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Slow Scan Television Decoder for Raspberry Pi Pico

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Features

  • Cheap, Easy Build
  • Minimal External Components
  • Martin, Scottie and PD modes
  • Works with any SSB reciever using headphone connector
  • Standalone Design (no PC or soundcard needed)

Getting the Code

git clone https://github.com/dawsonjon/PicoSSTV.git

Documentation

For technical details refer to the technical documentation.

3D-Printed Enclosure

A 3D printed enclosuer can be found here, including stl files and FreeCAD design files.

Install Arduino Pico

The SSTV code is written in pure C++, but a demo application is provided as an Arduino sketch. The Arduino Pico port by Earle Philhower is probably the easiest way to install and configure a C++ development environment for the Raspberry Pi Pico. Its possible to install the tool and get up-and running with example applications in just a few minutes. Refer to the installation instructions and the online documentation to get started.

Credits

This project uses the ILI934X display driver by Darren Horrocks.