SDRangel is a Qt based software defined radio application. It supports
receiving, transmitting and analyzing radio signals through devices such
as HackRF, RTL-SDR, Airspy and SoapySDR compatible hardware.
SDRangel has been installed.
Supported and tested SDR devices on FreeBSD include:
- HackRF
- RTL-SDR
- Airspy
Support for additional SDR devices may be available through SoapySDR.
To use SoapySDR devices, install the appropriate modules, for example:
# pkg install SoapySDR SoapyHackRF SoapyRTLSDR
To access USB SDR devices as a regular user, make sure your account has
permission to access USB devices. Depending on your system configuration,
you may need to configure devfs rules and add your user to the
appropriate group, for example:
# pw groupmod operator -m <username>
Log out and log back in after changing group membership.
To verify that a HackRF device is detected correctly, run:
$ hackrf_info
If SDRangel cannot detect an SDR device, first verify that the vendor
utility (such as hackrf_info or rtl_test) can access the hardware.
comms/sdrangel: software-defined radio application
Patch for new comms/sdrangel port
Please find attached a new port for comms/sdrangel.
SDRangel is an open-source software-defined radio application supporting
receive and transmit operation with a wide range of SDR hardware.
Features:
- Qt6 GUI
- HackRF support
- RTL-SDR support
- Airspy support
- SoapySDR support
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