Hello there,
I am trying to capture DMR/MOTOTRBO data packets (not voice) with gnuradio. I have found gr-dsd block that successfully decodes the signal in question. Only problem is that gr-dsd does not "unpack" the data packets, it only outputs voice audio (float).All I get from gr-dsd (apart from voice) is output like this (in terminal):
....
[slot0] slot1 Slot idle
slot0 [slot1] CSBK
[slot0] slot1 Slot idle
slot0 [slot1] CSBK
[slot0] slot1 Slot idle
slot0 [slot1] RATE 1/2 DATA
[slot0] slot1 Slot idle
slot0 [slot1] CSBK
[slot0] slot1 Slot idle
slot0 [slot1] RATE 1/2 DATA
...
....
[slot0] slot1 Slot idle
slot0 [slot1] CSBK
[slot0] slot1 Slot idle
slot0 [slot1] CSBK
[slot0] slot1 Slot idle
slot0 [slot1] RATE 1/2 DATA
[slot0] slot1 Slot idle
slot0 [slot1] CSBK
[slot0] slot1 Slot idle
slot0 [slot1] RATE 1/2 DATA
...
The target system is Ubuntu 14.04LTS (if it makes any difference).
Another option is not to use gr-dsd, but plainly demodulate the signal with C4FM/4FSK (for which I am yet to find a stand alone demodulator that works with current gnuradio), and then cut out the data in "post".
I have looked at the gr-dsd source and it is way too complicated for my skill set to modify it to output data as byte stream.
I have tried to install gr-op25 (just so I can use 4FSK demod block), but it was way too "heavy" (way too many dependencies).
I failed to install gr-fsk4 (http://vk2lk.com/Wireless/Franks/GnuradioFourLevelFSK.html), it looks like it is incompatible with current gnuradio (it fails on missing gnuradio-core).
I suspect it is possible to come up with 4FSK demod with just using standard gnuradio blocks, my understanding of signal processing is very limited...
TL;DR: how can I extract the byte contents out of DMR data packets with gnuradio?
Thanks a lot!
Sergei.
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