oh the price is insane
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sigh.....
sorry i dont understand
That's exactly the issue. What you want for what you are willing to pay does not exist.
There's no free software that's going to analyze just about any digital signal and tell you what it is. That's up to you to do with basic RF analysis tools (spectrum analyzer, etc), listening to it and whatever else.
If you don't know what it is and you aren't willing to put the time in to figure it out you will not get what you want. If it was easy you would already have your answer.
the problem is the money what i need for.
So does anyone a good Software to Analys the hundred of unknown signals?
I hear some simmilar to the Wiki but when i start the Software for the do nothing.
I hear some simmilar to the Wiki but when i start the Software for the do nothing.
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Have you looked at Artemis at Project: ARTEMIS – Mark's Lab
The question was very simple
the answer should be the same
here is what you need
Signals Analyzer`s (SA) description in English
there are other software that can do it but start with it ...
good luck
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the answer should be the same
here is what you need
Signals Analyzer`s (SA) description in English
there are other software that can do it but start with it ...
good luck
Ronen - 4Z4ZQ
Ronen Pinchooks (4Z4ZQ) WebSite
Thx but i cant set any Audio Source and i see nothing on the Waterfall?!
What should i do with?!
the need an code to start the software but where i get it from?!
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Looks like the developer died several years ago - see # 2 in http://forums.radioreference.com/shortwave-data-decoding/246586-support-signals-analyzer-sa.html
Maybe it is not being supported any longer.
oke so does anyone know other wo allow me to discover onown signal very easy?
Instead of asking everyone to do the work for you, you may have to actually dig into it yourself. Compare what you are hearing with known samples. If you have an idea as to what the format is, then try to find some technical docs to help you break it down. Nobody is going to pop up with a magical 'all formats signal decoder' that will tell you what type of signal it is, then decode it and tell you what it means.
Yes id to it and when i use a decoder for the signal nothink happened. Someone here look at the Signal and say the Sound are sililar but not the signal them self. So what should i do then?
There can i find some Technical Docs for a unknown Signal?!
And I'll answer again.. It could be just about anything. Why do you need to know so badly? Plus nobody is going to know anything from a screen shot. How about some useful information like... Your location, the frequency you are listening to and an audio sample. Have you checked anywhere to see who the frequency is licensed to?
The Answer is YES!
There is nothink where i could finde some information who are not 20 Years old.
Its on a "Company Frequency Band" so it could be anythink. So i will make an Audio Sample and upload it a little later.
hmm i cant upload it here so i use mega for it: https://mega.co.nz/#!XNBgCDwI
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https://mega.co.nz/#!XNBgCDwI
Can't access it - its asking for a decrypt key !
Why not just upload it to somewhere simple like zippyshare?
Can't access it - its asking for a decrypt key !
Why not just upload it to somewhere simple like zippyshare?
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Well it's almost certainly not a voice signal......it doesn't sound like a mainstream digital transmission format.
It sounds more like a data telemetry signal.
It sounds more like a data telemetry signal.
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