frequency=$(zenity --list --error 2>/dev/null --width=510 --height=320 --title="Packet Decoding with CubicSDR and Direwolf" --text="Choose the frequency for packet decoding" --column="kHz" --column="Application"144390"APRS US 2m"434900"CubeSatSim"144800"APRS European 2m"145175"APRS Australian 2m" Other "Choose another frequency"145825"APRS on ISS"437100"Serenity CubeSat 4800 bps" Serenity "Test Serenity CubeSat decoding with WAV file")
frequency=$(zenity --list 2>/dev/null --width=510 --height=320 --title="Packet Decoding with CubicSDR and Direwolf" --text="Choose the frequency for packet decoding" --column="kHz" --column="Application"144390"APRS US 2m"434900"CubeSatSim"144800"APRS European 2m"145175"APRS Australian 2m" Other "Choose another frequency"145825"APRS on ISS"437100"Serenity CubeSat 4800 bps" Serenity "Test Serenity CubeSat decoding with WAV file")
#echo $frequency
#echo $frequency
@ -69,7 +69,7 @@ if [ "$choice" = "1" ] || [ "$frequency" = "144390" ] ; then
echo"Hit the Return key when you have done this in CubicSDR and Direwolf will start"
echo"Hit the Return key when you have done this in CubicSDR and Direwolf will start"
result=$(zenity --info --width=650 --height=140 --title="Instructions" --text="When CubicSDR opens, select <i>Generic RTL2832</i> device then click <b>Start</b> to begin.\n\nThen select <b>File/Session/Open Session</b> then load <tt>CubeSatSim/groundstation/cubicsdr-session/cubicsdr-aprs-direwolf.xml</tt> then <b>Open</b>.\n\nNote that you won't hear anything as the audio is routed to Direwolf for decoding. To hear the signal, change the Audio Out setting.\n\nThen click <b>OK</b> to start Direwolf!")
result=$(zenity --info 2>/dev/null --width=650 --height=140 --title="Instructions" --text="When CubicSDR opens, select <i>Generic RTL2832</i> device then click <b>Start</b> to begin.\n\nThen select <b>File/Session/Open Session</b> then load <tt>CubeSatSim/groundstation/cubicsdr-session/cubicsdr-aprs-direwolf.xml</tt> then <b>Open</b>.\n\nNote that you won't hear anything as the audio is routed to Direwolf for decoding. To hear the signal, change the Audio Out setting.\n\nThen click <b>OK</b> to start Direwolf!")