Closed jamesbrownfr closed 6 years ago
Sorry, I cant see the mistake, you mean the <<13 ?
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El 31-12-2017, a la(s) 15:00, jamesbrownfr notifications@github.com escribió:
Hi,
I see your new release for the power adjust of the hotspot but I think you make a little mistake in your code (or not LOL)
in your last release IO.cpp : m_power = rf_power;
and in G4klx mmdvmhost MMDVMHost.cpp : LogInfo(" RF Level: %.1f%%", rfLevel); Modem.cpp : buffer[12U] = (unsigned char)(m_rfLevel * 2.55F + 0.5F);
ok great, we can adjust the power in pourcentage with the maximum power 100% ==> 256 in m_power value
but in ADF7021.cpp ADF7021_REG2 |= (uint32_t) m_power << 13; // power level
so : 256 ($FF) ... FF << 13 ==> REG2 : xxxxxxxx xxxxx111 111xxxxx xxxxxxxx 63 ($3F) ... 3F << 13 ==> REG2 : xxxxxxxx xxxxx111 111xxxxx xxxxxxxx oups ;-)
have I forget some codes?
best regards
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OK, I see, it's an old bug, power register is 6 bits, not 8 bits. I will fix.
Hi,
yes, in my mind, it's clear LOL the rf power in REG2 is only 6 bits (between 0 to 63) but in the mmdvmhost, the rf power is from 0 to 255
so we have 3 value for +13dBM (REG2 PA LEVEL is 111111)
I think a little change of scale must be better in IO.cpp file :-p (8 bits to 6 bits mean to divise by 4)
m_power = rf_power / 4;
it would work ... or not
like this 100% : rf_power = 255 ---> m_power = 63 ---> +13 dBm 50% : rf_power = 128 ---> m_power = 32
4% in the minimum because
best regard and happy new year
OK, I fixed the problem, please check. I put the change inside ADF7021.cpp instead of IO.cpp, because IO.cpp should be more generic (for future RF chip support).
Thank you and happy new year!
Happy New Year Andy..
I know its not New Year for you get. Its been 2018 here for over 11 hours.
I'm putting up a new antenna at the moment, but I'll try pulling and building later.
BTW. How do test the power ?
I see in the init file, mine has
Power=1
Is this minimum power ?
Is max power 255 or 100 in this setting in MMDVMHost ?
Hi Roger, Happy New Year! .Yes, here is still 2017, only left 2 hours. "Power" parameter is for info to the network (in Watts). Please see the new parameter "RFLevel" in the Modem section. The value range is 0-100 %.
Thanks Andy
Looks like my ini file needs to be update to match the version of MMDVMHost I am now using
I tried to do some range testing with setting
RFLevel=100 and RFLevel=1 in the MMDVM HOST ini file
But it didnt seem to make any difference to the range.
The signal dropped at a distance of around 500m from home (when I walked around the neighborhood with my GD-77
But I know whether changing the power setting would make a big difference to the range, or whether I have a problem with my MMDVM Host settings etc
Just looked at my MMDVM Host output and I get
M: 2018-01-01 04:37:14.962 MMDVMHost-20170719 is starting
M: 2018-01-01 04:37:14.962 Built 16:29:42 Dec 28 2017 (GitID #0514f06)
I: 2018-01-01 04:37:14.962 General Parameters
I: 2018-01-01 04:37:14.962 Callsign: VK3KYY
I: 2018-01-01 04:37:14.962 Id: 0
I: 2018-01-01 04:37:14.962 Duplex: no
I: 2018-01-01 04:37:14.962 Timeout: 600s
