modem : Select the FLDIGI modem and read/write its settings¶
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class
pyfldigi.client.modem.
Modem
(clientObj)[source]¶ Bases:
object
A collection of methods and properties that interface to fldigi’s modem functionality. For full documentation on the various modems available, see: http://www.w1hkj.com/FldigiHelp-3.21/html/modems_page.html
Note
An instance of this class automatically gets created under
pyfldigi.client.client.Client
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afc_search_range
¶ The modem AFC [auto frequency control] search range
Getter: Returns the modem AFC [auto frequency control] search range Setter: Sets the modem AFC [auto frequency control] search range. Type: int
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bandwidth
¶ The modem bandwidth.
Getter: Returns the modem bandwidth Setter: Sets the modem bandwidth. Type: int Example: >>> import pyfldigi >>> fldigi = pyfldigi.Client() >>> fldigi.modem.bandwidth 0 >>> fldigi.modem.bandwidth = 500 0
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carrier
¶ The modem carrier frequency, in Hz.
Note
This is NOT the same as the rig carrier frequency which is usually in the kHz or MHz range. The modem carrier frequency is usually ~1000 Hz or so, well within the audio range.
Getter: Returns the modem carrier frequency Setter: Sets modem carrier. Type: int Example: >>> import pyfldigi >>> fldigi = pyfldigi.Client() >>> fldigi.modem.carrier 1000 >>> fldigi.modem.carrier = 1020 >>> fldigi.modem.carrier 1020
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id
¶ The numeric id of the modem. This is effectively the enumeration value used internally by fldigi.
Getter: Returns the ID of the current modem Setter: Sets the current modem by the numeric id. Type: int Example: >>> import pyfldigi >>> fldigi = pyfldigi.Client() >>> fldigi.modem.name # read to demonstrate its initial value 'CW' >>> fldigi.modem.id 1 >>> fldigi.modem.name = 'BPSK31' >>> fldigi.modem.id 39 >>> fldigi.modem.id = 1 >>> fldigi.modem.id 1 >>> fldigi.modem.name 'CW'
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max_id
¶ Returns the maximum modem ID number
Type: int Example: >>> import pyfldigi >>> fldigi = pyfldigi.Client() >>> fldigi.modem.max_id 124
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name
¶ The modem name. This determines which modulation/demodulation protocol is used when transmitting and/or receiving.
Note
A full list of names can be queried with:
Client.Modem.names
Getter: Returns the name of the current modem Setter: Sets the current modem. Type: str Example: >>> import pyfldigi >>> fldigi = pyfldigi.Client() >>> fldigi.modem.name # read to demonstrate its initial value 'CW' >>> fldigi.modem.name = 'BPSK31' # set to BPSK31 >>> fldigi.modem.name # read back to demonstrate that it changed 'BPSK31'
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names
¶ Returns all modem names
Return type: str Example: >>> import pyfldigi >>> fldigi = pyfldigi.Client() >>> fldigi.modem.names ['NULL', 'CW', 'CTSTIA', 'DOMEX4', 'DOMEX5', 'DOMEX8', 'DOMX11', 'DOMX16', 'DOMX22', 'DOMX44', 'DOMX88', 'FELDHELL', 'SLOWHELL', 'HELLX5', 'HELLX9', 'FSKHELL', 'FSKH105', 'HELL80', 'MFSK8', 'MFSK16', 'MFSK32', 'MFSK4', 'MFSK11', 'MFSK22', 'MFSK31', 'MFSK64', 'MFSK128', 'MFSK64L', 'MFSK128L', 'WEFAX576', 'WEFAX288', 'NAVTEX', 'SITORB', 'MT63-500S', 'MT63-500L', 'MT63-1KS', 'MT63-1KL', 'MT63-2KS', 'MT63-2KL', 'BPSK31', 'BPSK63', 'BPSK63F', 'BPSK125', 'BPSK250', 'BPSK500', 'BPSK1000', 'PSK125C12', 'PSK250C6', 'PSK500C2', 'PSK500C4', 'PSK800C2', 'PSK1000C2', 'QPSK31', 'QPSK63', 'QPSK125', 'QPSK250', 'QPSK500', '8PSK125', '8PSK125FL', '8PSK125F', '8PSK250', '8PSK250FL', '8PSK250F', '8PSK500', '8PSK500F', '8PSK1000', '8PSK1000F', '8PSK1200F', 'OLIVIA', 'Olivia-4-250', 'Olivia-8-250', 'Olivia-4-500', 'Olivia-8-500', 'Olivia-16-500', 'Olivia-8-1K', 'Olivia-16-1K', 'Olivia-32-1K', 'Olivia-64-2K', 'RTTY', 'THOR4', 'THOR5', 'THOR8', 'THOR11', 'THOR16', 'THOR22', 'THOR25x4', 'THOR50x1', 'THOR50x2', 'THOR100', 'THROB1', 'THROB2', 'THROB4', 'THRBX1', 'THRBX2', 'THRBX4', 'PSK125R', 'PSK250R', 'PSK500R', 'PSK1000R', 'PSK63RC4', 'PSK63RC5', 'PSK63RC10', 'PSK63RC20', 'PSK63RC32', 'PSK125RC4', 'PSK125RC5', 'PSK125RC10', 'PSK125RC12', 'PSK125RC16', 'PSK250RC2', 'PSK250RC3', 'PSK250RC5', 'PSK250RC6', 'PSK250RC7', 'PSK500RC2', 'PSK500RC3', 'PSK500RC4', 'PSK800RC2', 'PSK1000RC2', 'FSQ', 'IFKP', 'SSB', 'WWV', 'ANALYSIS', 'FREQSCAN']
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quality
¶ Returns the modem signal quality in the range [0:100]
Getter: Returns the modem bandwidth Type: int Example: >>> import pyfldigi >>> fldigi = pyfldigi.Client() >>> fldigi.modem.quality 0
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Bases:
object
Returns next Navtex/SitorB message with a max delay in seconds.. Empty string if timeout.
Send a Navtex/SitorB message. Returns an empty string if OK otherwise an error message.
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class
pyfldigi.client.modem.
Olivia
(clientObj)[source]¶ Bases:
object
Settings specific to the Olivia modem type.
Note
An instance of this class automatically gets created under
pyfldigi.client.modem.Modem
when it is constructed.-
bandwidth
¶ Returns the Olivia bandwidth
Getter: Returns the modem bandwidth Setter: Sets the modem bandwidth. Type: int Example: >>> import pyfldigi >>> fldigi = pyfldigi.Client() >>> fldigi.modem.name = 'Olivia-4-250' >>> fldigi.modem.olivia.bandwidth 500
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tones
¶ The # of Olivia tones. Note that Olivia is a configurable mode where
Getter: Returns the modem bandwidth Setter: Sets the modem bandwidth. Type: int Example: >>> import pyfldigi >>> fldigi = pyfldigi.Client()
# Changing the modem name has an effect on the # of tones. >>> fldigi.modem.name = ‘Olivia-4-250’ >>> fldigi.modem.tones 4 >>> fldigi.modem.name = ‘Olivia-8-250’ >>> fldigi.modem.tones 8 # Setting the # of tones will have an effect on the name. >>> fldigi.modem.olivia.tones = 4 >>> fldigi.modem.name ‘Olivia-4-250’ >>> fldigi.modem.olivia.tones = 8 >>> fldigi.modem.name ‘Olivia-4-250’
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