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I'm not sure if this is a CellSearch issue, or something to do with the radio/tuner, but I'll start here at the application layer and work my way down the model.
I'm using an ezcap dbv-tfm (rtl2832 with Elonics E4000 tuner) for scanning.
According to rtl_test -t, this device should scan from 52MHz - 2204MHz, with a bandgap of 1103MHz-1244MHz.
however, CellSearch core-dumps when I try to specify any frequency from 2147MHz-2204MHz.
Above the "max" of 2204MHz, it errors out normally.
using "multimode.py" i can easily scan above 2147MHZ, all the way to 2206.12G before i reach the dreaded "PLL not locked"
Not sure where to start looking for this within the code, but did want to get it documented in case others are seeing this.
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I'm not sure if this is a CellSearch issue, or something to do with the radio/tuner, but I'll start here at the application layer and work my way down the model.
I'm using an ezcap dbv-tfm (rtl2832 with Elonics E4000 tuner) for scanning.
According to rtl_test -t, this device should scan from 52MHz - 2204MHz, with a bandgap of 1103MHz-1244MHz.
however, CellSearch core-dumps when I try to specify any frequency from 2147MHz-2204MHz.
Above the "max" of 2204MHz, it errors out normally.
using "multimode.py" i can easily scan above 2147MHZ, all the way to 2206.12G before i reach the dreaded "PLL not locked"
Not sure where to start looking for this within the code, but did want to get it documented in case others are seeing this.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: