Decoder is an example android application that uses xenon, the Intrig decoder, currently in beta (beta.intrig.com). The purpose of this project is to showcase xenon on Android, and help you get up and running with the development system.

I tried to keep this application simple, yet non-trivial. The decoder.cpp file is well documented.

Upon launch, you will first see a text window displaying "loading spec..." for a few seconds. Then you will see a screen full of Hex ASCII strings. These are various LTE messages. If you press the "Decode All" button, you should see the Hex ASCII strings replaced with the corresponding name of the message.

And that's it.

Of course, the Android SDK and NDK are required, version 9 or higher, as well as Qt 5.3 for Android. The xenon shared library for android can be found at http://beta.intrig.com/download/xenon-2.0.0-beta4-linux-x86_64-armv7.tgz

Qt is only required for this Decoder project, not xenon itself. xenon only requires the NDK.

After downloading the above package, run:

tar zxvf xenon-2.0.0-beta4-linux-x86_64-armv7.tgz
cd xenon-2.0.0-beta4-linux-x86_64-armv7
sudo install.sh

The installer will simply copy the files to /opt/xenon-android. This is where the Qt project expects them to be.

sudo apt-get install g++-multilib openjdk-7-jdk ant