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Spectrum Painter
Eisenberger Tamas edited this page Jan 22, 2024
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The Spectrum Painter app allows to "paint" an image or text in a way that it appears on the waterfall view.
- Center frequency
- VGA (Gain)
- Amplifier
- Loop
- Bandwidth
- Note that the default bandwidth of 8k5 Hz is too low in most cases (eg. when viewing multiple MHz).
- Duration of transmission
- Pause between transmissions when loop is active
- Place 24 bit .BMP files on the sd card in the folder SPECTRUM
- 16 and 32 bit .BMP should work as well, but are not testet.
- The resolution should be quite high for a good result. A width of 2048 pixels is not a problem.
- Use a power of 2 for the width for optimal result. (eg. 512 / 1024 / 2048 / ...)
- Messages up to 300 characters are supported
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