Satellite new 23193C

Decode this satellite on 23193C in FSK AX100ASM at 19k2 deviation 4000 Hz

2026-09-24 21:31:14Z (18:31:14 LT) Sat: 23193C Tx: “Mode U - Transmitter” Uuid: XWKihT5x6RF9LHwjHwQpc7 Frame: 114 bytes
ASCII:
…jTY-30, UTC 179028547
4, UP 43410S, UV 0/0/0, 33.1
8V,PV OUT 1.45A, PV IN 1.31A
, 38C, 18C, 20C, 22C, 4, 2..
..

HEX:
000 82 A2 9F 00 EB 90 FF 6A
008 54 59 2D 33 30 2C 20 55
010 54 43 20 31 37 39 30 32
018 38 35 34 37 34 2C 20 55
020 50 20 34 33 34 31 30 53
028 2C 20 55 56 20 30 2F 30
030 2F 30 2C 20 33 33 2E 31
038 38 56 2C 50 56 20 4F 55
040 54 20 31 2E 34 35 41 2C
048 20 50 56 20 49 4E 20 31
050 2E 33 31 41 2C 20 33 38
058 43 2C 20 31 38 43 2C 20
060 32 30 43 2C 20 32 32 43
068 2C 20 34 2C 20 32 AA DB
070 E4 A2

META:
Bytes: 114
CFO: 1,3 Hz
SNR: 9,9 dB
CRC: OK
Corrections: 13
Erasures: 0

Modulation: FSK
Framing: AX100ASM
Baud rate: 19197,246
Deviation, Hz: 4000

Julio

LW2DYB

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Thanks for the report!

I’ve updated the related entry in DB, so the transmitter is set to “FSK AX.100 Mode 5” and 19k2 baudrate, if I got this wrong let me know, or ideally suggest a change directly in DB.

By the way, according to space-track.org this is HONGHU 2 satellite, so I’ve changed also the name of the satellite based on this.

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name: HONGHU-2
norad: 58555
data:
  &tlm unknown Telemetry:
    unknown
transmitters:
  19K2 FSK downlink:
    frequency: 401.6120e+6
    modulation: FSK
    baudrate: 19200
    deviation: 4000
    framing: AX100 ASM+Golay
    data:
    - *tlm
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2026-09-26 03:57 UTC. Unattended reception of raw telemetry from :satellite: HONGHU-2.
The signal was demodulated with UZ7HO’s ax100nocrc32 SoundModem using the same trick I had published on “X”.

1: [AX100] [03:57:55R]
[priority:2 src:1 src_port:48 dest:10 dest_port:10 len:115 FEC_err:0 RS_err:0]
82 A2 B0 00 EB 90 FF 6B 54 59 2D 33 30 2C 20 55 54 43 20 31 37 39 30 33 39 35 30 37 36 2C 20 55 50 20 31 35 32 38 32 30 53 2C 20 55 56 20 36 2F 33 2F 31 2C 20 33 32 2E 39 37 56 2C 50 56 20 4F 55 54 20 31 2E 33 33 41 2C 20 50 56 20 49 4E 20 31 2E 31 36 41 2C 20 33 38 43 2C 20 31 38 43 2C 20 32 31 43 2C 20 32 30 43 2C 20 34 2C 20 32 40 3F 74 2F

1: [AX100] [03:58:25R]
[priority:2 src:1 src_port:49 dest:10 dest_port:10 len:115 FEC_err:0 RS_err:0]
82 A2 B1 00 EB 90 FF 6B 54 59 2D 33 30 2C 20 55 54 43 20 31 37 39 30 33 39 35 31 30 36 2C 20 55 50 20 31 35 32 38 35 30 53 2C 20 55 56 20 36 2F 33 2F 31 2C 20 33 32 2E 39 37 56 2C 50 56 20 4F 55 54 20 30 2E 38 31 41 2C 20 50 56 20 49 4E 20 31 2E 31 39 41 2C 20 33 38 43 2C 20 31 38 43 2C 20 32 31 43 2C 20 32 30 43 2C 20 34 2C 20 32 DB 3F A7 C0

