No, I did not make any uninstallation,
I was under impression that new version will install on previous one.
If it is not so, then please guide me how to make uninstallation of previous
version,
as I build GNURadio 3.2 , it build on same directory like
/usr/local/share/gnuradio
so how can i uninst
I think some of the work my group will require porting the mac layer to the
USRP2. I'll keep the list posted.
--Colby
On Sat, Apr 25, 2009 at 2:32 PM, wrote:
> The next step is to convert the simple_mac.py inorder to work with USRP2.
> Who is interested in this work?
>
> Ben Yahmed
>
> > It was
On Sun, Apr 26, 2009 at 12:03 AM, Tushar Patel wrote:
> Previous I used the gnu radio 3.1.3 version,
> But Now I am using the GNU Radio 3.2 version with GRC which contain the
> latest OFDM implementation etc.
It looks like the old 3.1.3 version is still being found. Did you
uninstall 3.1.3 befo
Matt Ettus wrote:
> Yongsang Kim wrote:
>
> What you are seeing are normal transmitter non-idealities, including DC
> offset (aka carrier feedthrough), and IQ imbalance (aka sideband
> suppression. These can be improved through tuning, but they are not bad
> as is. Also, on the XCVR you are seei
I wanted to let everyone know of some of the new features I've been
adding to GNU Radio over the past few weeks. We've been working on
making the QtGui system more usable and accessible for people to work
with. You can now mix PyQt4 and the GNU Radio QtGui work together to
build applications.
Hi,
I don't have USRP but just USRP2.
I think you should try this part of code :
svn co https://www.cgran.org/cgran/projects/bbn_80211/branches/usrp2_version
there are the bbn_80211b_rx.py & bbn_80211b_tx.py files wich work fine for
many of us between 2 USRP2. I used these options: ./bbn_80211b_tx.
Hi,
The following are some code segments of gsm-scan.py basically
used for gsm data reception. I have a few questions about the difference
between input_rate and sps,
clock_rate = 64e6
#set the default input rate, we will check with the USRP if it is being
used
input_rate = clock_rat
Hi,
I have already tried to use USRP2 as transmitter and USRP1 as receiver using
transmit_path_usrp2 file for usrp2. However I am not able to figure out the
bit rate, interpolation and decimation rate to be set for successful
communication. I am not able to catch the packets using USRP1. Were you
Hi,
> On Sun, 4/26/09, Tony Naggs wrote:
>
> Programming for USB Host is unfortunately not simple.
Thank you for the suggestions. I did some research on USB in the couple two
days ago. I found a microchip pic which can be configured as a USB host or
device. But, as you said it is not si
Eric, I tried implementing the given task of developing a USB interface for
Windows by using the following main program that is written for Linux and
successfully executes on it. However, when I tried to use the same code with
Windows I faced a problem. The code includes usrp_standard.h, which incl
Thanks Johnathan,
Previous I used the gnu radio 3.1.3 version,
But Now I am using the GNU Radio 3.2 version with GRC which contain the
latest OFDM implementation etc.
But Still I found same error
So If you have any Idea can u guide me further
thanks and regards
tushar
On Fri, Apr 24, 2009 at 10:5
Yongsang Kim wrote:
Hi, all.
I did single-tone test using USRP2 with RFX2400 and XCVR2450.
There are some undesired signals in the results.
My single-tone test is as follows:
- Wired connection between USRP2 and Spectrum analyzer
- Single-tone is transmitted from USRP2 using the following comma
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