Regarding Observation 12233350 …
this signal looks very strong and clean, but no decode.
what could the reason be?
73 de Stefan
Regarding Observation 12233350 …
this signal looks very strong and clean, but no decode.
what could the reason be?
73 de Stefan
I don’t think satnogs-flowgraphs supports that mode/framing.
9k6 FSK downlink (435.870 MHz): FSK modulation with GEOSCAN framing from gr-satellites
So it would be possible to decode with gr-satellites?
I had gr-satellites installed in the 1.6, but I could not get it working with the 1.9.3 so far - seems to be more complex with docker now.
yes.
the integration has been tried on my old guide up until 1.9.3, but the official stack is somewhat different and ended up with creating a very limited image with basically only the scripts added. it is called knegge/satnogs-client:1.9.3-lite if you want to try it. You will need the workaround on the pre-/post-obs script for that to work. see the raw/endraw thingys, do that on both scripts.
There’s work on officially supporting it on the master, but it is not completely done iirc.
As far as I understand, I have to add the variables
compose_satnogs_satnogs_client_environment:
satnogs_post_observation_script:
and satnogs_pre_observation_script:
to /var/lib/docker-bindmounts/ansible/etc/ansible/host_vars/ansible?
do not edit the ansible file manually, everything should be available in satnogs-setup. the settings will also need to be applied and that is done when exiting satnogs-setup.
Advanced → Development:
DOCKER_SATNOGS_CLIENT_IMAGEDOCKER_RIGCTLD_IMAGEMake sure to match hamlib version 4.0 with 1.x -client images and hamlib 4.5.4 with 2.x -client.
Advanced → Scripts:
SATNOGS_PRE_OBSERVATION_SCRIPTSATNOGS_POST_OBSERVATION_SCRIPT