

• P25 Conventional (multiple frequencies)
• P25 Trunking Phase 1, Phase 2 and TDMA Control Channel
• P25 Phase 2 tone synthesis
• Motorola SmartZone Trunking (requires two dongles)
• Motorola Connect+ TRBO DMR Trunking (experimental, requires two dongles)
• DMR BS Mode (non-trunked)
• NBFM analog (conventional or SmartZone trunked)
• Multi-system/multi-channel concurrent operation (full time, not sequential)
• Single, Multiple and Shared SDR devices (e.g. wideband devices such as Airspy etc)
• TGID Blacklist, Whitelist with dynamic reloading
• TGID Priority with mid-call preemption
• TGID text tagging and metadata upload to Icecast server for streaming
• RID text tagging
• Dynamically controllable real-time plots: FFT, Constellation, Symbol, Datascope, Mixer, Tuning
• Dynamically controllable log level
• Curses or HTTP based terminal
• JSON based configuration
• DSD .wav and .iq file replay
• Dynamic demodulator symbol capture and replay (commanded through terminal)
• Voice Encryption detection and skipping (configurable behavior)
• Automatic fine tune tracking using Frequency Locked Loop (FLL)

Roadmap (under development)

• New HTTP GUI
• Logging to GUI
• Dynamic configuration

History

• Forked from git://git.osmocom.org/op25 "max" branch on 9/10/2017
• Up to date with osmocom "max" branch as of 3/3/2018
• Note: as of 2019, codebase has diverged too far to continue syncing with osmocom

Many changes:

• new DQPSK demodulator chain with automatic fine tuning & tracking
• udp python audio server sockaudio.py and remote player audio.py
• wireshark fixes (experimental)
• ability to configure NAC 0x000 in trunk.tsv and have system use first NAC decoded
• integrated N8UR logging changes to trunking.py
• ability to adjust fine tuning in real time (,./<> keys in terminal)
• ability to dynamically resize the curses terminal
• ability to dunamically turn plots on and off from the terminal (keys 1-5)
• new 'mixer' and 'fll' output plots (terminal keys 5 & 6)
• reworked trunking hold/release logic that improves Phase 1 audio on some systems
• decoding and logging of encryption sync info ("ESS") at log level 10 (-v 10)
• ability to silence the playing of encrypted audio
• encrypted audio flag shown on terminal screen
• source radio id displayed on terminal screen (if available)
• supports IP addresses or host names for --wireshark-host (-W) parameter
• decode and pass voice channel sourced trunk signaling up to trunking module
• added optional trunk group priority parameter to end of tgid-tags.tsv file
• added ability to handle ranges of tgid in blacklist/whitelist files
• support for streaming metadata updates (both rx.py and multi_rx.py)
• support for MotoTrbo Connect+ and Motorola SmartNet/SmartZone trunking (multi_rx.py)
• enhanced multi_rx.py now supports P25, DMR, SmartNet trunking, terminal and built-in audio player

New command line options:

• --fine-tune: sub-ppm tuning adjustment
• --wireshark-port: facilitates multiple instances of rx.py
• --udp-player: enable built-in audio player
• --nocrypt: silence encrypted audio

Note 1: using the --nocrypt command line option will silence encrypted audio, but the trunking logic will cause the application to remain on the active tgid until the transmission ends. It is generally preferable to blacklist tgids that are always encrypted rather than simply silence them. Use the --nocrypt functionality to silence occasional encrypted transmissions on mixed use tgids.

Note 2: trunk id to tag mapping file (tgid-tags.tsv) can contain an optional 3rd numeric parameter to be used as the trunk priority when simultaneous calls are present on the system being monitored. Default priority is 3 if not explicitly specified. Lower numeric value = higher priority. Data columns are separated by a single TAB character.

e.g.

11501   TB FIRE DISP    2
11502   TB FIRE TAC2    3
11503   TB FIRE TAC3    3
11504   TB FIRE TAC4    4
11505   TB FIRE TAC5    3