Adrian Musceac
2016-06-21 21:12:13 UTC
Hi,
I've uploaded another video demonstrating text message and file
transmission using the same setup: Android phone + handheld TRX.
The video is here:
A couple of technical details: the useful bitrate is currently 1.3 kbit/s,
with additional 8 bits per frame reserved for the access code (similar to
CTCSS and DCS). It's the same as for voice.
The framing of text messages and data is different with regards to the sync
bits. There is no way to confuse a voice frame with a data/text frame. More
frame types will be added in the future if necessary.
The UI has suffered a small HTML/CSS redesign to make it less boring and
more mobile friendly.
If I manage to learn Javascript, I will probably make it even more
appealing.
Another modem is in the design phase for those of us who can use a 9800
packet data port. If you have enough SNR margin that is.
Up in the next episodes, GPS coordinates transmission and VoIP native
bridging through Wifi or 3G.
Cheers,
Adrian
I've uploaded another video demonstrating text message and file
transmission using the same setup: Android phone + handheld TRX.
The video is here:
A couple of technical details: the useful bitrate is currently 1.3 kbit/s,
with additional 8 bits per frame reserved for the access code (similar to
CTCSS and DCS). It's the same as for voice.
The framing of text messages and data is different with regards to the sync
bits. There is no way to confuse a voice frame with a data/text frame. More
frame types will be added in the future if necessary.
The UI has suffered a small HTML/CSS redesign to make it less boring and
more mobile friendly.
If I manage to learn Javascript, I will probably make it even more
appealing.
Another modem is in the design phase for those of us who can use a 9800
packet data port. If you have enough SNR margin that is.
Up in the next episodes, GPS coordinates transmission and VoIP native
bridging through Wifi or 3G.
Cheers,
Adrian