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#!/bin/sh
# by Gnther Montag, written inn deep despair....
rc_done="\033[71G\033[32mdone\033[m"
echo "
ratetry by Gnther Montag, written inn deep despair and grat love,
it helped me to celebrate a happy end of the despair.
It is a test script for systematic trying of corrected sample rates for mt63tx,
if a calculation is not possible (e.g. with very slow cpu or few mem).
The script will send an example test with the range of rates you input
as options, example:
If you suppose the real samplerate to be between 7980 and 8010,
then type ratetry 7980 8010.
You may look into the script text at /usr/bin and modify it,
e.g. for steps of ten, or for rx."
if [ -z $2 ] ; then
echo call me like this: $0 \<lowest rate\> \<highest rate\>
exit 1
fi
for i in `seq $1 $2`;
# e.g. if you want to check in steps of 10, take this line instead:
#for i in `seq $1 10 $2`;
do
echo testing rate $i...
echo the quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog \
with a samplerate of $i >> txfile
mt63tx -d -ttxfile -R$i
#if you want to test by receiving, you can
# just outcomment the stuff with the txfile and change last line to:
#mt63rx -d -R$i
rm txfile
done
echo -e "Eh, reseived something on the other side? "
echo -e "... bye bye by ratetry ..." $rc_done
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