go2MONITOR Specification
- System
- Classifier
- Demodulators
- Decoders
- Supported Receivers
- Hopper Detection
- Computer Recommendations
General
Classifier/Recognition:
- The minimum signal length for the wideband modulation classifier is 100 ms.
- Using the decoder (Recognition & Decoding) , the software is able to detect and process signals with a signal length of at least 1 ms.
Decoders and Demodulators:
- MIL and PMR decoders may need an End-User-Certificate (depends on the country of the user)
- One decoder = one line (to shorten the list). For the full list, download the actual decoderlist
- Slow multi tone modems are recommended to operate with fixed nominal frequency
- Decoder source code is only part of go2DECODE delivery (as go2MONITOR has no DDL compiler)
Receivers:
- The list can be extended on customer requests.
- It is possible to connect multiple wide band an narrow band receivers to the software.
System
Feature | Remarks |
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Data acquisition | Multiple signal inputs simultaneously possible, depending on configuration 2 wideband inputs in parallel. Other configurations on request |
Data acquisition receiver | Frequency, Bandwidth, AGC, ATT controls etc. Digital IF (complex baseband I/Q), bandwidth up to 20 MHz (1 MHz in standard version) |
Data acquisition streaming | Digital IF (complex I/Q), bandwidth up to 20 MHz coherent (1 MHz in basic version), generic PROCITEC/PLATH format, VITA 49 PXGF |
Data acquisition file | Digital IF (complex baseband I/Q 32bit), bandwidth up to 1 MHz (standard) or up to 20 MHz (with option WCL) Playback of standard wav files, AF/IF ( WAV 8, 16, 32 Bit) Playback of TCI Blackbird CAP, Perseus,WiNRADiO, SDR#, SDR-Console recordings (correct frequency and time display, if availble) Processing faster than real time Others on request |
Audio Input | DANA on request |
Data output | Visual decoder result output, configurable using XSLT Continuous saved in files and Postgres SQL data base Protocol detection and production down to the content (text, audio, binaries) Timestamps for each XML meassage Symbols are recordid in rec files for go2ANALYSE IQ files for later analysis Export functions |
Classifier | 1 MHz bandwidth standard, (up to 2.4 on HF and 5, 10 or 20 MHz on VHF/UHF/SHF with option WCL Manually triggered or repetitive snapshots (at 10, 20, . . . sec intervals) Continous mode with option AMT Note: - 80 MHz VHF/UHF/SHF -> 4 x 20 MHz setup - 30 MHz HF -> 13 x 2.4 MHz setup |
Demodulators | Universal and specialized demodulators with AGC and AFC Automatic synchronization of the baud rate (no problems if files are recorded on inaccurate devices) Recording of bitstreams for go2ANALYSE |
Decoders/Channels | 1, 2, 4 , 8 or or more in steps of 32 (with option WMPC) Automatic change of decoder if signal changes in "Recognition + Decoding" or "Classification + Recognition + Decoding mode Custom defined decoder lists for automatic decoding Programmable DDC bandwidth Buffering for lossless decoding (No loss of data during analyzing and protocol changes) Python language based Decoder Description Language (pyDDL/DDL) Custom defined decoders (requires go2DECODE) |
GUI | Simple and intuitive to operate user interface Supports multiple monitors Supports simultaneous multiple receivers and mutliple narrowband channels Drag-and-drop of frequencies, classifier results, stations Receiver control (Wideband, Narrowband, Multiple Wideband) Panorama display, Wideband Spectrum (FFT) and Spectrogram Decoder/Channel windows for manual control Classifier display Frequencies/Blocked Frequenceies window Ressources display Bulk file processing window Scripting editor Mission statistic display ResultViewer |
ResultViewer | Display of decoder output, demodulated audio files (CW, TETRA etc.), text output (BAUDOT, HFDL, etc.), binary files Audio demodulation and playback Display of recognized modems (protocols) Display of wide-/narrow band classification results Display of recorded wide-/narrowband IF-signals Advanced filter on results details, timem frequency, position, modulation, decoders etc. Display in table or graphic view (time vs. frequency) Data filtering using GUI, SQL or scripting Pythonscripting based data structuring (user-defined) |
Recording | Up to 1 MHz Up to 20 MHz with option WCL and WBR Narrowband DDC channels up to 1 MHz (1.5 MHz with option WCL) Bitstream |
Signal Generator | SOMO, for standard test signals., requires go2DECODE-P |
Alphabets | Can be added to the decoder, configurable (requires go2DECODE) |
