It works now.
Thank you very much Ron.
Van-Ly
Van-Ly Nguyen,
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Signals and Systems Laboratory - SSL
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On Fri, Feb
Use bladerf=0 in one instance of the osmocom Source and bladerf=1 in
another.
Ron
On 02/05/2015 07:29 PM, Nguye^~n Va(n Lý wrote:
Dear all,
I'm using BladeRF hardware in my system. I want to use two devices on
the same computer. The "*osmocom Source*" lets me choose several
channels, I actu
Dear all,
I'm using BladeRF hardware in my system. I want to use two devices on the
same computer. The "*osmocom Source*" lets me choose several channels, I
actually need to use 2 channels. However, I don't know how to set the
parameter "Device Arguments". Could anyone help me with this?
Thank yo
Newbie to gnuradio. After struggling for a couple weeks with build
issues, I finally have a yocto-based build for an embedded x86_64
target. I'm trying to execute a flowgraph that I demonstrated
successfully on Ubuntu 14. I copied the resulting .grc file from
Ubuntu to the x86_64 target. It is
Will do!
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Excellent!
Thanks for your reply Felix!
As Thomas Rondeau pointed out, the sync problem would ideally be solved
with the correlate and sync block, as 802.15.4 packets have a known
preamble and SFD but there might be some glitches with it. However, Thomas
also optimized Costas Loop to be quite eff
Hi
I am not familiar with those solutions. Could you please give a little more
detail?
How can I use msg ports/ stream tags? Are they available in python
flow-graph or do I have to look into C++ block programming?
Where can I see rx_time, rx_rate and rx_freq tags ?
Regards,
Jorge
On 5 February
On Thu, Feb 5, 2015 at 11:30 AM, Jorge Gallo wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a python flowgraph with several blocks.
>
> One of them is a "filter.single_pole_iir_filter_ff" which does a moving
> average. The last block is a Sink to file block.
>
> I scan several bands, 10MHz each, in order to get the pow
Hi Thesis,
first of all: be sure to actually copy and paste the code you're using;
what you've pasted can't run, since python is case sensitive and start()
and wait() are written in lower letters.
I don't understand what you mean with "close the scope"; can you elaborate?
Greetings,
Marcus
On 0
Hi,
I have a python flowgraph with several blocks.
One of them is a "filter.single_pole_iir_filter_ff" which does a moving
average. The last block is a Sink to file block.
I scan several bands, 10MHz each, in order to get the power of the signals
in those bands. I use moving average to get an av
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