airspyhf_rx(1)
β¨ NAME β¨
Okay bestie, the star of the show is airspyhf_rx π It lives in the User Commands section (that's the (1) in airspyhf_rx(1)), and its whole job is to probe the device and show configuration π
π¦ DESCRIPTION π¦
The AirspyHF is a tiny and efficient software defined radio receiver π§ ngl, small but mighty is literally the vibe.
This app lets you probe the device and show its configuration β¨ main character energy, no notes.
π₯ SYNOPSIS π₯
Literally just one line:
airspy_rx
π OPTIONS π
Usage:
-r <filename>β Dump the received data into the file you name π, and stdout will also spit out values on standard output π-s <serial number>β Open the device using its specified 64bits serial number π-f <frequency>β Set the frequency in MHz, somewhere between 9 kHz - 31 MHz or 60 - 260 MHz π»-a <sample_rate>β Set the sample rate. Right now only 768 kS/s is supported, so that's the only one that slaps π«Ά-n <#samples>β How many samples to transfer. The default is unlimited, no cap, fr fr πΈ-dβ Verbose mode, for when you want all the tea β-wβ Receive data into a file with a WAV header and an automatic name π This is for SDR# compatibility and may not work with other software. It works even with HDSDR π-g on|offβ HF AGC on / off β¨-l high|lowβ HF AGC threshold high / low, but only when AGC is On πΈ-t <value>β HF attenuator value, 0..8. Each step bumps the attenuation up by 6 dB π¦-m on|offβonactivates the LNA (preamplifier) for +6 dB gain, which gets compensated in digital π§-zβ Don't even try the manual AGC/LNA commands. This is useful for dodging errors with old firmware π
π SEE ALSO π
AirspyHF web page: https://airspy.com/airspy-hf-plus
Other airspyhf programs:
airspyhf_rx(1), airspyhf_gpio(1), airspyhf_lib_version(1), airspyhf_rx(1)
π© AUTHOR π©
Maitland Bottoms wrote this page for the Debian project π (but anyone else is welcome to use it too π«Ά).
π COPYRIGHT π
Copyright (c) 2020 A. Maitland Bottoms <bottoms@debian.org>
You can totally redistribute and/or modify this program under the GNU General Public License, as published by the Free Software Foundation. That's version 2, or if you're feeling extra, any later version πΈ
It's distributed in the hope that it's useful, but it comes WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY. There's no implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. Check the GNU General Public License for more details π
And that's the whole tea! This is the AIRSPYHF 2020.08.10 page for airspyhf_rx(1) πΈ ily bestie π
π¦ where this page comes from
- debian bookworm: airspyhf 1.6.8-3 Β· AirSpy-BSD
- debian trixie: airspyhf 1.6.8-4+b2 Β· AirSpy-BSD
- ubuntu jammy: airspyhf 1.6.8-3 Β· AirSpy-BSD
- ubuntu noble: airspyhf 1.6.8-4build1 Β· AirSpy-BSD
- ubuntu questing: airspyhf 1.6.8-5
- ubuntu resolute: airspyhf 1.6.8-5build1 Β· AirSpy-BSD
- ubuntu stonking: airspyhf 1.6.8-5build1 Β· AirSpy-BSD
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