Own decoders | Add your own decoders using go2DECODE and our "Decoder Development Language" |
Third party decoder | Interface to the DDC channel stream Interface to the audio output (VAC, virtual audio cable) |
Post Processing Metadata extraction |
Post-processing of the data output with PYTHON software moduls (extraction of callsigns, sender ID, recipient ID, position, meta data, etc.) Expandable by user |
Option: AMT | Automatic Monitoring and Tasking Full automatic mission based monitoring (decoding, recording, classification) Mission and tasks based on time, frequencies (ranges), RX location, classification, modulation, decoders, modulation parameters Overview over decoded, classified or recorded signals Powerful filtering functions Continuous classification Live view in ResultViewer (continuous update) provides a fast overview over decoded, recorded and classified signals |
Option: NRC | Narrowband Receiver Control (Hand-Off Narrowband Receiver) Frequency independent production on 1/2/4 or 8 production channels Narrowband receivers offer a better sensitivity compared to wideband receivers Narrowband receivers consume less resources, as no DDC is required Monitor signals in different frequency ranges Possibility to add "virtual" receivers using ExtIO, which can connect to third parties DDC's or streams |
Option: WCL 5 , 10 or 20 MHz | Wideband Input and Classification - VHF/UHF/SHF: 5 MHz, HF: 1 MHz - VHF/UHF/SHF: 10 MHz, HF: 1 MHz - VHF/UHF/SHF: 20 MHz, HF: 2.4 MHz Continuous emission tracking mode (with option AMT) Snapshot mode Wideband spectrogram display Normally delivered as a package consisting of receiver, computer and software |
Option: WMPC 16 or 32 | Wideband Multi Production Channels Extend the number of internal software DDC channels to up to a few hundreds (typical in steps of 16 or 32) All channels working on internally recorded/bufferd signals (demodulation, decoder, narrowband classifier and narrowband recording) Normally delivered as a package consisting of receiver, computer and software |
Option: WBR 5, 10 or 20 | Wideband Recording Lossless recording of up to 5, 10 or 20 MHz digital IF IQ data in standard WAV files Simultaneous storage of spectrum data for fast preview Replay and signal extraction Recording scheduler (with option ATM) Normally delivered as a package consisting og receiver, computer and software |
Option: NCL | Narrowband Classifier Additional automatic narrowband classifiers with command line control (or C++) and result interface Mutiple narrowband classifier (number depends on license) classifies the signals in a recording The processing is performed faster than real-time Useful for backend integration |
Option: HOPD | Hopper Detection Unit - VHF/UHF: Detection and recording of hopper signals in a 20 MHz range (Option WCL-20 and WBR-20 are required) - HF: 2.4 MHz frequency range Possibility to operate several HOPD units in parallel to detect hoppers in larger ranges |
Training | Very short training period Same technology (decoders) as in large, top COMIT systems Webinars from shoc |
Remote Control | ICD (Interface control Document) API for C++ and Java Introduction workshop |
Documentation | PDF user manual, PDF online help |
ISO 9001:2015 | Company is certified (not only hardware) |
Localisation | English or German, others on request |
License | USB-Dongle (CodeMeter) License sharing on request The AMBE+2 TM voice coding technology included in this product is protected by intellectual property rights, including patent rights, copyrights and trade secrets of Digital Voice Systems, Inc. This voice coding technology is licensed exclusively for use within this licensed product. The user of this technology is strictly prohibited from attempting to extract, remove, decompile, reverse engineer, or disassemble the object code, or in any other way convert the object code into a human-readable form. US Patent Nos. #8,595,002, #8,359,197, #8,315,860, #8,200,497, #7,970,606, #6,912,495 B2, #6,199,037 |
PC hardware | Min. Intel I5 4 Core, 2 GHz, 8 GB RAM for 4 channels version Min. Intel I7 8 Core, 2 GHz, 16 GB RAM for 8 channels version HDD: min. 500 GB recommended (depends on recordings) Display min. 1920 x 1080 pixel or two displays 1280 x 1024 pixels, multiple monitrs recommended Fast Ethernet for digital IF input |
OS | Windows 7 SP1 (with Microsoft Windows patch KB2999226) 64 bit, de/en Windows 10, 64 bit de/en Linux (CentOS/Redhat 7.5) 64 bit |
Classifier
Signal Analysis
Many parameters can be analyzed using the classifier, if more details are needed, then go2DECODE can be used as an extension of go2MONITOR.
