On Wed, Feb 27, 2013 at 8:03 PM, Chris Valenta <valen...@sbcglobal.net>wrote:
> Hey all, > > I'm curious if there is a reason why the maximum length for a digital > packet payload is 4096 bits in packet_utils.py Currently this is limited > because of the length of the whitening mask, but if whitening is not > used...could this be increased? I know the framer_sink limits the length of > the total packet to 16 bits, but I'm using far less than this with no > success. > > I've tried disabling whitening and commenting out the packet length > restriction of 4096 bits and put a larger packet through and it will > transmit fine, but not receive a correct packet. The received packet is > truncated as if all 16 bits in the framer_sink d_header_len limit aren't > being used. > > Am I correct in this? > Chris, I would assume that you can extend the packet length as you are trying. But it's possible that there is logic in the receiver that also expects packets to be 4096 or less because of this restriction in the transmitter. I honestly can't remember off the top of my head. But if you've removed the whitener, just remember that it's there for a purpose to scramble the bits transmitted, so make sure you are transmitting random values to make the packets look white or you may run into issues with the synchronizers. Tom
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