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211 lines
4.8 KiB
C
211 lines
4.8 KiB
C
/*! \file counter.c
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\brief Frequency Counter Application
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Howdy y'all,
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Once upon a time, a neighbor was in Heidelberg for the Troopers
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conference, and he wanted to join the staff radio networks. So he
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performed the out-of-band-TX mod to his Kenwood TH-D74, and borrowed
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a laptop and SDR to find the staff simplex frequency. From an audio
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recording, he identified the squelch tones and was on the air.
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But why did he need an SDR, when his wristwatch ought to have been
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able to quickly find the peak during transmission? This applet
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seeks to remedy that problem by providing a basic frequency counter,
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displaying the center frequency of the strongest signal yet
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observed. It is loosely based on Michael Ossmann's spectrum
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analyzer, written for the Girltech IMME in 2010.
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This implementation does a wideband sweep from 410 to 470
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MHz when the 0 button is pressed. The 1 button repeats the broad
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sweep without forgetting the old peak.
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Generally, you will just run these all by pressing 0, but for TDMA
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protocols like DMR/MotoTrbo, it's handy to rerun the scan by
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starting with the 1 button.
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The result will be off by up to 100kHz, so just treat the result as
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a decent guess. Later versions will scan other bands.
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Press '=' to copy the frequency to the VLO.
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--Travis
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*/
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#include<stdio.h>
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#include<string.h>
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#include<msp430.h>
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#include "api.h"
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/* Settings were prototyped first in Python. This is basic OOK with
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no preamble, no CRC, and 341µs symbol times.
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*/
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#define LEN 16
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static const uint8_t counter_settings[]={
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/* IF of 457.031 kHz */
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FSCTRL1, 0x12,
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FSCTRL0, 0x00,
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/* disable 3 highest DVGA settings */
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//AGCCTRL2 |= AGCCTRL2_MAX_DVGA_GAIN;
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/* frequency synthesizer calibration */
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FSCAL3, 0xEA,
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FSCAL2, 0x2A,
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FSCAL1, 0x00,
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FSCAL0, 0x1F,
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/* "various test settings" */
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TEST2, 0x88,
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TEST1, 0x31,
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TEST0, 0x09,
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/* no automatic frequency calibration */
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MCSM0, 0,
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/* Filter bandwidth. 270kHz seems to work best,
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even though it could be narrower. */
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//MDMCFG4, 0xFC, /* 58.0357 kHz */
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//MDMCFG4, 0xEC, /* 67.708333 kHz */
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MDMCFG4, 0x6C, /* 270.833333 kHz */
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//MDMCFG4, 0x0C, /* 812.5 kHz */
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//End with null terminator.
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0,0
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};
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/* This enum manages the state machine for the frequency counter. The
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state will be IDLE before and after the sweep.
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*/
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static enum {IDLE, SWEEP} counter_state;
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static int best_rssi;
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static float best_freq;
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#define MAX_BIGFREQ 470000000.0 //Range is 410 to 470 for now.
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#define MIN_BIGFREQ 410000000.0 //Will open more bands later.
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#define BIGSTEP_FREQ 100000.0 //100kHz/Step
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static float current_freq;
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//! Try a given frequency, and update display if it's best.
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static void try_freq(float freq){
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int rssi;
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//Set the frequency.
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radio_setfreq(freq);
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//Get the RSSI.
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rssi=radio_getrssi();
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//Compare it.
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if(rssi>best_rssi){
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best_rssi=rssi;
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best_freq=freq;
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}
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}
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//! Try the next frequency in the wide set.
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static void try_nextbig(){
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//Enforce the range here.
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if(current_freq<MIN_BIGFREQ)
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current_freq=MIN_BIGFREQ;
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//Try the next center freq and step ahead.
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try_freq(current_freq);
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current_freq+=BIGSTEP_FREQ;
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//We're done!
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if(current_freq>MAX_BIGFREQ){
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current_freq=MIN_BIGFREQ;
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counter_state=IDLE;
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}
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}
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//! Enter the Counter application.
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void counter_init(){
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/* This enters the application.
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We ignore the codeplug frequency and set our own.
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*/
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if(has_radio){
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//Faster processing time, for rapid packet succession.
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ucs_fast();
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radio_on();
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radio_writesettings(counter_settings);
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//Initialize state variables.
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counter_state=IDLE;
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best_rssi=0;
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best_freq=0;
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}else{
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app_next();
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}
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}
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//! Exit the Counter application.
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int counter_exit(){
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//Cut the radio off and drop the CPU frequency.
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radio_off();
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ucs_slow();
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//Allow the exit.
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return 0;
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}
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//! Draw the counter's status.
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static void counter_drawstatus(){
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lcd_number(current_freq/10);
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}
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//! Draw the Counter screen.
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void counter_draw(){
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switch(counter_state){
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case IDLE:
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if(best_rssi==0)
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lcd_string("CNT IDLE");
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else
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lcd_number(best_freq/10);
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break;
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case SWEEP:
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//lcd_string("SWEEPING");
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break;
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}
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}
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//! Keypress handler for the Counter applet.
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int counter_keypress(char ch){
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int i=0;
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/* No break statements because the stages run in order.
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*/
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switch(ch){
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case '0': //Begin a new broad sweep.
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best_rssi=0;
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case '1': //Second pass of the broad sweep sweep.
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counter_state=SWEEP;
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current_freq = MIN_BIGFREQ;
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//Do the sweep.
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while(counter_state==SWEEP){
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try_nextbig();
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//Draw every 64th channel.
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if((i++&0x3f)==0)
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counter_drawstatus();
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}
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break;
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case '=': //Copy best freq to VFO.
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codeplug_setvfofreq(best_freq);
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break;
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}
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return 0;
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}
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