Classified Modulations
Modulation | HF | VHF/UHF | recognition quality (Eb/No), detection rate > 90%, false alarms < 1% |
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max. signal bandwidth | 50 kHz | 50 - 300 kHz (depending on modulation type) | ||
Signal energy detection, min. SNR | 6 dB | 6 dB | ||
min. signal length | 100 ms (using recognition & decoding: 1ms) |
100 ms (using recognition & decoding: 1ms) |
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Measurement interval | 4 sec | 4 sec | ||
Analog modulation types | J3E USB J3E LSB A3E AM DSB-SC (optional) |
J3E USB J3E LSB A3E AM F3E FM DSB-SC (optional) |
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ASK2/4 | Signal frequency > 300 MHz | 1.2 - 25 kBd | 20 dB | |
FSK2 | m = 1 - 10 | 25 - 4800 Bd | 1.2 - 25 kBd | 11 - 15 dB |
FSK2 | m = 0.75 - 1.5 | 25 - 75 kBd | > 25 dB | |
FSK4 | 25 - 4800 Bd | 1.2 - 25 kBd | 11 - 15 dB | |
GMSK | m = 0.5 | 300 - 4800 Bd | 1.2 - 125 kBd | 14 - 16 dB |
MCFSK2 | m >= 1 2 - 64 ch |
40 - 250 Bd 120 - 1000 Hz ch spacing |
40 - 250 Bd 120 - 1000 Hz ch spacing |
17 dB |
MCPSK 2, 4 A/B MCDPSK 2, 4 A/B |
< 10 kHz signal bw 2 - 64 ch |
50 - 300 Hz ch spacing | 50 - 300 Hz ch spacing | 13 - 15 dB |
MORSE | 30 - 250 CPM | 30 - 250 CPM | ||
MSK | m = 0.5 | 100 - 4800 Bd | 1.2 - 125 kBd | 14 - 16 dB |
Multitone FSKn | 5 - 64 tones (shift >sr) |
3 - 200 ms (5 - 330 Bd) | 3 - 200 ms (5 - 330 Bd) | 14 - 16 dB |
OFDM | 25 - 512 ch | 25 - 200 Bd 30 - 250 Hz ch spacing |
25 - 200 Bd 30 - 250 Hz ch spacing |
14 - 18 dB |
OTH Radar | detection only | FM-CW variants only | ||
PSK 2 A/B DPSK 2 A/B |
31.25 - 4800 Bd | 1.2 - 125 kBd | 7 - 10 dB A/B Decision: 8 - 15 dB |
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PSK 4 A/B DPSK 4 A/B |
31.25 - 4800 Bd | 1.2 - 125 kBd | 8 - 12 dB A/B Decision: 10 - 15 dB |
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PSK 8 A/B DPSK 8 A/B |
31.25 - 4800 Bd | 1.2 - 125 kBd | HF: 8 - 12 dB A/B Decision: 10 - 15 dB VHF/UHF: 10 - 14 dB, A/B Decision: 12 - 15 dB |
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PSK16 | 300 - 4800 Bd | 1.2 - 125 kBd | 14 - 16 dB | |
QAM | Order: 16, 32, 64 | 1600 - 4800 Bd | 1.6 - 25 kBd | 22 dB |
WFM (FM Broadcast only) |
65 MHz - 108 MHz | 50 kHz - 300 kHz |
Classifier Output
Parameter | Description | OF DM |
Car | FSK | MFSK | MSK | CW | PSK | MC PSK |
QAM | ASK | MC FSK |
Voic | FM BC |
Unkn |
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Modulation | The type of modulation and its probability | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | |
Pitch | TBD | x | |||||||||||||
Type | Type of voice like LSB, USB, AM , FM | x | |||||||||||||
Symbol rate |
The symbol rate in Bd | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | |||||
Order | Modulation order, number of symbol states | x | x | x | |||||||||||
Version | Version of PSK A or B | x | x | ||||||||||||
CPM | Transmitted character per minute | x | |||||||||||||
Dash Dot ratio |
The ratio between the length of dashes and dots | x | |||||||||||||
Shift | The measured shift | x | x | x | x | ||||||||||
Channel spacing |
The measured distance between tones in Hz | x | x | x | x | ||||||||||
Frequency | The receiver center frequency of the signal | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | * |
Bandwidth | The overall bandwidth of the signal | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x |
SNR | The signal to noise ratio in dB | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x |
Signal time | Time of measurement | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x |
Number of tones | x | x | |||||||||||||
Number of channels | x | x |
Classified Protocols
HF/VUHF | PMR-Option | MIL-Option |
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ACARS-VHF | APCO 25 Phase 2 Downlink | ALE-3G |
CODAN 3012 16 Channel PSK | APCO-25 | CHN 4+4 |
CODAN 3212 16 Channel PSK | DMR | CHN hybrid |
HFDL | DMR Continuous | CIS-112 |
PACTOR (I, II, II FEC, III, 4) | dPMR | CIS-128 |
VDL2 | D-STAR | CIS-45 (33 / 45 Bd) |
GSM (<3G), UMTS, LTE | CIS-60 | |
Inmarsat Satphone Uplink | CIS-93 | |
Iridium Satphone Uplink | LINK11 (CLEW) | |
MPT1327 1200Bd | LINK11 (SLEW) | |
NXDN 2400 Bd | MIL-STD-188-110A Serial (STANAG 4539 ) | |
NXDN 4800 Bd | MIL-STD-188-110B/C App. C (STANAG 4539 HDR ) | |
TETRA Downlink | MIL-STD-188-110C App. D | |
TETRA Uplink | STANAG 4285/4481 (PSK) | |
TETRAPOL | STANAG 4529 | |
Thuraya SAT Phone Uplink | STANAG 4539 | |
Yaesu System Fusion |
Demodulators
- Automatic frequency, amplitude and symbol rate control
- Primary demodulation USB/LSB/AM/FM
- Automatic burst synchronization
Demodulator Name | Remarks |
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A3E /AM | |
Analogue Selcall | |
ASK 2 (OOK) | |
ASK 2/4 | |
ASK2PSK2 (ASK4) | |
ASK2PSK8 | |
ASK4PSK8 | |
Chirp | |
CLOVER 2000 | |
CLOVER 2500 | |
CLOVER II | |
Coquelet | |
DPSK 16 A/B | |
DPSK 2 A/B | |
DPSK 4 A/B | |
DPSK 8 A/B | |
F1A | |
F3E / FM | |
F6/F7B | |
FSK 2 matched filter | |
FSK 2, 3 autoshift | |
FSK 2, 3, 4 discr. | |
GMSK | |
J3E (USB, LSB) | |
LINK-11 | |
MDPSK 2, 4, 8, 16 A/B | |
MFSK2 | |
Morse, CW | |
MPSK 2, 4, 8, 16 A/B | |
MSK | |
MT63 | |
MultiModem | |
Multitone (FSKn) | |
OFDM | |
OQPSK | |
PACTOR II, III, 4 | |
PSK 16 A/B | Absolute |
PSK 2 A/B | Absolute |
PSK 4 A/B | Absolute |
PSK 8 A/B | Absolute |
PSK data aided | Fast adaptive equalizer, soft decision |
QAM 16, 32, 36, 64, 128, 144, 256 | V.17, V.22, V.32 |
Robust Packet | |
TFM3 | |
THROB/THROBX | |
Voice | A3E/J3E, J3E, J3E USB, J3E LSB , A3E, F3E |
Decoders
- You can add new decoders or modify existing source code (SRC).
