File menu, Sonagram in different bandwidths – Wavecom W-SPECTRA (Automatic Monitoring System) V1.1.0 User Manual
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Spectrum Editing Tool (W-SPEED)
WAVECOM Monitoring System W-SPECTRA, W-SPEED Manual V1.1.0
File Menu
W-SPEED File menu.
The File menu consists of following functions:
Load: opens a (wideband) PXGF recording and displays it in a two-dimensional sonagram.
Split a recording: splits a big PXGF recording into several equal-size consecutive small recordings.
Convert a recording: converts a WAV recording into PXGF format with on-the-fly meta-data.
Save as bmp: saves the two-dimensional songagram as an image.
Close: closes the recording and sonagram.
Exit: closes the application.
Sonagram in Different Bandwidths
W-SPEED loads an IQ recording in PXGF format. This format carries the actual timestamp, receiver fre-
quency and bandwidth (sampling rate) throughout the whole recording. W-SPEED displays a PXGF record-
ing in a sonagram with selectable bandwidths. W-SPEED displays the actual timestamp as the Y-axis. It
labels the X-axis with the absolute receiver frequency (Rx Freq) when it hasn’t changed during the whole
recording, otherwise the X-axis is labeled with the relative frequency with +/- half of the selected display
bandwidth and 0 in the middle.
The user can:
Select a “Display bandwidth” among 250 kHz, 500 kHz, 1 MHz, 1.5 MHz, 2 MHz, 4 MHz, 8 MHz, 10
MHz, 12 MHz, 16 MHz and 24 MHz. Default bandwidth is 2 MHz.
Change the “Color scheme” of the sonagram display.
Change the “Gain”. This will change the signal amplitude during the calculation of sonagram.
Click the button “Reload”, “Stop” or “Pause” to make the corresponding action to the sonagram
calculation and display.
View the progress of the sonagram display.
Move a cross cursor over the entire sonagram and spot display the “Rx Freq” and timestamp of
any point in the sonagram.
Zoom-in view (max. 32 times) displays a sonagram in a max. resolution of 60 Hz per pixel at the
display bandwidth of 250 kHz.
Two-dimensional navigation over the entire sonagram.