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pluto_config.txt
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pluto_config.txt
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# Configuration file for the Pluto driver
# UDP_IPADDRESS is the IP address of the computer where the application is running
# if deactivated then all runs on the local PC
# not used in crossband repeater mode, since this mode does not have an application
UDP_IPADDRESS 127.0.0.1
# === Pluto identification ===
# Pluto connected via USB:
# SN of the pluto
# check the SN with this command: iio_info -s
# (look for the long ID number i.e.: 1044730a199700191f001800f3647c5341)
# if only one pluto is conncted, leave this empty, the pluto will be detected automatically
#
# Pluto connected via Ethernet:
# enter Pluto's IP address in this format: ip:192.168.1.2
PLUTO_ID ip:192.168.10.25
# === TX frequency ===
# this is the transmission frequency of the Pluto
TX_FREQ 435.450
# === RX freuquency ===
# this is the RX frequency of the Pluto
RX_FREQ 739.450
# === TX power ===
# this is the transmission power setting for the Pluto in dBm
# maximum output power: 0
# usually use something between -20 and -5
# Attention: if using a PTT circuit on GPO0/GPO1 this value must be > -25 to get the PTT working
TX_GAIN 0
# === RX and TX sample rate ===
# enter in MHz
SAMPLERATE 1.2
# === TX and RX bandwidth ===
# usually half the samplerate or a bit higher
TX_BANDWIDTH 1
RX_BANDWIDTH 1
# === crossband repeater ===
# 0 ... normal mode (using an application for sample processing)
# 1 ... crossband repeater mode, send all data which are received without any change
CROSSBANDREPEATER 1