- MIL decoders require an end user certificate for delivery outside Germany
- PMR decoders require an end user certificate for delivery outside EU
- SAT decoders are included in the PMR package and require an end user certificate for delivery outside EU
Soure Codes (SRC)
- Source Code provided.
go2DECODE is required to modify the protocol or to add additional output to the decoder (new alphabets, new META data handling etc.)
Decoder Package (PKG)
- STD, included in basic products
- MIL, requires EUC outside Germany
- PMR, requires EUC outside EU
- SAT, part of PMR Package
Legacy Decoders
- Old, obsolete or outdated decoders are also included, as it cannot be guaranteed that such signals will not be reactivated. The information can only be given with great uncertainty.
- November 2109 we again found signals marked before as legacy... sorry. But that's why we're also doing the monitoring to check the situation
HF Decoders (Protocols)
No | Decoder, Release 21.1 | Alias, Remarks | Src | Type | Legacy |
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1 | Alcatel 801H | COQUELET-100, detection only, | X | HF | X |
2 | ALE 2G | MIL-188-141A, MIL-188-141B, ALE-400 | X | HF | |
3 | ALE 3G | MIL-188-141B App. C, STANAG 4538 | - | MIL | |
4 | ALIS | MERLIN, RS-ARQ, GM856C1, ALIS Slow | X | HF | |
5 | ALIS 2 | X | HF | ||
6 | ARQ6-90 | CCIR 518 Variant | X | HF | X |
7 | ARQ6-98 | CCIR 518 Variant | X | HF | X |
8 | ARQ-E 4/8 cycle | ARQ-1000 duplex | X | HF | |
9 | ARQ-E3 | CCIR 519 Variant, TDM 342 1 Channel | X | HF | |
10 | ARQ-M2-242 | ARQ-28, CCIR 242, CCIR 342, TDM 242 | X | HF | X |
11 | ARQ-M2-342 | ARQ-58, TDM 342 | X | HF | X |
12 | ARQ-M4-242 | ARQ-28, CCIR 242, CCIR 342-2, TDM 242 | X | HF | X |
13 | ARQ-M4-342 | ARQ-58, TDM 342 | X | HF | X |
14 | ARQ-N | ARQ-1000 duplex | X | HF | X |
15 | ASCII 7Bit | ITA5, RTTY7 | X | HF | |
16 | ASCII 8Bit | X | HF | ||
17 | AUTOSPEC | SPREAD 11, SPREAD 21 | X | HF | X |
18 | Baudot async 1.5 stop bit | X | HF | ||
19 | Baudot sync | X | HF | ||
20 | Baudot sync 2 stop bit | X | HF | ||
21 | Baudot universal | Arabic, Cyrillic, Hebrew Alphabets | X | HF | |
22 | BULG-ASCII | IRA-ARQ | X | HF | X |
23 | CHN 4+4 | - | MIL | ||
24 | CHN MIL 4FSK 400Hz /500 K | detection only | - | HF | |
25 | CHN MIL Hybrid 8FSK-PSK | no automatic recognition | - | HF | |
26 | CHU | X | HF | ||
27 | CIS 405 3915 | CIS 40.5, FROST1 | X | HF | |
28 | CIS Akula 500Bd/1000Hz | X | HF | ||
29 | CIS FSK 200/1000 | X | HF | ||
30 | CIS FSK 200/500 | X | HF | ||
31 | CIS Hybrid MFSK-68 PSK-9000 | no automatic recognition | - | HF | |
32 | CIS Hybrid MFSK-80 PSK-250 | no automatic recognition | - | HF | |
33 | CIS-11 | TORG 10/11 | X | HF | |
34 | CIS-112 OFDM Burst | detection only | X | HF | |
35 | CIS-112 OFDM Stream | detection only | X | HF | |
36 | CIS-12 PSK2, PSK4 | CIS AT3104, CIS-20, FIRE, MS5 | X | HF | |
37 | CIS-128 OFDM 3 kHz | detection only | X | HF | |
38 | CIS-128 OFDM 6 kHz | detection only | X | HF | |
39 | CIS-14 | AMOR, AMO 96, TORG 14 | X | HF | |
40 | CIS-36 | CIS 10 11 11, CROWD-36 | X | HF | X |
41 | CIS-36-50 | BEE, T-600 | X | HF | |
42 | CIS-45 OFDM 33.3 Bd | detection only | X | HF | |
43 | CIS-45 OFDM 33.3 Bd | detection only | X | HF | |
44 | CIS-45 OFDM 40 Bd | detection only | X | HF | |
45 | CIS-45 OFDM 40 Bd | detection only | X | HF | |
46 | CIS-50-50 | X | HF | ||
47 | CIS-81-81 | CIS 81, CIS 81-29, Frost | X | HF | |
48 | Clansman FSK300 | X | HF | ||
49 | Clover 2000 | - | HF | ||
