signalcount - count signals recorded in the output from signalrecord
# signalrecord ... -f 147.000-148.000-.015 > foo.xml
[time passes while it records stuff]
# killall signalrecord
# signalcount -m -30 -f 147.000-148.000-.015 foo.xml > foo.dat
# gnuplot ... gdb> plot "foo.dat" with boxes;
Ever wonder what simplex HAM frequencies are used in your area? Run signalrecord for a given frencency range and use this to count which frequencies are the most popular.
The primary reason for this app is simply to count how frequently certain frequencies are in use based on a minimum signal level. You can pass it the output of the signalrecord program and it will produce a data file suitable for reading with gnuplot.
Minimum signal level to accept (default = -30)
Output Frequency Range (begin-end-step)
(if not specified, signalcount will just output the frequencies from the file. Use this option to specify a more constant output so that 0 counts will be listed as well which makes the bar-graph produced by gnuplot much more consistent.
Help Options: -h Display help options -- short flags preferred --help Display help options -- long flags preferred --help-full Display all help options -- short and long --gui Display a help GUI --no-gui Do not display the default help GUI
signalrecord(1), signalcount(1)
Copyright 2009 Wes Hardaker. All rights reserved.
License: GPLv2
Wes Hardaker < wes ATTA ws6z DT com >