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And last but not least, 45: Gyazo
That looks promising. If you had to move the gain up to 45 dB, your signal is quite weak.
When I was hunting for more POCSAG signals with SDRsharp, my Windows 10 computer locked up. I had to do a forced shutdown and then it wouldn't restart. It took me 4 attempts to do a restore to an earlier date; seems to be OK now.
So I switched to my SDRplay RSP1A SDR with SDRuno software. My signal is also weak and the high noise level on VHF reduces the SNR of the signal.
I also found some on UHF:
So I switched to my SDRplay RSP1A SDR with SDRuno software. My signal is also weak and the high noise level on VHF reduces the SNR of the signal.
I also found some on UHF:
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Yeah, I couldn't use my computer until I fixed it. It happened when I stopped the signal in the SDRsharp software and then tried to turn it on again.
My guess is yes, but you don't show the signal in the spectrum scan during a transmission, just the signal in the waterfall after the transmission.
I try to show the signal in the spectrum analyzer scan during a transmission AND the signal in the waterfall below it. That's when my computer got locked up from ON and OFF switching with the Play/Stop button. At this point, I don't want to do that again with the SDRsharp software. I might not be able to fix my computer again.
Use whatever gain setting gives you the best POCSAG software output.
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