On 02/10/2010 02:52 PM, Justin Kelly wrote:
I've seen conflicting specifications for the receive bandwidth on the
USRP, what is the absolute widest chunk of spectrum you can receive with
the BasicRX?
If you are using 16 bit complex samples, the USRP1 can send 8 MHz of RF
bandwidth to the host
On 02/12/2010 06:51 AM, Tracey Bernath wrote:
Just curious,
Has anyone actually been able to rebuild the fpga bitfile using ISE
11.4? I loaded the files from the latest git and the .ucf, and I had
239 timing errors when the process completed. I just thought before I
started ripping through it I
Thanks Matt for the helpful suggestions. I apologize for the long back and
forths! I really appreciate your help.
I checked the ethernet interface on two of my laptops. On both, I made sure
this is the setting:
Pause parameters for eth0:
Autonegotiate: on
RX: on
TX: on
I tried "ethtool -r eth0"
Hi there,
As far as i know there is no library for error correction (to retransmit the
packets which has been mistakenly received -i don't mean error correction
codes-).
can anybody direct me if this work has been done before.
regards,
abbasi
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On 02/13/2010 12:49 PM, Omid F wrote:
I copied the latest txrx.bin and u3_rev3.bin on a new 256MB SD-card.
Then I verified and made sure it is properly copied. Still no success.
LEDs don't turn on. I also tried some of the older firmware/fpga. Same
results!
Not all SD cards work with the USRP2.
I copied the latest txrx.bin and u3_rev3.bin on a new 256MB SD-card. Then I
verified and made sure it is properly copied. Still no success. LEDs don't
turn on. I also tried some of the older firmware/fpga. Same results!
When I use the original SD-card, the LEDs turn on properly, but for some
reaso
git clone git://git.ettus.com/ettus/fpga.git works for me. Perhaps you
are behind a firewall that blocks the git protocol?
-Josh
On 02/12/2010 08:40 AM, senlin peng wrote:
Hi All,
I need to make some modifications on the USRP2 board.
It seems I cannot download the code from: git clone
git://g
