DANA: Remote control using comand line
Just start DANA with the parameter /? and you will see a list of all possible commands.
Sample:
c:\Program Files (x86)\go2SIGNALS\go2DECODE 5.2.0\applications>dana /?
c:\Program Files (x86)\go2SIGNALS\go2DECODE 5.2.0\applications>
Usage: DANA [Options] [filenames|directories]
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Options:
-channel [<1,2-5,...,N>] comma separated list of channels to be used,
no arguments displays a list of usable channels
-clearlist clears the playlist
-sortlist sorts the playlist
-quit quit DANA
-sound sets source to sound
-sounddevice [n] choose ONE sound device, no argument displays all available devices
-sound-inrate <sample rate> set sample rate for audio device [Hz] (default: 48000 Hz)
-file sets source to file
-playlist sets source to playlist
-noloop turns off looping of file/playlist
-loop turns on looping of file/playlist
-keepdc DC filter is inactivated
-removedc DC filter is activated
-fullspan input filter is inactivated
-filter input filter is activated
-startfreq <frequency [Hz]> sets start frequency of input filter
-endfreq <frequency [Hz]> sets end frequency of input filter
-freq <frequency [Hz]> sets relative frequency in input for IF
-rf <frequency [Hz]> sets absolute frequency in input for IF
-iffromwav use IF from wav file
-noiffromwav do not use IF from wav file
-nomirror mirroring is deactivated
-mirror mirroring is activated
-filetime sets signal time to file time
-systime sets signal time to system time
-start starts processing
-stop stops processing
-speed <real time factor> set file playback speed (default: 1.0)
-network-outrate <outrate> set the nominal network output sample rate [Hz].
If the string 'auto' is specified, the outrate will be
dynamically adjusted to the input sample rate.
-nogui headless mode
-nospec deactivate spectrum view
DataPortBase=<port> set DANA base port (TCP signal server listens at an offset of 1)
To playback a file, send
dana –stop (to stop current playback)
dana –file xxx.wav
dana -start
Last update on 2018-05-12 by Rolf Haenggi.