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- QS1R with CWSL and SkimServ
- QS1R with Qs1rIntf.dll
- Red Pitaya 122.88-16 direct (2x8=16 slices)
- Red Pitaya 122.88-16 with CWSL and SkimServ (2x8=16 slices)
- Hermes Lite 2 (10 slices)
- Red Pitaya 122.88-16 and QS1R with CWSL and SkimServ (8+8+7=23 slices)
- Red Pitaya 122.88-16 and QS1R (8+8+7=23 slices)
station-callsign specifies the amateur radio callsign of the receiver. This callsign is used when reporting to spotting networks such as PSK Reporter and WSPRnet.
station-callsign: W2AXR
station-grid-locator specifies the 6-character amateur radio grid square of the receiver. This grid locator is used when reporting to spotting networks such as PRK Reporter and WSPRnet.
station-grid-locator: FN03ng
ignored-callsigns specifies a set of callsigns to ignore. This is intended to prevent self-spotting. Callsigns should be separated by spaces.
ignored-callsigns: W2AXR KD2CDL
log-level sets the logging verbosity. A higher number indicates more verbosity. The recommended value is 3. When debugging, 8 is suggested. Note that the larger the value, the more log messages will be generated, resulting in more CPU time being used and large log files.
log-level: 3
log-immediately specifies if logging should be performed immediately, rather than in batches. Immediate logging may require more CPU time, but is useful for displaying timely log messages when debugging. The recommended value is no except when debugging.
log-immediately: no
log-file specifies the location of a log file to generate. The log file contains the same messages that are displayed on the console. When log-level
is set to 8, the resulting log file may become very large. By default, this option is not set and no log file is generated.
log-file: C:\CWSL_DIGI\log.txt
receivers
specifies the set of receivers. There is no limit on the number of receivers that may be used.
Each receiver should have a receiver-id
. This is a unique integer that identifies the receiver. The value is not important, but each receiver must have a unique receiver-id
.
description
should describe the receiver. This is for display and logging purposes only.
interface
specifies the interface for the receiver. Valid options are:
-
hermes
for openhpsdr protocol 1 -
CWSL
for CWSL_Tee with SkimServ - The name of an Intf DLL that is used with SkimServ. For example
Qs1rIntf.dll
orHermesIntf.dll
Receivers (except for those using interface: cwsl
) must specify a list of slices
, each which specifies the center frequency of the slice at the receiver's sample rate. cwsl receivers do not need slices
because that information comes from SkimServ.
slices:
#10m
- {frequency: 28092000}
#15m
- {frequency: 21092000}
Decoders may be specified within a receiver, or globally.