indepmo
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Just curious if someone has this up and running and would be willing to share their experience.
Will OP25 work with HackRF One?
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KA1RBI
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yes, I have a HackRF (jawbreaker) here, it works well. The various parameters are specified in the "--args" and "--gains" options, such as
AFAIK, the standard OP25 install.sh process should auto-install the needed package "libhackrf-dev" ... You probably also want the "hackrf" package which contains utilities.
As far as I recall it was necessary to flash the hackrf to the then-current microcode levels - perhaps that's now unnecessary with the hrf-1. That part of the setup is pretty much outside OP25's bailiwick........
The device runs at a sample rate of 8 MHz which is some 3x-4x faster than the RTL - so it might not work as well with some underpowered.
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./rx.py --args 'hackrf' -g 65 -f 412.34e6 -N 'RF:14,IF:32,BB:26' ... other options ...AFAIK, the standard OP25 install.sh process should auto-install the needed package "libhackrf-dev" ... You probably also want the "hackrf" package which contains utilities.
As far as I recall it was necessary to flash the hackrf to the then-current microcode levels - perhaps that's now unnecessary with the hrf-1. That part of the setup is pretty much outside OP25's bailiwick........
The device runs at a sample rate of 8 MHz which is some 3x-4x faster than the RTL - so it might not work as well with some underpowered.
CPUs...
Max
Try the -g 65 but I don't think it works. My working command line is.... ./rx.py --args hackrf -f 771.11875e6 -N RF:14,IF:32,BB:36 -S 2400000 -2 -V -n -v 5 -q -4 -w -U -o55e3 2>stderr.2 This is for a phase2 system. And I don't think you really need the RF:14, can try RF:0
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