Combine a pasta strainer with a Software Defined Radio and you get a SDRainer. It separates all the tasty CW signals from the ether:
- find and decode CW signals in an IQ stream coming from a variety of sources
- show the spotted callsigns as spots on the TCI device's spectrum display
- provide access to spotted callsigns through a telnet connection, like a local DX cluster
This project is experimental and incomplete, take everything with a grain of salt
Detect and collect callsigns from a TCI device's IQ stream on the default host (localhost:40001):
sdrainer tci --cluster --show-spots
Detect and collect callsigns from a KiwiSDR's IQ stream:
sdrainer kiwi --host=some.kiwi.host.net:8073 --cluster
Use sdrainer --help or sdrainer <cmd> --help to find out more information about the supported parameters for each command and sub-command.
- send spotted callsigns to a dx cluster
- add support for other SDR devices (RTL-SDR)
- add support for other digital modes (PSK31, RTTY)
This software is published under the MIT License.
Copyright Florian Thienel
It uses third party components with their own licenses, see the file NOTICE.