50 | Clover 2000 Broadcast | - | HF | ||
51 | Clover 2500 | - | HF | ||
52 | Clover 2500 Broadcast | - | HF | ||
53 | Clover II | - | HF | ||
54 | CODAN 3012 16 Channel PSK | CODAN 9001 additional raw hex output, descrambled | - | HF | |
55 | CODAN 3012 Chirp | CODAN 9001 Chirp | - | HF | |
56 | CODAN 3212 1 Channel PSK | 600 and 1200 bps | - | HF | |
57 | CODAN 3212 1 Channel PSK 75 bps | 75 bps | - | HF | |
58 | CODAN 3212 1 Channel PSK HDR | 2400 and 3600 bps | - | HF | |
59 | CODAN 3212 16 Channel PSK | Includes CODAN 3012 | - | HF | |
60 | CODAN Selcal | CODAN 8580, CCIR 493-4 | - | HF | |
61 | Contestia 8/16/32 | X | HF | ||
62 | Coquelet-13 | Coquelet-Mk1 | X | HF | X |
63 | Coquelet-8 | Coquelet-Mk2 | X | HF | X |
64 | Coquelet-80 | Coquelet-8 FEC | X | HF | X |
65 | CV-786 | - | MIL | ||
66 | DGPS | M823 | X | HF | |
67 | DPRK PSK 150/300/600/1200 Bd | detection only | X | HF | |
68 | DSC-HF | GMDSS | X | HF | |
69 | DUP-ARQ | ARTRAC | X | HF | |
70 | F7B Morse | X | HF | ||
71 | F7B Morse/Baudot | 2 channel ITA-2 RTTY, Baudot F7B, BF6 Baudot, ITA-2 Twin | X | HF | |
72 | FEC-A | FEC 100, FEC 101 | X | HF | X |
73 | FSK 400/500 | detection only | X | HF | |
74 | FT4 | X | HF | ||
75 | FT-8 | X | HF | ||
76 | Globe Wireless FSK | Globe Wireless Pactor, GW DATAPLEX | X | HF | X |
77 | Globe Wireless OFDM | detection only | - | HF | X |
78 | Globe Wireless PSK | GW DATAPLEX | X | HF | X |
79 | G-TOR | Golay | X | HF | |
80 | HC-ARQ | Haegelin-Cryptos | X | MIL | X |
81 | HFDL | ACARS HF, ARINC 635-2 HF Datalink, ARINC 753 | X | HF | |
82 | HNG-FEC | X | HF | X | |
83 | Japanes Slot Machine | XSL, detction only | - | HF | |
84 | LINK 11 CLEW | STANAG 5511, TADIL A, TADIL B | X | MIL | |
85 | LINK 11 SLEW | STANAG 5511 SLEW | - | MIL | |
86 | LINK 22 | only STANAG 4539 Appendix D | |||
87 | MEROD 150/267 Bd | RACAL-ARQ, RAC-ARQ | X | HF | |
88 | MFSK-16 | X | HF | ||
89 | MFSK-32 | X | HF | ||
90 | MFSK-8 | X | HF | ||
91 | MIL-188-110 16 Tone | only raw output | - | MIL | |
92 | MIL-188-110 39 Tone | - | MIL | ||
93 | MIL-188-110C App D, 3/6/9/12/15/18/21/24 kHz | WB-HF, detection only | - | MIL | |
94 | MIL-M-55529A | MD-522, MD-674 | - | MIL | |
95 | Morse | CW-Morse | X | HF | |
96 | MT63-500/1000/2000 | x | HF | ||
97 | Olivia | 8-16-32 | X | HF | |
98 | Packet | AX.25 | X | HF | |
99 | PACTOR I | incl. decoding of Robust Connect bursts | X | HF | |
100 | PACTOR I FEC | X | HF | ||
101 | PACTOR I/II/III | Includes all PACTOR modes I/II/III | - | HF | |
102 | PACTOR II | - | HF | ||
103 | PACTOR II FEC | - | HF | ||
104 | PACTOR III | - | HF | ||
105 | PACTOR-4 | post-processing (decompression) of airmail/sailmail emissions, if possible | - | HF | |
106 | Panther-H Sync | detection synchronisation bursts only | MIL | ||
107 | Piccolo MK12 | Piccolo 12 | X | HF | X |
108 | Piccolo MK6 | Piccolo 6 | X | HF | X |
109 | POL-ARQ | CCIR 518 Variant | X | HF | X |
110 | PSK10 | BPSK-10 | X | HF | |
111 | PSK125/250 | BPSK125/250 variant of PSK31 with higher baud rate | X | HF | |
112 | PSK31 | BPSK31 | X | HF | |
113 | PSK31-FEC | PSK31F | X | HF | |
114 | PSK63 | BPSK63, variant of PSK31 with higher baud rate | X | HF | |
115 | PSK63/125/220-FEC | variant of PSK31 with FEC | X | HF | |
116 | PSK-AM 10/31/50 | X | HF | ||
117 | QPSK31/63/125/250/500 | X | HF | ||
118 | Robust Packet Radio | detection only | X | HF | |
119 | RUM-FEC | ROU-FEC, Saud-FEC | X | HF | X |
120 | SI-ARQ | ARQ-S | X | HF | X |
121 | SI-FEC | FEC-S | X | HF | X |