I: 2018-01-01 04:37:14.962 D-Star: enabled
I: 2018-01-01 04:37:14.962 DMR: enabled
I: 2018-01-01 04:37:14.962 YSF: enabled
I: 2018-01-01 04:37:14.962 P25: disabled
I: 2018-01-01 04:37:14.962 Modem Parameters
I: 2018-01-01 04:37:14.962 Port: \\.\COM9
I: 2018-01-01 04:37:14.962 RX Invert: no
I: 2018-01-01 04:37:14.962 TX Invert: yes
I: 2018-01-01 04:37:14.962 PTT Invert: no
I: 2018-01-01 04:37:14.962 TX Delay: 100ms
I: 2018-01-01 04:37:14.962 RX Offset: 0Hz
I: 2018-01-01 04:37:14.962 TX Offset: 0Hz
I: 2018-01-01 04:37:14.962 RX DC Offset: 0
I: 2018-01-01 04:37:14.962 TX DC Offset: 0
I: 2018-01-01 04:37:14.962 DMR Delay: 0 (0.0ms)
I: 2018-01-01 04:37:14.962 RX Level: 50.0%
I: 2018-01-01 04:37:14.962 CW Id TX Level: 50.0%
I: 2018-01-01 04:37:14.962 D-Star TX Level: 50.0%
I: 2018-01-01 04:37:14.962 DMR TX Level: 50.0%
I: 2018-01-01 04:37:14.962 YSF TX Level: 50.0%
I: 2018-01-01 04:37:14.962 P25 TX Level: 50.0%
I: 2018-01-01 04:37:14.962 RX Frequency: 439150000Hz (439150000Hz)
I: 2018-01-01 04:37:14.962 TX Frequency: 439150000Hz (439150000Hz)
M: 2018-01-01 04:37:14.962 Opening the MMDVM
So I can't see it sending the RF Power with my modem section set to
[Modem]
# Port=/dev/ttyACM0
Port=\\.\COM9
TXInvert=1
RXInvert=0
PTTInvert=0
TXDelay=100
DMRDelay=0
RXLevel=50
TXLevel=50
RXDCOffset=0
TXDCOffset=0
RFLevel=100
# CWIdTXLevel=50
# D-StarTXLevel=50
# DMRTXLevel=50
# YSFTXLevel=50
# P25TXLevel=50
RSSIMappingFile=RSSI.dat
SamplesDir=.
Trace=0
Debug=0
Hi rogerclarkmelbourne
upgrade your MMDVMHost with the last release because you don't have it in Modem Parameters, you must see a line with RF Level : 100% (Not RX)
OK I pulled the latest sources a few days ago, so I thought it was up to date
But I'll pull again and see if anything changes
Hi,
if you have a last version of MMDVMHost, check your MMDVM.ini file
you will see this line : RFLevel=100
if not, add it manually in Modem section
I upgraded today and the RFLevel does not show in the INI file with the expert pi-star editor. How do you add that line to the file? Sorry, I am not a code writer. I am running ZumSpot Using pi-star version 3.4.8 dashboard version 20180108. Updated 1-8-2018 this morning Zumspot: V1.1.0. Thanks!
Hi, you need to enter to SSH console and edit ini file directly:
sudo nano /etc/mmdvmhost
and adding the RFLevel=100 in the [Modem] section
Maybe it would be better to ask at: https://www.facebook.com/groups/pistar/
Hi,
I see your new release for the power adjust of the hotspot but I think you make a little mistake in your code (or not LOL)
in your last release IO.cpp :
m_power = rf_power;
and in G4klx mmdvmhost MMDVMHost.cpp :
LogInfo(" RF Level: %.1f%%", rfLevel);
Modem.cpp :buffer[12U] = (unsigned char)(m_rfLevel * 2.55F + 0.5F);
ok great, we can adjust the power in pourcentage with the maximum power 100% ==> 256 in m_power value
but in ADF7021.cpp
ADF7021_REG2 |= (uint32_t) m_power << 13; // power level
so : 256 ($FF) ... FF << 13 ==> REG2 : xxxxxxxx xxxxx111 111xxxxx xxxxxxxx 127 ($7F) ... 7F <<13 ==> REG2 : xxxxxxxx xxxxx111 111xxxxx xxxxxxxx 63 ($3F) ... 3F << 13 ==> REG2 : xxxxxxxx xxxxx111 111xxxxx xxxxxxxx oups ;-)
have I forget some codes?
best regards