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v1.0.5

22 Dec 00:55
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What's Changed

  • Modified --squelch_delta adding "a" switch. Now squelch can be reduced by @grappas in #22
  • Added maximum listen time option. by @neural75 in #26
  • Grappas/bugfixes by @grappas in #27
  • When no scan range given on bookmark mode by @grappas in #28

Full Changelog: v1.0.4...v1.0.5

Release 1.0.4

16 Jul 19:39
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  • Add -s option to set the frequency step interval.
  • Add -q option to temporary set a lower squelch level on signal hit.
  • Interactive monitor: handle 'pause/unpause' and 'clear bans' during scans (not only on signal hit).
  • Bug fixes to improve sweep scan and fine tuning of some parameters.

Bug Fix

27 Mar 15:36
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Fix Bookmarks file required #15

What's Changed

Full Changelog: v1.0.2...v1.0.3

Integration of some fixes

17 May 03:20
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add -y option and fixes on -d (delay) option.

FIX Release

21 Jul 08:45
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FIXES:

  • Add uninstall target in cmake

First version with working command line options

04 Aug 17:30
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What's new

  • Add command line options implementation
  • Add tag based filters in bookmark scan mode

Bug fixes

  • On x86 systems, Frequency wrap around on values > 2GHz.

Pre-Release v0.1

02 Aug 15:58
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Pre-Release v0.1 Pre-release
Pre-release

Description

First usable version with sweep scan, no options is supported yet.
Sweep scan takes the frequency from GQRX with a bandwidth of +- 1 MHz.
Make sure to center the frequency of the de-modulator in order to remain on the same frequency range.
User input accepted during scan: ' ' (skip freq), b (ban freq), c (clear all bans), p (pause scan)

Bugs

  • For some unknown reason, sometimes the scan jumps too much between saved frequency for a while, after that normal scan is recovered spontaneously. Odd, but I kind of like it :)
  • On x86 systems frequencies above 2 GHz are not well received (signed 32 bit truncation), it should work all right on x64 systems. [fixed in the master branch]