122 | SITOR-A | SITOR-ARQ, AMTOR, CCIR 476 A | X | HF | |
123 | SITOR-B | SITOR FEC, CCIR 476 B, TOR dirty | X | HF | |
124 | SP14 | NUM13 | X | HF | X |
125 | SPREAD 51 | X | HF | X | |
126 | STANAG 4197 | audio codec not part of installation | - | MIL | |
127 | STANAG 4285 | Terminal Mode: ASCII8, Baudot, STANAG 5066, HEX | - | MIL | |
128 | STANAG 4415 | MIL-188-110A/B ser. (partly), 75bps | - | MIL | |
129 | STANAG 4481 (FSK) | with detection of KG-84 encryption | - | MIL | |
130 | STANAG 4481 (PSK) | contained in STANAG 4285 | - | MIL | |
131 | STANAG 4529 | Terminal Mode: ASCII8 & Baudot, HEX | - | MIL | |
132 | STANAG 4539 | MIL-188-110A/B ser. (partly), 150-4800 Bit/s | - | MIL | |
133 | STANAG 4539 HDR | MIL-188-110B App.C (partly), 3200 - 4800 Bit/s | - | MIL | |
134 | STANAG 5065 | (also Part of MIL188-110A/B) | - | MIL | |
135 | STANAG 5066 | included in various decoders | - | MIL | |
136 | SWED-ARQ | ARQ-SWE, CCIR 518 Variant | X | HF | X |
137 | Thales System 3000 Skymaster selcal | detection only | - | MIL | |
138 | THROB1/2/4 | X | HF | ||
139 | THROBX1/2/4 | X | HF | ||
140 | Turkish Navy FSK | X | MIL | ||
141 | Twinplex | X | HF | X | |
142 | Visel | FEC12, YUG-MIL | X | HF | x |
143 | Voice A3E/J3E | X | HF | ||
144 | Voice J3E - USB - SELCAL ICAO | Annex-10 | X | HF | |
145 | Voice J3E-LSB | X | HF | ||
146 | X06-Mazielka | X | HF | ||
147 | XPA | MFSK-20 | X | HF | |
148 | XPA2 | X | HF |
VHF, UHF SHF Decoders (Protocols)
No | Decoder, Release 21.1 | Alias, Remarks | Src | Type | Leg |
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1 | ACARS VHF | SITA, ARINC 597 | X | VUHF | |
2 | AIS | X | VUHF | ||
3 | APCO-25 | P25 | - | PMR | |
4 | APCO-25 Phase2 Downlink | detection only | - | PMR | |
5 | ATIS | X | VUHF | ||
6 | Autocab | X | VUHF | ||
7 | BIIS | X | VUHF | ||
8 | DECT | - | PMR | ||
9 | Distress Radiobeacons | ELT, EPIRB, COSPAS-SARSAT, PLB | X | VUHF | |
10 | DMR | MotoTRBO, for burst emissions | - | PMR | |
11 | DMR Continuous | MotoTRBO, for continuous emissions | - | PMR | |
12 | dPMR | - | PMR | ||
13 | DSC-VHF | GMDSS-VHF | X | VUHF | |
14 | D-STAR | - | PMR | ||
15 | ERMES | X | VUHF | X | |
16 | Flex | X | VUHF | ||
17 | Flex 1600Bd PSK2 | for baseband demodulation | X | VUHF | |
18 | FMS-BOS | X | VUHF | ||
19 | Golay Pager | Golay/GSC | X | VUHF | |
20 | GSM | Control Channel C0 | PMR | ||
21 | INMARSAT AERO-C | 8.4 / 10.5 / 21.0 kbs, no audio output | - | SHF | |
22 | INMARSAT AERO-P | 0.6 / 1.2 / 2.4 / 4.8 / 10.5 kbs | - | SHF | |
23 | INMARSAT AERO-R | 0.6 / 1.2 / 2.4 / 10.5 kbs | - | SHF | |
24 | INMARSAT AERO-T | 0.6 / 1.2 / 2.4 / 10.5 kbs | - | SHF | |
25 | INMARSAT-C TDM | - | SHF | ||
26 | INMARSAT-C TDMA | - | SHF | ||
27 | IRIDIUM UPLINK | detection only | - | SAT | |
28 | ISATPHONE UPLINK | detection only | - | SAT | |
29 | LINK 11 CLEW UHF | UHF version with FM primary modulation | - | MIL | |
30 | Mobitex 1200 | Mobitex 80 | X | VUHF | |
31 | Mobitex 8000 | Mobitex 400 | X | VUHF | |
32 | MOTOROLA SMARTNET 4 kHz | APCO-16, MTR-EDACS (Channeld decoding) | - | PMR | |
33 | MOTOROLA SMARTNET 6 kHz | APCO-16, MTR-EDACS (Channeld decoding) | - | PMR | |
34 | MPT1327 1200Bd MSK | X | PMR | ||
35 | NMT450 | X | VUHF | ||
36 | NXDN 2400/4800Bd | IDAS, NEXEDGE | - | PMR | |
37 | Packet 1200/2400/4800/9600 | X | VUHF | ||
38 | POCSAG 512/1200/2400 | CityRuf | X | VUHF | |
39 | SELCAL CCIR-1 | SELCAL PCCIR, only for nominal frequency mode | X | VUHF | |
