RE: Realise a bandwidth segmentizer

Hello Jeff Long, Thank you for your answer. I am really new to GNU Radio and DSP, so I am not sure to have understood what you said: do you suggest to get rid of the "stram to vector" blocks ? I also do not know what a single pole IIR filter is, I will document myself and try to implement that so

Re: Gnuradio-companion as a network relay

Thanks, I tried a very basic example and was trying to monitor data rate using nethogs with a different sample rate. At a signal sample rate of 9.6MSPS, nethogs sees about 59MB/s of data. I wonder if that could be improved in anyway, or whether the sample rate of an actual wired lan connection mig

Re: Gnuradio-companion as a network relay

Hi Anish, quick remark: 20 MB/s = 160 Mbit/s -> won't fit through 100 Mb/s Ethernet. Best regards, Marcus On 16.03.22 02:22, Anish Mangal wrote: Hi, I currently have a gnuradio flowgraph that requires high compute resources and is running on a laptop with a high-end cpu which is connected to

Re: Realise a bandwidth segmentizer

On Wed, 16 Mar 2022 08:34:55 + e heuchamps wrote: [snip] > P. S.: could you give me possible pointers to good references to > learn the concepts quicker ? I already stumbled across the wonderful > PySDR blog, and was wondering if there were > other similar/complementary onl

Re: How to fill out the data type for parameter which is an array to a C++ OOT block?

Hi Mobi, Thanks for your response. Actually, while waiting for an answer yesterday, I did exactly as you suggested as a trial and it worked beautifully. I was coming back online just now to let Gnuradio Community know I had solved my problem when I saw your response. Thank you very much! Regar

The firdes.low_pass_2(...) function in my GRC has stopped working

Hello GNURadio Community, I have used the firdes.low_pass_2(...) function in many of my Gnuradio blocks in the past to pass filter coefficients to my blocks and it has always worked. Yesterday I opened one of my GRC that uses his filter function and it showed an error. The specific usage was: fir

Re: The firdes.low_pass_2(...) function in my GRC has stopped working

On 2022-03-16 11:17, George Edwards wrote: Hello GNURadio Community, I have used the firdes.low_pass_2(...) function in many of my Gnuradio blocks in the past to pass filter coefficients to my blocks and it has always worked. Yesterday I opened one of my GRC that uses his filter function and

Re: The firdes.low_pass_2(...) function in my GRC has stopped working

Hi Marcus, Thank you! I will look into the link you sent! George On Wed, Mar 16, 2022 at 11:26 AM Marcus D. Leech wrote: > On 2022-03-16 11:17, George Edwards wrote: > > Hello GNURadio Community, > > I have used the firdes.low_pass_2(...) function in many of my Gnuradio > blocks in the past t

Re: Confusion about 'ports'

On 2022-03-16 17:31, Chad Spooner wrote: Marcus: Yes, I did miss that reply! *Very sorry about that.* Let me try to answer your questions: First, I did try to use a single Source block with two channels on the advice of a colleague. I've been unable to get that to work either. (More on tha

Re: Confusion about 'ports'

Marcus: That did it! Thanks much. I was definitely confused about being able to use both TX/RX and RX2 on subdev B to receive two signals. When I was doing that, I was thinking 'B:0' was sufficient--same device. But switching the antenna back to A, RX2 (as in the original two-block configurat

Re: Confusion about 'ports'

On 2022-03-16 18:17, Chad Spooner wrote: Marcus: That did it! Thanks much. I was definitely confused about being able to use both TX/RX and RX2 on subdev B to receive two signals. When I was doing that, I was thinking 'B:0' was sufficient--same device. But switching the antenna back to A, R

Re: Confusion about 'ports'

On 2022-03-16 18:17, Chad Spooner wrote: Marcus: That did it! Thanks much. I was definitely confused about being able to use both TX/RX and RX2 on subdev B to receive two signals. When I was doing that, I was thinking 'B:0' was sufficient--same device. But switching the antenna back to A, R

fresh install ubuntu-21.10, firmware images path?

I had to wipe & fresh install this ubuntu. Perhaps somebody has a better explanation of whats going on for such a simple thing. Its ubuntu 21.10, and repo has gnuradio-3.8.2 and uhd-3.15, thats ok the version i need (although if somebody wants 3.9 maybe a problem with Release file) /usr/bin/uhd_im

Re: fresh install ubuntu-21.10, firmware images path?

On 2022-03-16 20:53, Wayne Roberts wrote: I had to wipe & fresh install this ubuntu. Perhaps somebody has a better explanation of whats going on for such a simple thing. Its ubuntu 21.10, and repo has gnuradio-3.8.2 and uhd-3.15, thats ok the version i need (although if somebody wants 3.9 maybe