SDRmm
SDRmm listens to, decodes, and records radio signals from an SDR, a network receiver, or an IQ recording.
You build a receiver by wiring nodes together in Patch view, then pin the controls you use to Rack view. An RTL-SDR and a local FM station are enough to start.
Start here
- Install SDRmm.
- Build your first receiver.
- Learn how nodes and wires fit together.
Find a guide
| Task | Guide |
|---|---|
| Connect a radio | Radios |
| Listen to a signal | Channels |
| Decode data | Decoders |
| Save and replay signals | Recording and playback |
| Find where a signal comes from | Direction finding |
| Use a phone in the field | Phones |
| Save and switch setups | Workspaces and presets |
| Program a radio or measure an antenna | Tools |
| Run the radio somewhere else | Deployment |
| Fix a problem | Troubleshooting |
| Work on SDRmm | Build and test |
How it runs
A server talks to the radio and does all signal processing. The desktop app and the browser show the same interface on top of it. Run both on one computer, or put the server next to the antenna and connect over the network. Every connected client sees the same workspace, and a phone can join as a remote head in the field.