- IP and port can now be specified for Message Socket Sink
- LoRa PHY header can be omitted from Message Socket Sink output
- Removed deprecated blocks
- More utilities
+ Added header with debug macros
+ Added warning for SF 6: the samples are actually wrapped around to SF
12
~ Unwrapped some function calls to liquid-dsp::liquid_unwrap_phase
~ Simplified some more code
~ Rewrote sliding_norm_cross_correlate_upchirp: Now we detect a falling
edge
and do a correlation from there to test the sync rate.
Also added code that can perform a perfect overlay shift to the ideal
chirp
(but this leaves the falling edge inside the window)
~ Rewrote find_preamble_start_fast: Now detects the start of the
preamble
by looking for for absolute complex values above a threshold
~ Fixed ids in qa_BasicTest_Data.xml
~ qa_BasicTest.log contains test runs showing the improvements in
passing tests.
+ Added createWhiteningValues.py to generate a sample with zeros and
append
the whitening sequence to a file so it can be averaged (untested).
This uses lora-whitening-sequencer.
~ Added zero padding to whitening sequences in tables.h
~ Replaced unwanted tabs with spaces
~ Replaced paths with relative paths (needs testing)
~ Examplify now takes the output path and name prefix as args
* TO-DO: test messqge_socket_sink with socket.timeout() instead of
manual waiting
+ [C++] Added message_socket_sink block to capture messages outputted by
the LoRa decoder and send them to the loopback interface as a UDP packet
~ [Python] Changed message_wireshark_sink block with added
system_handler to end execution of the flowgraph. Due to a bug in GNU
Radio's message system from Python, this deemed however not possible.
(Hence the message_socket_sink C++ block)
+ [Python] Added qa_BasisTest.py to setup and run tests on the LoRa
receiver from sample files
(samples will potentially be added later as a link, since they are quite
big)
Pieter Robyns