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docs: Add Sub-GHz, APRS, DMR, weather sat, and other missing features to docs
Update README, FEATURES.md, USAGE.md, and GitHub Pages index.html with all current modes including Sub-GHz analyzer, APRS, utility meters, DMR digital voice, listening post, weather satellites, WebSDR, HF SSTV, and AIS vessel tracking. Update mode count from 15+ to 20+. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -57,6 +57,47 @@ INTERCEPT automatically detects known trackers:
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- Samsung SmartTag
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- Chipolo
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## Sub-GHz Analyzer
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1. **Connect HackRF** - Plug in your HackRF One device
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2. **Set Frequency** - Enter a frequency in the 300-928 MHz ISM range or use a preset
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3. **Start Capture** - Click "Start Capture" to begin signal analysis
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4. **View Spectrum** - Real-time spectrum visualization of the selected band
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5. **Protocol Decoding** - Identified protocols are displayed with decoded data
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### Supported Protocols
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Common ISM band protocols including garage doors, key fobs, weather stations, and IoT devices in the 300-928 MHz range.
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## DMR Digital Voice
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1. **Select Hardware** - Choose your SDR type
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2. **Set Frequency** - Enter a DMR repeater frequency or use bookmarks
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3. **Start Decoding** - Click "Start Decoding" to begin digital voice reception
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4. **Listen** - Audio streams via WebSocket to your browser
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5. **View Events** - Decoded talkgroup and radio ID information appears in the event log
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### Supported Protocols
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- **DMR** - Digital Mobile Radio (Tier I/II)
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- **P25** - APCO Project 25
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- **NXDN** - Kenwood/Icom digital protocol
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- **D-STAR** - Icom digital voice
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## Listening Post
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1. **Select Hardware** - Choose your SDR type
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2. **Set Frequency Range** - Define start and end frequencies for scanning
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3. **Start Scanning** - Click "Start Scan" for wideband sweep
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4. **View Signals** - Discovered signals are listed with frequency and SNR
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5. **Tune In** - Click a signal to tune the audio demodulator
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6. **Listen** - Real-time audio plays in your browser
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### Demodulation Modes
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- **FM** - Narrowband and wideband FM
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- **SSB** - Upper and lower sideband for amateur radio and shortwave
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## Aircraft Mode (ADS-B)
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1. **Select Hardware** - Choose your SDR type (RTL-SDR uses dump1090, others use readsb)
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@@ -165,6 +206,58 @@ If the History dashboard shows **HISTORY DISABLED**, enable `INTERCEPT_ADSB_HIST
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3. Choose a category (Amateur, Weather, ISS, Starlink, etc.)
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4. Select satellites to add
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## Weather Satellites
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1. **Set Location** - Enter observer coordinates or use GPS
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2. **Select Satellite** - Choose NOAA (APT) or Meteor (LRPT)
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3. **View Passes** - Upcoming passes shown with polar plot and ground track
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4. **Start Capture** - Click "Start Capture" when a satellite is overhead, or enable auto-scheduler
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5. **View Images** - Decoded imagery appears in the gallery
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### Auto-Scheduler
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Enable the auto-scheduler to automatically capture passes:
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- Calculates upcoming NOAA and Meteor passes for your location
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- Starts SatDump at the correct time and frequency
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- Decoded images are saved with timestamps
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## AIS Vessel Tracking
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1. **Select Hardware** - Choose your SDR type
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2. **Start Tracking** - Click "Start Tracking" to monitor AIS frequencies (161.975/162.025 MHz)
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3. **View Map** - Vessels appear on the interactive maritime map
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4. **Click Vessels** - View name, MMSI, callsign, destination, speed, heading
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5. **Full Dashboard** - Click "Full Screen Dashboard" for dedicated maritime view
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### VHF DSC Channel 70
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Digital Selective Calling monitoring runs alongside AIS:
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- Distress, Urgency, Safety, and Routine messages
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- Distress positions plotted with pulsing alert markers
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- Audio alerts for critical messages
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## APRS
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1. **Select Hardware** - Choose your SDR type
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2. **Set Frequency** - Defaults to regional APRS frequency (144.390 MHz NA, 144.800 MHz EU)
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3. **Start Decoding** - Click "Start Decoding" to begin packet radio reception via direwolf
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4. **View Map** - Station positions appear on the interactive map
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5. **View Messages** - Position reports, telemetry, and messages displayed in real time
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## Utility Meters
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1. **Start Monitoring** - Click "Start" to begin meter broadcast reception via rtl_amr
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2. **View Meters** - Decoded meter data appears with meter ID, type, and consumption
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3. **Filter** - Filter by meter type (electric, gas, water) or meter ID
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## Meshtastic
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1. **Connect Device** - Plug in a Meshtastic device via USB or connect via TCP
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2. **Start** - Click "Start" to connect to the mesh network
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3. **View Messages** - Real-time message stream from the mesh
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4. **View Nodes** - Connected nodes displayed with signal metrics (RSSI, SNR)
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5. **Send Messages** - Type messages to broadcast on the mesh
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## Remote Agents (Distributed SIGINT)
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Deploy lightweight sensor nodes across multiple locations and aggregate data to a central controller.
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