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I just installed the community version of SDR#, the one that has plugins installed, and I want to decode tetra with "Tetra Demodulator" plugin. I receive signal, and when I turn on Tetra Demodulator, i do not hear anything...

Over on our forums user thewraith2008 has just released news about his new software called TETRA Trunk Tracker. The software works in conjunction with the TETRA demodulator plugin for SDR#. It works by using two dongles, one to monitor a TETRA trunking channel, and the other to decode voice audio, although a single receiver mode is also available which works with a reduced and fixed bandwidth.

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I am struggling with the following:

when I center the WFM band to the pick of TETRA signal and tetra_trunk_trucker_simple starts to finding calls, the center of the band within sdr# jumps 30Mhz down (from 391Mhz to 361Mhz and stops).

The same situation when I manually start tetra_trunk_tracker by clicking on green start button.

Any ideas ?

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tetra-listener allows decoding of speech and SDSs on unencrypted Tetra network. Thanks to miracles of wideband SDRs, a small cluster of standard PCs can decode the entire network in a big city in real time.

tetra.sh spawns one tetra-rx process for each channel we want to listen to. Then, tetra.sh spawns one tetra_rx_multi.py (using GnuRadio channelizer) or tetra.py from FCL, a fast spectrum channelizer examples (using FCL channelizer), reading data from SDR, demodulating and writing demodulated data to tetra-rx.

Protocol decoding beyond traffic frames needs some love. SDSs are now implemented by a decoder from ITDS and seem to work at least to some extent. Another approach are SQ5BPF's osmo-tetra patches which gave me some results that unfortunately seem to be garbage.

It should be noted that tuning plays an important role (at least with the follow setup) in ensuring a lock is maintained within the MPSK demodulator. Best results are found when tuning slightly off-centre of the (frequency domain) signal.

With 89601AYAC, you can demodulate TEDS-modulated signals, both in downlink and uplink directions. The demodulator parameters are user-definable, giving you the ability to customize the demodulator to measure and analyze non-ideal signals. You can choose from four TEDS slot formats (Normal Downlink, Normal Uplink, Random Access, and Control Uplink), three quadrature amplitude modulation (QAMQuadrature Amplitude Modulation) types (M-4QAM, M-16QAM, M-64QAM), and four channel bandwidths (25kHz, 50kHz, 100kHz, and 150kHz).

For measurement and analysis, you can display traces for the composite signal (including Error Summaries) and traces for selected Subcarriers (such as Constellation Diagrams). Additional demodulation parameters let you adjust for Search Length and what to include for error vector magnitude (EVMError vector magnitude (EVM): A quality metric in digital communication systems. See the EVM metric in the Error Summary Table topic in each demodulator for more information on how EVM is calculated for that modulation format.) errors (such as Header Symbols, Droop, and Pilot Tracking). Development parameters include Filter Alpha, Time Scale Factor, and Mirror Frequency Spectrum. 006ab0faaa