Hi Nitin,
not involved in gr-ieee802-15-4, I can maybe still comment on the collision
detection part:
On 12.06.22 09:13, Nitin Shivaraman wrote:
Since the preamble detection happens after the clock recovery mechanism, I want to know
how the collision can be detected using correlation.
Yep!
I'm trying to implement a multi-channel receiver with GNU Radio. Each
channel has a number of tunable parameters, that I want to be available
to the user to control via a GUI.
I'm doing the design using the GNU Radio Companion. So far, I have been
able to build a demonstration version of the r
Hi all,
Conda packages are now available for v3.10.3.0-rc1, so if you're
interested in testing it but don't want to build from source, you can
follow the instructions here:
https://wiki.gnuradio.org/index.php/CondaInstall#Installing_pre-release_versions
Basically, from an existing conda inst
When trying to add the Osmocom block, GNU radio crash and the program closes by
itself.
I am using Linux in a dell Inspiron 1525 PC.
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Hi anferore,
On 13/06/2022 18.24, anfer...@gmail.com wrote:
> When trying to add the Osmocom block, GNU radio crash and the program closes
> by itself.
How did you install gnuradio and gr-osmosdr and which versions?
>
> I am using Linux in a dell Inspiron 1525 PC.
Which Linux distribution do
Hello,
is there any way to use devices exposed as /dev/swradioN by the v4l2
Linux kernel API with GNURadio directly?
At the moment there are only two in-tree kernel drivers, one for the
RTL2832U and the other for the Mirics MSi2500. For the RTL2832U
librtlsdr seems to be the better option, as it
Stefan, instead of using the kernel API directly you may want to look into a
SoapySDR source in GNU Radio, since the SoapySDR block is now a first class
citizen in GNU Radio 3.9/3.10
According to this recent discussion in the SoapySDR GitHub repository
(https://github.com/pothosware/SoapySDR/is
On Mon, 13 Jun 2022 21:26:34 +0200
Stefan Oltmanns wrote:
> Hello,
>
> is there any way to use devices exposed as /dev/swradioN by the v4l2
> Linux kernel API with GNURadio directly?
>
> At the moment there are only two in-tree kernel drivers, one for the
> RTL2832U and the other for the Mirics
Thank you very much for that information, haven't seen that somebody
continued the work on libmirisdr.
I was able to get it working with an OsmoSDR Source using
soapy=0,driver=soapyMiri
I had to modify the SoapyMiri driver, as OsmoSDR sets the bandwidth to
3/4 of the sample rate, but there are on
Stefan,
if I were you I would contact the author of that SoapyMiri driver on GitHub
about your problems with it, since to me he seems interested in improving it
and he probably would be able to run some tests on his setup to troubleshoot
and fix those issues.
As per my comment about using the k
Hi,
I want to inform you that I just published Visual Studio Code extension for
Gnuradio. Since I use Gnuradio flowgraphs in my development environment I
found that it would be good to have the possibility to run and compile .grc
files from vscode via right-click menu ... feel free to install it a
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