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== SDR Software for using the badge

=== Recommended Installations List
Just a quick check list of installations recommended before camp. Detailed descriptions below!
Don't worry if you are not coming with a laptop, the badge will still be useful to you.

==== Linux
* [[:software:sdr#gnu_radio_linux_mac_windows]|GNU Radio]]
* [[:software:sdr#gqrx_sdr_linx_mac]|Gqrx SDR]]
* [[http://www.baudline.com|Baudline]] (not in the Debian package repository)

===== Debian based systems

    apt-get install hackrf gqrx-sdr gnuradio gr-osmosdr

NOTE: For Debian/Ubuntu Systems you qgrx will not work correctly, if you have the hackrf kernel module loaded. Additionally you will need some UDEV rules.

1. Create some udev rules, replace YOURUSER with your username (whoami)
<code>
$ sudo vim /etc/udev/rules.d/51-rad1o.rules
SUBSYSTEM=="usb", ATTR{idVendor}=="1d50", ATTR{idProduct}=="cc15", MODE="0600", OWNER="YOURUSER", GROUP="YOURUSER"
SUBSYSTEM=="usb", ATTR{idVendor}=="1d50", ATTR{idProduct}=="6089", MODE="0600", OWNER="YOURUSER", GROUP="YOURUSER"
</code>

2. blacklist the hackrf module. If you don't do this / still have the module loaded you'll get a -1000 error from hackrf_info
<code>
$ sudo rmmod hackrf
$ sudo vim /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf
# module blacklisted for radi1o / gqrx usage
blacklist hackrf
</code>

3. make sure you boot the hackrf-old, as gqrx somehow only recognized the device as a hackrf then (at least with gqrx from debian testing)

4. check with hackrf_info that everything works

5. launch gqrx, it should autoconfigure itself


===== archlinux

    pacman -S gqrx # pulls hackrf and gnuradio automatically in

==== Windows
* [[:software:sdr#gnu_radio_linux_mac_windows]|GNU Radio]]
* [[:software:sdr#sdr_windows]|SDR#]]

==== Mac
* [[:software:sdr#gnu_radio_linux_mac_windows]|GNU Radio]]
* [[:software:sdr#gqrx_sdr_linux_mac|Gqrx-SDR]]

==== Android
* [[:software:sdr#rf_analyzer_android]|RF Analyzer]]

<note important>The original RF Analyzer doesn't work with rad1o and it's author hasn't merged our pull request yet. So you need our patched version (see below)</note>


=== RF Analyzer (Android)

Patched version with rad1o support:
  * Binary APK: [[https://github.com/rad1o/RFAnalyzer/raw/rad1o/RFAnalyzer-rad1o.apk|RFAnalyzer-rad1o.apk]]
  * Source: [[https://github.com/rad1o/RFAnalyzer|RFAnalyzer]]

Requires an OTG cable or adapter and an OTG capable mobile (e.g. Jolla and Nexus 4 are **//not//**)

=== GNU Radio (Linux/Mac/Windows)

It's highly recommended to build [[http://gnuradio.org/|GNU Radio]] from source to use the most up-to-date version:
[[http://gnuradio.org/redmine/projects/gnuradio/wiki/InstallingGRFromSource|Installation]]

There were two GNU Radio workshops at Easterhegg 2015:
[[http://media.ccc.de/browse/conferences/eh2015/eh15_-_27_-__-_tagungsraum_1_-_201504041830_-_sdr_for_noobs_-_sec.html#video|SDR for Noobs]]
[[http://media.ccc.de/browse/conferences/eh2015/eh15_-_28_-__-_tagungsraum_1_-_201504051830_-_sdr_for_non-noobs_-_sec.html|SDR for non-noobs]]

**gnuradio-companion** is the full-fledged signal processing application.

**osmocom_fft** is a nice little graphical tool for quick signal checks. 
=== Gqrx SDR (Linux/Mac)

[[http://gqrx.dk]]

=== SDR# (Windows)
http://sdrsharp.com/#sdrsharp
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