40 | SELCAL CCIR-2 | SELCAL CCIR-7, only for nominal frequency mode | X | VUHF | |
41 | SELCAL CCITT | only for nominal frequency mode | X | VUHF | |
42 | SELCAL DTMF sub | for baseband demodulation | X | VUHF | |
43 | SELCAL EEA | MPT1316, only for nominal frequency mode | X | VUHF | |
44 | SELCAL EIA | only for nominal frequency mode | X | VUHF | |
45 | SELCAL EURO | only for nominal frequency mode | X | VUHF | |
46 | SELCAL MODAT | only for nominal frequency mode | X | VUHF | |
47 | SELCAL NATEL | only for nominal frequency mode | X | VUHF | |
48 | SELCAL VDEW | only for nominal frequency mode | X | VUHF | |
49 | SELCAL ZVEI | SELCAL DZVEI, PDZVEI, PZVEI,ZVEI-1, ZVEI-2, ZVEI-3 | X | VUHF | |
50 | Tetra | - | PMR | ||
51 | Tetra DMO | - | PMR | ||
52 | Tetra Uplink | - | PMR | ||
53 | Tetrapol | Up/downlink, voice codec not included | - | VUHF | |
54 | Thuraya Uplink | detection only, RACH bursts are decoded | - | ||
55 | VDL 2 | X | VUHF | ||
56 | VDL 3 | X | VUHF | ||
57 | Voice A3E (AM) Air Traffic | AM | X | VUHF | |
58 | Voice F3E - SELCALS | CTCSS, DTMF, ZVEI, DCS | X | VUHF | |
59 | VOICE INVERSION FM-LSB | SCRAMBLED ANALOG VOICE | X | VUHF | |
60 | Yaesu System Fusion | 12.5 kHZ bandwidth | - | PMR | |
61 | Yaesu System Fusion NB | 6.25 kHz bandwidth | - | PMR |
Hopper Detection
Parameter | Description |
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Search bandwidth | MF/HF: 2.4 MHz (no scan) VHF/UHF: 20 MHz (no scan) |
Minimum signal duration | ≥ 1100 ms duration for frequency hopper; min. 100 hops |
Hop rate | 5 to 50 hops/s for MF/HF or 100 to 1000 hops/s for V/UHF |
Min bandwidth | 250 kHz |
Hop properties | Hops belonging to one FHSS emission are expected to be similar in spectral shape. This applies for most digital - e.g. PSK based - modulations. Individual hops should contain several symbols. |
Signal Input | Signal input from PLATH SIR 5110 (using IP UDP Protocol) Signal input from PLATH SIR 2115 (using IP UDP Protocol) Signal input from IZT R3xxx Other receivers on request |
Recommended hardware | Standard HP DL360/380 Gen10 Server (alternatively Blade) with 2 x Intel Xeon-Gold (6152) 128GB DDR4-2666 RAM 2 x 300GB SAS 12G 15K 1 or 10 GbE LAN |
Operating System | Windows Server 2016/2019, 64 bit; CentOS 7.x (7.5 or higher; 7.5 is recommended) 64 bit Linux. English or German. |
Parameters for each detected Frequency Hopper (FH): | Description |
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Hopper ID | Unique identifier of the hopper |
Frequency From | Lower frequency limit of the FH |
Frequency To | Upper frequency limit of the FH |
Start time | Start time of the FH (first time of detection by the HOPD) |
End time | End time of the FH (last time of detection by the HOPD) |
Hop Rate | Estimated hop rate in hops/second |
Mean dwell time | Mean value of measured hop dwell times |
Standard deviation dwell time | Standard deviation of measured hop dwell time |
Mean inter-hop pause time | Mean value of measured inter-hop pause time |
Standard deviation inter-hop pause time | Standard deviation of measured inter-hop pause time |
Mean hop bandwidth | Mean value bandwidth of all hops assigned to this hopper |
Number of channels | The number of frequency channels used by the hopper |
SNR | SNR estimation based on all hops seen for this FH emission |
Parameters for each Frequency Hop: | Description |
---|---|
Hopper ID | Unique identifier of the hopper |
Frequency From | Lower frequency limit of the hop |
Frequency To | Upper frequency limit of the hop |
