Hey jiqun,
Thanks for the reply. Alright heres how i structure my
codes. I define two payloads at the transmitter-
payload0 and payload1. Lets say payload0 is 10101010
and payload1 is 01010101. In transmit_path.py i
specify 2 different function, send_pkt0 and send_pkt1
as :
def send_pkt0(self, payload0='', eof=False):
print "Antennna 0"
self.subdev0 = (self.u.db[0][0])
self.subdev0.set_enable(bool(1)
self.subdev0.set_gain(self.subdev0.gain_range()[1])
self.packet_transmitter.send_pkt(payload0, eof)
return True
def send_pkt1(self, payload1='', eof=False):
print "Antennna 1"
self.subdev1 = (self.u.db[1][0])
self.subdev1.set_enable(bool(1)
self.subdev1.set_gain(self.subdev0.gain_range()[1])
self.packet_transmitter.send_pkt(payload1, eof)
return True
So i forced payload0 to be sent by antenna0 and
payload1 to be sent by antenna1. Then in
benchmark_tx.py i used the following codes to send the
data:
send_pkt0(payload)
send_pkt1(payload1)
Now i think the transmitter is still sending the
payloads in sequence and not simultaneously. The
question is how to code the transmitter such that
simultaneous transmission is possible? I currently
have no idea on how and any suggestions or ideas will
be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
Regards,
ShinHan
--- jiqun qi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hey shinhan,
>
> Could you post your changed .py code so that the
> issues may be clear?
>
> I guess, your transmitted signals are still
> transmitted separately in
> s1 and s2 sequence, not "simultaneously".
>
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