Hello, all!
We are utilizing USRPs to test the transmission range under some certain
circumstances, say different modulation schemes. We are planning on testing the
range outside, say in a football field since that condition is similar to the
free space environment.
But how can we get power f
Griff -
The DTMF support for OpenBTS won't do you much good. GSM dosn't really send
in-band DTMF but uses out-of-band messages to indicate keypresses. Ticket
#318 is about implementing those messages. Not the problem you're trying to
solve.
-- David
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Hello all:
I'm new to gnuradio. Is anyone working on a gnuradio block that can
detect DTMF tones, or 1200 baud AFSK (packet radio)?
Can this be done (in python) using existing gnuradio filter blocks?
I've been using multimon (http://www.baycom.org/~tom/ham/linux/multimon.html)
to decode DTMF, e
Hello all:
I'm new to gnuradio. Is anyone working on a gnuradio block that can
detect DTMF tones, or 1200 baud AFSK (packet radio)?
Can this be done (in python) using existing gnuradio filter blocks?
I've been using multimon (http://www.baycom.org/~tom/ham/linux/multimon.html)
to decode DTMF, e
Perhaps explaining progress thus far would be in order. Currently I'm using
tunnel.py to establish an IP connection between two computers (as it was
intended for), and manipulating said connection by using a unix pipeline and
the scp command in two locations. This works, but doesn't seem the most
Firas A. wrote:
Hi Matt,
I have some questions (prepared from a while before you have been submitted
USRP2 schematics so excuse me if some of them can be answered from your
schematics).
1) How USRP2 boots? and how the FPGA firmware is loaded?
The CPLD (a Xilinx XC9572) reads the 1st megab
