[Announce] KTelemetryDemod-0.9 + QTelemetryDemod-0.9

From: Jens David (ezyzmu.juockw@cn.ru)
Date: Thu Apr 26 2001 - 23:29:09 EEST

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    Hi list,

    KTelemetryDemod
    ---------------

    A KDE2 application which reads audio data either from .WAV file or directly
    sound card, demodulates the 400bps BPSK telemetry signal and outputs data
    through a TCP/UDP network socket.

    Features (from README):
    - Nice user interface with lots of "bells and whistles" (TM)
    - Many important DSP parameters are user-controllable
    - DSP engine uses coherent demodulation by means of a second order Costas
      loop design, should be fairly optimum
    - Maximum-likelihood decision directed symbol timing estimation
    - Decision feedback equalizer (DFE) with decision directed automatic tap
      adjustment to compensate for broken equipment and/or frequency response
      problems on transmission path
    - Does initial discovery of carrier frequency using spectral estimation
      method - thus generally no manual tuning necessary, but possible
    - Diverse output formats (raw / raw+stuff / STP (KA9Q Internet Satellite
      Telemetry Protocol)
    - Supports Internet multicast for output data

    QTelemetryView
    --------------

    QTelemetryView is, as the name suggests, not a KDE application but only based
    on Qt. It is basically a Python script which uses PyQt (Python Qt bindings
    from TheKompany) to present a nice user interface. It receives data from the
    network and displays text and data areas of received telemetry frames after
    decoding them according to the AO-40 telemetry specification on
    http://www.amsat.de. It was designed to work in concert with KTelemetryDemod
    but will also accept data from any other STP compilant demod application
    (like Tom's for example).

    Features:
    - Portable. Should run on every platform Python and Qt are available for, and
      these are quite a lot. Includes even the toy OSs.
    - Receives data via UDP socket
    - Supports STP (KA9Q Satellite Telemetry Protocol)
    - Supports IP multicast
    - Checks frame CRC on its own

    Links:
    ======

    Screenshot of both applications:
    http://www.afthd.tu-darmstadt.de/~dg1kjd/telemetry/screenshot.jpg

    Further info and download:
    http://www.afthd.tu-darmstadt.de/~dg1kjd/telemetry

    My homepage (root):
    http://www.afthd.tu-darmstadt.de/~dg1kjd

    Questions / Comments / Bug reports / -fixes:
    mailto:sir.tqhvlou@jhancock.com

      -- Jens
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