(Edited and resent because I did not CC the correct mailing list email)
Hi Niko,
I am Solomon. I made the GFSK Demod example. For some reason I could
not download the attachments, so I cant tell exactly what your issue is,
so I can only guess what it may have been. If the time sink only shows
si
Hi all,
Could someone share why a high quadrature rate in the NBFM Transmit
Block results in a "Runtime Error: insufficient extremals"? I dont get
it. In my example, I wanted to NBFM modulate some audio. I resampled the
audio to 80kHz from 48kHz. These are the parameters in the NBFM Transmit
Block
Hi all,
I have trouble understanding the difference between "packet header" and
"packet format". They both appear to do the same thing - define a header
for some data packets for TX and RX. For RX, both appear to be able to
use the Header/Payload Demux block. Yet they appear to have different
name
YAML file. See
https://wiki.gnuradio.org/index.php/YAML_GRC#Templates for more
information.
In my preceding email, I had problems because I tried to use
gr_controlport. I barked up the wrong tree.
Thanks to Derek Kozel for sharing this information with me.
Cheers,
Sol
On 13/5/21 12:03 am, Solomo
Hi all,
I am trying to make my OOT block respond to changes in its parameter the
same way the Add Const block behaves. I want my block to update its
value as and when the user slides the qtgui range. I notice this is not
done by default. I added the same `add_rpc_variable` function defined in
`gr-
Dear all,
I was following the GRC Wiki tutorial on Stream Tags. In the example
flowgraph, stream tags were added to the example QPSK de-modulator
using Python code. I was unable to replicate the behavior in an embedded
python block. How do I tell what port number to add the stream tag to?
How do I
y
> https://github.com/gnuradio/gnuradio/pull/4522
> <https://github.com/gnuradio/gnuradio/pull/4522>
> We forgot to special-case / adapt epy blocks...
>
> Sebastian
>
> (von unterwegs gesendet)
>
> On Sat, May 8, 2021, 06:23 Solomon Tan <mailto:solomonbs
Dear all,
I was following the GNURadio Embedded Python Block Tutorial. After adding a
Python block, I got the following error.
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