FreeDV Internet reporter Update?

[Stefan N.]

Hi all.

The improvements to the reporter's filters in version 2.2.0 are great.
It would be helpful to see this update in the Internet Reporter, too.
Even when you make the best possible use of the available filter options, it is becoming increasingly confusing sometimes.

73, Stefan

[Mooneer Salem]

Hi Stefan,

Done. See below:

(you may need to push Ctrl-R to get the latest HTML/JavaScript that implements the idle filter)

Thanks,

-Mooneer K6AQ

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[stefan netzer]

Wow👍 Great to see Mooneer.

Thanks, that really helps those of us working via the waveform with no software instance open.

By the way, I found that using the waveform on my iPhone (13 Mini with the internal mic) produced significantly better TX audio than using the iPad (which produced the worst audio of all) with a headset and the Flex M. It's not as 'crisp' as using the Flex itself. The same applies to incoming audio from others working via the waveform. The audio is much sharper than via the software. AGT-T is set to 0 and AGC is set to slow.

73, Stefan

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Hi Stefan,

Done. See below:

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[Stefan N.]

Hi Mooneer,

just wanted to give you a report on the new feature.
Unfortunately, there is no difference between selecting "active in the last * minutes" and "disabled".

Even stations that haven't been active for days are shown.

Cheers, Stefan

[Mooneer Salem]

Hi Stefan,

I took the following screenshot at 10:50 AM my time:

And here's without the idle filter turned on:

According to the above, the idle filter appears to be behaving as expected. Are you able to send a screenshot so I can better see what's going on?

Thanks,

-Mooneer K6AQ

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[Alan Beard]

Hi all,

Can the "Bands" filter include the whole band? Example: We in Australia have settled on 7045KHz.

There, we only experience a little CW.

Also, the reporting for "freedv-ka9q", the "text" string, there isn't a command line option for it.

Thus, Reporter cannot mention the current band the SDR is on. And, since the frequency 

"freedv-ka9q" reports is outside the "band" eg 6900KHz because it's the SDR centre frequency,

never is reported.

A small niggle, otherwise great work. The SDR RADEv1 decode is fantastic.

Alan VK2ZIW

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[Mooneer Salem]

Hi Alan,

The band filters for the Web version of FreeDV Reporter are currently as follows:

// Handles frequency changes

freqToBandClass = function(freq) {

    if (freq >= 1800000 && freq <= 2000000)

    {

        return "band-160m";

    }     

    else if (freq >= 3500000 && freq <= 4000000)

    {     

        return "band-80m";

    }     

    else if (freq >= 5250000 && freq <= 5450000)

    {     

        return "band-60m";

    }     

    else if (freq >= 7000000 && freq <= 7300000)

    {     

        return "band-40m";

    }   

    else if (freq >= 10100000 && freq <= 10150000)

    {

        return "band-30m";

    }

    else if (freq >= 14000000 && freq <= 14350000)

    {

        return "band-20m";

    }

    else if (freq >= 18068000 && freq <= 18168000)

    {

        return "band-17m";

    }

    else if (freq >= 21000000 && freq <= 21450000)

    {

        return "band-15m";

    }

    else if (freq >= 24890000 && freq <= 24990000)

    {

        return "band-12m";

    }

    else if (freq >= 28000000 && freq <= 29700000)

    {

        return "band-10m";

    }

    else if (freq >= 50000000)

    {

        return "band-vhfuhf";

    }

    else

    {

        return "band-unknown";

    }

};

If these need to be adjusted to reflect band plans in other countries that may have been missed, let me know and I can do that.

Re: KA9Q: there is the ability to pass a specific frequency:

mooneer@fedora:~/freedv-gui/build_linux$ src/integrations/ka9q/freedv-ka9q -h
13:21:37 INFO /home/mooneer/freedv-gui/src/integrations/ka9q/main.cpp:139: freedv-ka9q version 2.0.3-dev-645cd
13:21:37 INFO /home/mooneer/freedv-gui/src/integrations/ka9q/main.cpp:101: Usage: src/integrations/ka9q/freedv-ka9q [-i|--input-sample-rate RATE] [-o|--output-sample-rate RATE] [-c|--reporting-callsign CALLSIGN] [-l|--reporting-locator LOCATOR] [-f|--reporting-freq-hz FREQUENCY_IN_HERTZ] [-h|--help] [-v|--version]
13:21:37 INFO /home/mooneer/freedv-gui/src/integrations/ka9q/main.cpp:102:     -i|--input-sample-rate: The sample rate for int16 audio samples received over standard input (default 8000 Hz).
13:21:37 INFO /home/mooneer/freedv-gui/src/integrations/ka9q/main.cpp:103:     -o|--output-sample-rate: The sample rate for int16 audio samples output over standard output (default 16000 Hz).
13:21:37 INFO /home/mooneer/freedv-gui/src/integrations/ka9q/main.cpp:104:     -c|--reporting-callsign: The callsign to use for FreeDV Reporter reporting.
13:21:37 INFO /home/mooneer/freedv-gui/src/integrations/ka9q/main.cpp:105:     -l|--reporting-locator: The grid square/locator to use for FreeDV Reporter reporting.
13:21:37 INFO /home/mooneer/freedv-gui/src/integrations/ka9q/main.cpp:106:     -f|--reporting-frequency-hz: The frequency to report for FreeDV Reporter reporting, in hertz. (Example: 14236000 for 14.236MHz)
13:21:37 INFO /home/mooneer/freedv-gui/src/integrations/ka9q/main.cpp:107:     -h|--help: This help message.
13:21:37 INFO /home/mooneer/freedv-gui/src/integrations/ka9q/main.cpp:108:     -v|--version: Prints the application version and exits.
13:21:37 INFO /home/mooneer/freedv-gui/src/integrations/ka9q/main.cpp:109:
13:21:37 INFO /home/mooneer/freedv-gui/src/integrations/ka9q/main.cpp:110: Note: Callsign, locator and frequency must all be provided for the application to connect to FreeDV Reporter.
mooneer@fedora:~/freedv-gui/build_linux$

However, I can see how it wouldn't be ideal given how long it takes for RADE decode to start. Adding the ability to adjust that dynamically might be a longer term effort, but adding the same message capability as the Flex waveform might be doable quickly.

Thanks,

-Mooneer K6AQ

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[stefan netzer]

Hi Mooneer,

now the band selection doesn’t work properly.
Think the time filter works now, but…
Confusing (hope the video shows that too).

73, Stefan

[Stefan N.]

Mooneer,

just wanted to let you know, that on a windows 11 system it's working all good (but isn't used here primarily)

Mac (MacBook/IpadPro) have the  mentioned  issues.

Cheers, Stefan

> Am 15.01.2026 um 00:51 schrieb Stefan N. <stefan...@googlemail.com>:
>
> Hi Mooneer,
>

> now the band selection doesn’t work properly, so it’s hard to show that on a screenshot.

> Think the time filter works now, but…

> Confusing (hope the video shows that).

[Stefan N.]

Due to further "investigations":

"show active in the last -15 Minutes", saved 16:20, shows these results: screenshot

Is the filter perhaps meant differently?

Shouldn't the stations be completely invisible without any TX event?

Thanks, Stefan