On Thu, Sep 07, 2006 at 10:56:18PM +0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I've been looking at the bpsk.py code within the gmsk2 folder in
> gnuradio-examples. I want to see what the complex signal looks like
> before and after the gr_clock_recovery_mm_cc block. (On my version
> of a bpsk receiver, I
I've been looking at the bpsk.py code within the gmsk2 folder in
gnuradio-examples. I want to see what the complex signal looks like before and
after the gr_clock_recovery_mm_cc block. (On my version of a bpsk receiver,
I'm not able to get anything that makes sense to me out of the Mueller and
Thanks, that was indeed the problem!
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That's probably mostly due to a versioning problem. The reference phase
argument is no longer used. What the Costas loop is expecting, instead, is
(alpha, beta, max_freq, min_freq, order). The order is the order of the
Costas loop. Use 2 for BPSK and 4 for QPSK. This determines how the slicer
behav
