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Oh yes, I think that's it. The equation from jks above says s_meter_dBm = 10.0 * log10(s_meter_power / SND_MAX_VAL) I think s_meter_power is in mW, so I just need to reverse this equation, which yields: power_mW = 10^(s_meter_dBm / 10) * SND_MAX_V…
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Im trying to do a calculation that involves dividing the sideband power by the carrier power, but for the calculation to work, I need valid positive power values.
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A few questions:* Does this command have a specified number of RSSI values it records: python kiwirecorder.py -k 30 -s host -p port -f 800 -m am --tlimit=10 I thought it was supposed to record 6 values per second, but that doesn't seem to be consis…
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Like I said, "I would just use the --s-meter option to get the rssi values, but this only returns a single averaged rssi value."
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Is there a way to specify not to write the wav file? I am writing a program in which I either get the rssi values or the audio recording. I would just use the --s-meter option to get the rssi values, but this only returns a single averaged rssi va…
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@jks thanks! I don't get an error now; however, where is the RSSI data stored when I use --S-meter?
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@n6gn Ive tried using a command like that one, only in am mode instead, and I kept getting an error that it couldnt find the file /dev/null. Where does it store the s-meter averages, and how can I get them into a file like a .txt? Im running fr…
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@heliosh how did you get that plot of the RSSI? I'm trying to use the -S-meter option to store the signal strength values in a file, but I can't figure out how. I think the issue is that by default it records the data in "/dev/null," but…