It seems like I receive everything wrongly in the device. That looks like a
device problem.
>>
>>Did you play around with the gain and see if that helps?
>That did not help. The problem is that in the file '' the code always checks
>for the value:
>
>if(result.checksum() != 558161692) {
>dout <
Hi,
Thanks for reply!
>
>Did you play around with the gain and see if that helps?
That did not help. The problem is that in the file '' the code always checks
for the value:
if(result.checksum() != 558161692) {
dout << "checksum wrong -- dropping" << std::endl;
return;
}
I am not familiar wit
On 2013-12-02 13:25, Nasi wrote:
The problem is that all frames are dropped. The copy paste of the
terminal is below:
Did you play around with the gain and see if that helps?
Is frame detection working or are you just streaming samples into the
flow graph that make absolutely no sense?
Dear All,
I need your help. May be someone did it before:
I use 'IEEE 802.11 a/g/p OFDM Transceiver' project, Ubuntu 13.04, GNURADIO 3.7.
I start the transmission using the first laptop and USRP N200 device by running
the ./ofdm_tx.py.
It is transmitting;
Meanwhile I use the second laptop an
