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OpenExpertSDR
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# OpenExpertSDR OpenExpertSDR is a software-defined radio (SDR) project Based on [https://github.com/Tsukihime/OpenExpertSDR](https://github.com/Tsukihime/OpenExpertSDR) that integrates with various SDR hardware, including Genesis G59/G11 and virtual serial port communication via `tty0tty`. ## Prerequisites Before compiling, ensure you have the following installed: - Qt 5 or Qt 4 - MinGW (for Windows) - [Download MinGW](http://www.mingw.org/) - CMake (for Qt5 builds) ## Clone the Repository To get started, clone the repository: ```bash git clone https://github.com/florintanasa/OpenExpertSDR ``` ``` ## Compilation ### Option 1: Using QtCreator 1. Open `OpenExpertSDR` in QtCreator. 2. Configure the project with Qt5 or Qt4. 3. Set up MinGW (for Windows). ### Option 2: Using the Command Line After cloning the repository, navigate to the project directory and use `qmake` or `cmake` to build the project. #### Using `qmake` (for Qt4 or Qt5) ```bash cd OpenExpertSDR qmake *.pro make ``` #### Using `cmake` (for Qt5) ```bash cd OpenExpertSDR mkdir build cd build cmake .. make ``` ## External Dependencies ### libDttSP For the `libDttSP.so` library, you can clone it from the following repository: ```bash git clone https://github.com/wd8rde/libDttSP ``` ### libExtio_genesis If you're using SDR hardware from Genesis (G59 or G11), you will also need `libExtio_genesis`: 1. Clone the repository: ```bash git clone https://github.com/wd8rde/libExtio_genesis ``` 2. In the `OpenExpertSDR/build` directory, create a `device` directory and create a symbolic link to the `libextio_genesis.so` library: ```bash cd OpenExpertSDR/build mkdir device cd device ln -s /usr/local/lib/libextio_genesis.so libextio_genesis.so ``` ## Virtual Serial Port Support (CAT) The project includes support for virtual serial ports using the `qextserial` library (`tnt*`), which is required for CAT (Computer Aided Transceiver) functionality. ### Installation To set up `tty0tty` for virtual serial ports: 1. Clone the `tty0tty` repository: ```bash git clone https://github.com/freemed/tty0tty ``` 2. Navigate to the `module` directory and compile the kernel module: ```bash cd tty0tty/module make ``` 3. Install the kernel module: ```bash sudo cp tty0tty.ko /lib/modules/your_kernel/kernel/drivers/tty/serial/ sudo depmod -a sudo modprobe tty0tty ``` 4. Create a udev rule to manage the virtual serial ports: ```bash sudo cp /lib/udev/rules.d/98-udev-tnt.rules /lib/udev/rules.d/ ``` This rule ensures the proper group assignment for the virtual serial port (`tnt*`). 5. Add your username to the `dialout` group: ```bash sudo gpasswd -a user_name dialout ``` If the `dialout` group does not exist, create it with: ```bash sudo groupadd dialout ``` 6. To automatically load the `tty0tty` module at startup, edit the `/etc/modules` file and add: ``` tty0tty ``` ## Testing For testing virtual serial port communication, you can use the [CoolTerm](http://freeware.the-meiers.org/) terminal emulator. --- This guide should help you get OpenExpertSDR running with support for Genesis SDR devices and virtual serial port communication. ### Note The [Wiki](https://github.com/florintanasa/OpenExpertSDR/wiki) pages contain detailed information. However, screen captures from the original Genesis SDR project website were lost when the site was closed.
