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<string name="app_name">HackRF_Test</string>
<string name="hello_world">Hello world!</string>
<string name="action_settings">Settings</string>
<string name="action_showLog">Show Log</string>
<string name="action_help">Help</string>
<string name="open">Open</string>
<string name="info">Info</string>
<string name="rx">RX</string>
<string name="tx">TX</string>
<string name="sampRate">Sample Rate</string>
<string name="freq">Frequency</string>
<string name="stop">Stop</string>
<string name="amp">Amplifier</string>
<string name="antenna">Antenna Port Power</string>
<string name="filename">Filename</string>
<string name="vgaGain">VGA Gain</string>
<string name="lnaGain">LNA Gain</string>
<string name="helpText">
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<h1>== HELP ==</h1>
This is the example application delivered with the <i>hackrf_android</i> library. Its intention
is to demonstrate the functionality of the library and to provide running example code.<br /><br />
To use this App you need a HackRF connected to your device via an OTG USB cable. Press <b>Open</b>,
give the App the permissions to open the USB device and hit <b>Info</b> to read out the Board ID,
Version, Part ID and Serial Number from your device. <b>RX</b> will start receiving samples at the
given sample rate and store them to a file on your SD card. If you leave the filename blank, all
samples will go to <i>/dev/null</i>. With <b>TX</b> you can transmit a previously recorded file.<br /><br />
For more information on how to use hackrf_android in your own application see <br />
http://tech.mantz-it.com/2014/10/hackrfandroid-using-hackrf-with-android.html <br /><br />
Get the latest version (binaries and sources) from the Github repository: <br />
https://github.com/demantz/hackrf_android <br /><br />
© Dennis Mantz <br />
License: GPL v2 <br /><br />
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