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supported_hardware:rtl_433 [2023/09/08 14:16] – [Supported Hardware:] James Sentmansupported_hardware:rtl_433 [2023/09/28 14:40] (current) – added requirement James Sentman
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 This plugin does not require the installing of any additional software on your mac and includes a recent build of rtl_433 for the mac. You can connect to any reasonable number of radios on a single machine but that will require manually setting the USB Serial number of the device. The rtl_eeprom program is also included in the distribution, see the documentation for doing that further down the page. This plugin does not require the installing of any additional software on your mac and includes a recent build of rtl_433 for the mac. You can connect to any reasonable number of radios on a single machine but that will require manually setting the USB Serial number of the device. The rtl_eeprom program is also included in the distribution, see the documentation for doing that further down the page.
  
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 +Note that this plugin requires at least MacOS 10.12 or “Sierra” to operate. Previous to this software versions there were some missing API elements in their USB implementation that will keep this from running. 
 As of this moment I can say that any SDR device that is supported by the rtl-sdr software will also work with this plugin. It should also support the more expensive SoapySDR supported radios like the HackRF and others but these are entirely untested and may require additional command line arguments so you should know how to use them with their supplied software before trying to attach them to XTension. As of this moment I can say that any SDR device that is supported by the rtl-sdr software will also work with this plugin. It should also support the more expensive SoapySDR supported radios like the HackRF and others but these are entirely untested and may require additional command line arguments so you should know how to use them with their supplied software before trying to attach them to XTension.
  
supported_hardware/rtl_433.txt · Last modified: 2023/09/28 14:40 by James Sentman