Start time | Start time of the hop |
End time | End time of the hop |
SNR | SNR estimation |
FHSS ID | ID of FH this hop belongs to (if any) |
Supported Receivers
Brand | Receiver | WINDOWS | LINUX | Max. BW, Comments |
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Airspy | Airspy HF+ Discovery | x | 768 kHz, ExtIO, 768 kHz | |
Airspy | Airspy R2 | x | 8 MHz, ExtIO | |
CommsAudit | CA7851 | x | x | 5 MHz, VITA 49, Panorama, Scan |
CommsAudit | CA7852 | x | x | 40 MHz, VITA 49 |
ExtIO | x | Max. receiver bandwidth | ||
GEW | gRX-LAN | x | 1 MHz, ExtIO | |
IZT | 3XXX | x | x | 20 MHz, Up to 3 channels, Panorama, Scan |
IZT | 40XX | x | x | 1 MHz, SignalSuite, 1 channel only |
Microtelecom | PERSEUS | x | x | 1.6 MHz, limited USB3 compatiblity |
NARDA | IDA2 | x | x | 320 kHz |
NARDA | NRA-3000 | x | x | 320 kHz |
NARDA | NRA-6000 | x | x | 320 kHz |
NARDA | SignalShark 3310 | x | x | 20 MHz, VITA 49 |
NI | USRP X310 | x | x | 20 MHz |
NOXON | RTL2832U, RTLSDR | x | 3.2 MHz, ExtIO | |
PLATH | SIR2110 | x | x | 20 MHz, LINUX recommended, external receiver control only |
PLATH | SIR2115 | x | x | 4 x 20 MHz, External receiver control only |
PLATH | SIR5110 | x | x | 16x768 kHz subbands, External receiver control only |
PLATH | SIR5115 | x | x | 40x768 kHz subbands, External receiver control only |
RFSPACE | NetSDR | x | x | 2 MHz |
RFSPACE | SDR14 | x | 190 kHz | |
Rohde & Schwarz | EB500 | x | x | 2 MHz. Panorama |
Rohde & Schwarz | EB510 | x | x | 5 MHz |
Rohde & Schwarz | EM100 | x | x | 500 kHz, Panorama, Scan |
Rohde & Schwarz | ESMD | x | x | 15 MHz, External receiver control only |
Rohde & Schwarz | PR100 | x | x | 500 kHz, Panorama, Scan |
SDRplay | RSP1 | x | 6 MHz, ExtIO | |
SDRplay | RSP1a | x | 6 MHz, ExtIO | |
SDRplay | RSP2 | x | 6 MHz, ExtIO | |
SDRplay | RSPdx | x | 6 MHz, ExtIO | |
SignalHound | BB60C | x | x | 27 MHz, Scan |
SignalHound | SM200 A/B | x | x | 20 MHz |
thinkRF | R5500-408 | x | x | 6.25 MHz, VITA-49 |
thinkRF | R5500-427 | x | x | 6.25 MHz, VITA-49 |
thinkRF | WSA5000-408 | x | x | 780 kHz, VITA-49 |
thinkRF | WSA5000-427 | x | x | 780 kHz, VITA-49 |
VITA 49, Generic | Can be configured for different receiver types | |||
WiNRADiO | WR-G31DDC | x | 800 kHz, ExtIO | |
WiNRADiO | WR-G33DDC | x | x | 4 MHz, Panorama |
WiNRADiO | WR-G35DDC | x | x | 4 MHz, Panorama |
WiNRADiO | WR-G39DDC | x | x | 4 +2 MHz, Panorama |
x Others | on request |
go2MONITOR Computer Recommendations
Setup | Computer non-binding recommendation |
Remarks |
---|---|---|
go2M-4 + WMPC16 + AMT | 2 x Intel Xeon with 8 Cores, 2,4 GHz 32 GB RAM |
e.g HP DL360 Gen10 |
go2M-8 3 x WMPC32 + AMT | 2 x Intel® Xeon® 6252 with 24 Cores 128 GB R |
e.g. HP DL360 Gen10 narrowband processing only |
go2M-4 + WMPC32 + AMT 20 MHz | Dual XEON 6242 96 GB RAM |
e.g. HP Workstation Z8 G4 WKS |
go2M-4 + AMT | Intel I7 8 Cores 8 GB RAM |
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go2M-8 + AMT 5 MHz | i7-8700 6 cores 16 GB RAM 1 TB SSD |
e.g. HP Z2 Mini G4 Workstation |
Laptops | Recommended: - TDP: 45 W - 6-8 cores - min 2.4 GHz - good cooling (otherwise speed will be throttled after a short time ) |
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go2M-4 + AMT 2 MHz | i7 8550U 16 GB RAM 512 GB SSD |
e.g. LENOVO ThinkPad T480 |
go2M-4 + AMT 20 MHz | Xeon E-2186M 32 GB 1TB SSD |
e.g. LENOVO ThinkPad P72 in a dense signal scenario maybe not all signals get classified |
go2M-8 + AMT 5 MHz | i9-9980K 8 cores 32 GB RAM 2 TB SSD |
e.g. DELL XPS 15 7590 |