> Yes. > > In rx_path you will see the demod path. If you follow this down far enough, > you'll come to the simple framer block. This pulls in bits and correlates it > against the known access code. If the correlation hits, it then goes through > and packs together the frame. When the frame is built (it knows this because > it gets the frame's length after the access code), it sends it as a message > to the callback function defined. The callback function is located in > benchmark_rx. > > Hope that gets you going. > > Tom > > I tried to locate the simple framer, but not able to find it. Greping for it takes me to the c code of gr_simple_framer but I am not able to make much sense of it. Can you please elaborate a bit more...? Where does the correlations takes place within the python code.
Regards, Ali
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