Hi Matt,
Kindly, Can you give us a link to your "sdr_seminar_2002.pdf" file ?
Firas
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Hi,
Check :
http://www.dspguru.com/info/tutor/
Firas
keval wrote:
>
> Greetings.
> GNU Radio is a fascinating idea and clearly has lots of applications. As
> I delve into this thing, it's equally clear to me that I need more
> background on this and related technologies. Can anyone suggest
Here is a PC site for the paranoid:
http://a257.g.akamaitech.net/7/257/2422/01jan20071800/edocket.access.gpo.gov/2007/07-2684.htm
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--- Tarun Tiwari <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Meenaktchi,
>
> You can pack "Hello World" string as paylaod then use
> send_pkt(payload) on
> the transmiter side. similarly unpack the payload at reciever to
> convert
> into string.
>
> you need to use same formating for pack and unpack at Tx & R
I'm having a bit of trouble locating the passages of interest in the
link below. Is it possible to be a bit more specific about where to
look?
Thanks.
On 7/6/07, Robert McGwier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
That means they are now U.S. law.
http://dw.com.com/redir?destUrl=http%3A%2F%2Fenterprise
That means they are now U.S. law.
http://dw.com.com/redir?destUrl=http%3A%2F%2Fenterprise.spawar.navy.mil%2Fbody.cfm%3Ftype%3Dc%26category%3D27%26subcat%3D60&siteId=22&oId=2100-3513-6195102&ontId=3513&lop=nl.ex
Amateur radio is mentioned explicitly.
Bob
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Meenaktchi,
You can pack "Hello World" string as paylaod then use send_pkt(payload) on
the transmiter side. similarly unpack the payload at reciever to convert
into string.
you need to use same formating for pack and unpack at Tx & Rx respectively.
I am assuming you are using packet radio.
Taru
Okay so actually coding this up, I'm still missing something. So
here's what I'm doing... and you'll see the hole.
Application sends PING
USRP server gets the PING request and generates the RID, creates the
USB block, and fires it off to the FPGA.
USRP server then needs to associate _somethi
When we send and recieve using USRP boards and GNU SDR, on the recieve side
usrp setup, demodulator connects to gr_correlate_access_code_bb which
connects to framer_sink. framer_sink pushes the assembled packets into the
target queue. Can we extract the pkt here to read the data? How can we send
a
Hi:
I have a question about CSMA example(tunnel.py):
Why does the default value of CSMA threshold set to 30dB? if it is absolute
value, I think it will be too high. Or is it the relative value to noise
level?
Thanks in advance for any comments!
KC
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Indeed the float allows more than 2 channels. I will take a look at
the complex scope to see what needs to be fixed. You know I am
continually amazed by this software! I was just thinking how nice it
would be to have the magnitude displayed and BAM, complex_to_mag
presented itself.
This is great
Thanks I will take a look at it.
On 7/6/07, Matt Ettus <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Jeffrey Karrels wrote:
> Sorry I was being lazy, I should have further defined my issue.
> ...
> from gnuradio.wxgui import scopesink
> ...
> self.scope = scopesink.scope_sink_c(self, panel,
> sample_rate=input_rat
Jeffrey Karrels wrote:
> Sorry I was being lazy, I should have further defined my issue.
> ...
> from gnuradio.wxgui import scopesink
> ...
> self.scope = scopesink.scope_sink_c(self, panel,
> sample_rate=input_rate,...)
> ...
>
> self.connect(xf, (self.scope,0))
> self.connect(d, (self.scope,1)
Sorry I was being lazy, I should have further defined my issue.
...
from gnuradio.wxgui import scopesink
...
self.scope = scopesink.scope_sink_c(self, panel, sample_rate=input_rate,...)
...
self.connect(xf, (self.scope,0))
self.connect(d, (self.scope,1))
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Hi,
Tom Rondeau wrote:
Dev Ramudit wrote:
Tom Rondeau wrote:
What port are you trying to use? Have you tried to run your scripts
between machines on the same network (that is, same subnet; not through
a router or anything)?
Tom
I've generally tested with the 65500 port that the scripts h
Jeffrey Karrels wrote:
> Hello all
>
> I have a complex signal coming in from the USRP that I am filtering
> and sending to a scope_sink. Now I wish to add a channel on that same
> scope and output a square wave It seems like I can do it, I am just
> having issues of figuring out how to do it.
Hello all
I have a complex signal coming in from the USRP that I am filtering
and sending to a scope_sink. Now I wish to add a channel on that same
scope and output a square wave It seems like I can do it, I am just
having issues of figuring out how to do it.
Any suggestions?
Thanks
Jeff
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I was about to ask a similar question: "Has anyone implemented
a simple RTTY mode?" I suspect keyboard to keyboard RTTY would
be the simplest possible "Hello World" type example.
--- Meenaktchi Venkatachalam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> When I have 2 SDR setup, I was looking to send
Hi,
When I have 2 SDR setup, I was looking to send some data/string like "Hello
World" from one of them and recieve it on the other setup. Are there any
scripts existing already? If not can I get some help on this?
Thanks for any and all response
Meenaktchi
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Found on /. I wonder how much Cisco paid for the words
http://news.com.com/Feds+snub+open+source+for+smart+radios/2100-1041_3-6195102.html?tag=nefd.lede
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Tom Rondeau wrote:
Dev Ramudit wrote:
Tom Rondeau wrote:
What port are you trying to use? Have you tried to run your scripts
between machines on the same network (that is, same subnet; not through
a router or anything)?
Tom
I've generally tested with the 65500 port that the scr
Dev Ramudit wrote:
> Tom Rondeau wrote:
>> What port are you trying to use? Have you tried to run your scripts
>> between machines on the same network (that is, same subnet; not through
>> a router or anything)?
>>
>> Tom
> I've generally tested with the 65500 port that the scripts have, but
> I've
Tom Rondeau wrote:
Dev Ramudit wrote:
Johnathan Corgan wrote:
Dev Ramudit wrote:
socket connect: Invalid argument
terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std::runtime_error'
what(): can't connect to socket
Aborted
You must have the remote listener alr
On Fri, Jul 06, 2007 at 09:26:25AM -0400, Dev Ramudit wrote:
> >
> >You must have the remote listener already running before running the
> >sender script.
> >
> I've got the remote listener running (I've tested this over the course
> of 4-5 hours, with every configuration I can think of). Nmappi
Dev Ramudit wrote:
> Johnathan Corgan wrote:
>> Dev Ramudit wrote:
>>
>>
>>> socket connect: Invalid argument
>>> terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std::runtime_error'
>>> what(): can't connect to socket
>>> Aborted
>>>
>>
>> You must have the remote listener already running
Johnathan Corgan wrote:
Dev Ramudit wrote:
socket connect: Invalid argument
terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std::runtime_error'
what(): can't connect to socket
Aborted
You must have the remote listener already running before running the
sender script.
I've got th
Jiri Pittner wrote:
I get an error with that:
|jp:/home/jiri/pokusy/gnuradio/examples/python/usrp>
./usrp_wfm_rcv_pll.py -R B -f 98.7e6 -O plughw:0.0
That was a typo. It should be "-O plughw:0,0". Note the comma instead of
the period.
Tom
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