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Andy Bateman 2023-09-10 22:28:28 +12:00
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Background-decoding.md

@ -2,7 +2,7 @@ OpenWebRX is capable of decoding many digital signal protocols making it useful
# Services # Services
Right of the bench, OpenWebRX can decode all WSJT-X modes, JS8Call, as well as Packet, but will only do so when a user is connected and actively listening to one of these modes. Decoded station locations will be pushed to the built-in map. Colored squares indicate Maidenhead locators. Pins or symbols indicate stations beaconing a location via APRS or YSF. Right off the bench, OpenWebRX can decode all WSJT-X modes, JS8Call, as well as Packet, but will only do so when a user is connected and actively listening to one of these modes. Decoded station locations will be pushed to the built-in map. Colored squares indicate Maidenhead locators. Pins or symbols indicate stations beaconing a location via APRS or YSF.
The first step towards automatic monitoring is enabling "services". Services are decoders that will run automatically in the background, as soon as they detect that their frequencies are available on any of the SDR devices. For example, if you enable the service for FT8, and you have a user select the 40m band, the service will automatically start decoding FT8 on 7.074 MHz, while the user can listen to any other frequency or mode on the band. The first step towards automatic monitoring is enabling "services". Services are decoders that will run automatically in the background, as soon as they detect that their frequencies are available on any of the SDR devices. For example, if you enable the service for FT8, and you have a user select the 40m band, the service will automatically start decoding FT8 on 7.074 MHz, while the user can listen to any other frequency or mode on the band.