1: [AX100] [03:59:25R]
[priority:2 src:1 src_port:51 dest:10 dest_port:10 len:115 FEC_err:0 RS_err:10]
82 A2 B3 00 EB 90 FF 6B 54 59 2D 33 30 2C 20 55 54 43 20 31 37 39 30 33 39 35 31 36 36 2C 20 55 50 20 31 35 32 39 31 30 53 2C 20 55 56 20 36 2F 33 2F 31 2C 20 33 32 2E 39 38 56 2C 50 56 20 4F 55 54 20 30 2E 37 39 41 2C 20 50 56 20 49 4E 20 30 2E 37 37 41 2C 20 33 38 43 2C 20 31 38 43 2C 20 32 31 43 2C 20 32 30 43 2C 20 34 2C 20 32 25 0C 23 BF

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can you share the iq file?

Of course, here it is https://drive.google.com/file/d/17ZHASMgD7yN5vmSojEFFEv-P76M3humu/view?usp=sharing

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thank you. super rx as ussual

the telemetry ax2, decode using gr_satellites:

-> Packet from 19K2 FSK downlink
Container: 
    header = Container: 
        addresses = ListContainer: 
            Container: 
                callsign = u'AQX\x00uH' (total 6)
                ssid = Container: 
                    ch = True
                    ssid = 15
                    extension = True
        control = 0x6B
        pid = 0x54
    info = b'Y-30, UTC 1790395106, UP 152850S, UV 6/3/1, 32.97V,PV OUT 0.81A, PV IN 1.19A, 38C, 18C, 21C, 20C, 4, 2\xdb?\xa7\xc0' (total 106)

name: HONGHU-2
norad: 58555
data:
  &tlm Telemetry:
    telemetry: ax25
transmitters:
  19K2 FSK downlink:
    frequency: 401.6120e+6
    modulation: FSK
    baudrate: 19200
    deviation: 4000
    framing: AX100 ASM+Golay
    data:
    - *tlm
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Congratulations! I didn’t thought of it :wink:

Unable to download, it seems only people with a Google account can download the file.

Jan | PE0SAT

Are there still people without a Google account? :grinning_face: Personally, I don’t have a Microsoft account, even though I’m a Windows user. :rofl:
Sorry for the late reply, but my Internet connection at my summer QTH in Chalkidiki is somewhat slow. Anyway, here it is Upload files for free - 03-53-31_401610418Hz.wav - ufile.io

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Download

No Google account needed.

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Why not just upload it here?

Thanks.

And yes there are still people that although it makes your internet live more and more difficult still try to stop those companies that sell your privacy.

Jan | PE0SAT

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Is there a way to upload files > 20 MB?

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Sorry, you are right! Didn’t know that.

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here i convert to sdr++ and cut at 2 frames..

baseband_401610418Hz_11-26-39_26-09-2026.wav.zip (9.7 MB)

I don’t think this is ax25 tlemetry but csp.

name: HONGHU-2
norad: 58555
data:
  &csp CSP Telemetry:
    telemetry: csp
transmitters:
  19K2 FSK downlink:
    frequency: 401.6120e+6
    modulation: FSK
    baudrate: 19200
    deviation: 4800
    framing: AX100 ASM+Golay
    data:
    - *csp
-> Packet from 19K2 FSK downlink
Container: 
    header = Container: 
        priority = 2
        source = 1
        destination = 10
        destination_port = 10
        source_port = 48
        reserved = 0
        fragmentation = False
        hmac = False
        xtea = False
        rdp = False
        crc = False
    payload = b'\xeb\x90\xffkTY-30, UTC 1790395076, UP 152820S, UV 6/3/1, 32.97V,PV OUT 1.33A, PV IN 1.16A, 38C, 18C, 21C, 20C, 4, 2@?t/' (total 111)

Jan | PE0SAT

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Looking at the 2023-193 cospar id, there is a TY-33 on that launch and here we see TY-30.

These Chinese satellites are always a challenge to identify.

Jan | PE0SAT

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yes , CSP more proper .

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from network

iq file