Thus, you have everything you need to receive Meteor images in a single location. For most users, it is sufficient to unpack the zipped archive directly on to the C:| drive when the directory tree illustrated will be installed.Įach of the Meteor LRPT Suite archives offered below will install the entire Orbitron/SDRSharp system into a folder called LRPT, and in addition, add a subfolder containing LRPTOfflineDecoder, and an empty QPSK subfolder where the received QPSK S‑files will be stored. It is strongly recommended that you do not extract the archive into the Program Files folder, but directly on to one of your computer's drives: otherwise things may not run smoothly. Moreover, the link from Orbitron to activate SDRSharp has been made directory-independent: you can unpack the archive on any of your PC's drives (C\:, D\: etc.) and Orbitron will still link correctly with SDRSharp. It is therefore perfectly feasible to create a zipped archive which installs everything into the directory structure illustrated opposite. are present in their own folders - not hidden within the depths of Windows. They can be run from any folder, on any drive of your computer, because all their configuration files, data files and DLLs etc. Wouldn't it be great if all this could be achieved in a single step?īoth Orbitron and SDRSharp are standalone programs.
Set up SDSRSharp features for LRPT receptionĪdd required Meteor and DDE Tracker plugins to SDSRSharpĬonfigure Orbitron to automatically run SDRSharpĭownload Zadig.exe to install the RTL drivers for your dongle One of the most daunting aspects of setting up a reception system for the Russian Meteor Satellites has been the intricacy of the procedure:
Creating GIS Meteor images Process Historic Meteor S-Files with MeteorGIS Add digitised Bracknell Charts to Meteor Images SatSignal WxToImg WXSat Satellite FrequenciesĪ Suite for MeteorGIS is also now available
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