Re: [Discuss-gnuradio] Wireless Camera Reception?

[Marcus D. Leech]

On 10/15/2012 06:26 PM, Joel Mayer wrote:

Dear GNUradio enthusiasts-

 

Beneath these lines (attached as a virus free pdf) you will find a table of frequencies

assigned to wireless cameras. I'm wondering, would it be possible to modify the SDR#

radio in such a way as to make it wireless camera capable?

 

Thanks For Reading This!

 

 

FREQUENCY	VIDEO MODE	MANUFACTURER	USE/ALLOCATION
2.411 Ghz	NFMTV	X-10	Channel A
2.434 Ghz	NFMTV	X-10	Channel B
2.453 Ghz	NFMTV	X-10	Channel C
2.473 Ghz	NFMTV	X-10	Channel D
2.400 Ghz	NFMTV	PTS	Channel A
2.428 Ghz	NFMTV	PTS	Channel B
2.456 Ghz	NFMTV	PTS	Channel C
2.484 Ghz	NFMTV	PTS	Channel D
2.411 Ghz	NFMTV	HPAL16/07/02	Channel A
2.434 Ghz	NFMTV	HPAL16/07/02	Channel B
2.411 Ghz	NFMTV	ARL0225/5200/1500	Channel A
2.434 Ghz	NFMTV	ARL0225/5200/1500	Channel B
2.458 Ghz	NFMTV	Minilink 2.4 T-90	Channel A
2.474 Ghz	NFMTV	Minilink 2.4 T-90	Channel B
421.250 Mhz	ATV	ATV Cable Ch 59	Channel 57
427.250 Mhz	ATV	ATV Cable Ch 59	Channel 58
433.250 Mhz	ATV	ATV Cable Ch 59	Channel 59
439.250 Mhz	ATV	ATV Cable Ch 59	Channel 60
2.400 Ghz	NFMTV	Matco Wireless
2.427 Ghz	NFMTV	Matco Wireless
2.454 Ghz	NFMTV	Matco Wireless
2.481 Ghz	NFMTV	Matco Wireless
2.413 Ghz	NFMTV	ECL2400 Mini	Channel 1
2.432 Ghz	NFMTV	ECL2400 Mini	Channel 2
2.451 Ghz	NFMTV	ECL2400 Mini	Channel 3
2.470 Ghz	NFMTV	ECL2400 Mini	Channel 4
1.080 Ghz	NFMTV	ECL2400CK/ LCD	Channel 1
1.120 Ghz	NFMTV	ECL2400CK/ LCD	Channel 2
1.160 Ghz	NFMTV	ECL2400CK/ LCD	Channel 3
1.200 Ghz	NFMTV	ECL2400CK/ LCD	Channel 4
2.4125 Ghz	NFMTV	Internet Videocomms
2.4325 Ghz	NFMTV	Internet Videocomms
2.4525 Ghz	NFMTV	Internet Videocomms
2.4725 Ghz	NFMTV	Internet Videocomms
2.4 - 2.4835 Ghz	NFMTV	Home Spy

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Not to be a pedantic piss head or anything, but what in the name of all of Mary's children does SDR# have to do with Gnu Radio?
  Other than they support an overlapping set of radio devices, they are entirely different and distinct signal processing frameworks.
  Indeed, SDR# isn't a signal processing "framework" so much as it is an end-application that has a bit of a "plug in" architecture.

I'd suggest that you contact, Youssef, the guy who wrote SDR# and see if he has plans for an FMTV plug-in.   Keep in mind that FMTV
  occupies about 10Mhz of bandwidth, so you need a fairly "crunchy" computer to process the frames.

-- 
Marcus Leech
Principal Investigator
Shirleys Bay Radio Astronomy Consortium
http://www.sbrac.org