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CentSDR: tiny handheld standalone software defined receiver with LCD display.
CentSDR - Tiny Standalone Software Defined Receiver

About
CentSDR is tiny handheld standalone software defined receiver with LCD display, that is simple, low budget, but has reasonable perfomance. This project is aimed at contributing to studies, experiments and educations around RF technology.
Block Diagram

Build Firmware
Prepare ARM Cross Tools
Install cross tools and firmware updating tool.
$ brew cask install gcc-arm-embedded
Fetch Source
Clone source code from github.
$ git clone https://github.com/ttrftech/CentSDR centsdr
Then fetch ChibiOS submodule into tree.
$ cd centsdr
$ git submodule update --init --recursive
Just make in the top directory.
$ make
Flash firmware
Using OpenOCD and gdb
Prepare openocd.
$ brew install openocd
Connect ST-Link2 to target board, then launch openocd as follows.
$ openocd -f board/stm32f3discovery.cfg
Flash firmware using gdb.
$ arm-none-eabi-gdb
> target extended-remote :4242
> exec build/ch.elf
> load
> quit
Or use gdb script to flash.
$ arm-none-eabi-gdb -x flash-openocd.gdb --silent
Using st-util and gdb
Prepare stlink utilities.
$ brew install stlink
Connect target board via SWD with ST-Link2, In other terminal, launch st-util
$ st-util
Then, flash the firmware.
$ arm-none-eabi-gdb -x flash-stutil.gdb --silent
Flash firmware using Nucleo st-link v2.1
Or you can flash the firmware using Nucleo. First, mount as usb mass storage device, then copy 'build/ch.bin' file into mounted volume.
Attention
This repository contains only source of CentSDR firmware, but NO hardware design resources.
Reference
- Kit available from http://ttrftech.tumblr.com/kit/centsdr
- Credit: @edy555
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