Hi ,
I am trying to send a simple message between two USRPs using the new message
passing interface in GNU Radio 3.7 over 802.15.4 implementation. I created a
"message generator" which publishes a message to the "app in" port of 802.15.4.
Similarly on the receiver side a "message consumer" ge
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To: Sahoo, Anirudha
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Hi,
I am new to gnu radio/usrp. I am trying out digitial
TV application gr-atsc. I have a USRP N210 with a
basic omnidirectional antenna.
I checked local digital TV stations and found (from Internet) that
there is one at 603.25 MHz (UHF channel 36) and the station is
listed to be about 14 miles
Thanks Tom for the prompt and helpful reply.
I am using SBX 400-4400 MHz Rx/Tx daughterboard.
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Sent: Saturday, September 15, 2012 10:46 AM
To: Sahoo, Anirudha
Hi,
I have a USRP N210 with basicRX daughterboard. I ran
uhd_wbfm_receive.grc application. But I cannot tune to
any FM radio station. I get warning like
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UHD Warning:
The hardware does not support the requested RX frequency:
Target frequency: 88.50 MHz
Actua
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Sent: Friday, September 21, 2012 5:22 PM
To: discuss-gnuradio@gnu.org
Subject: [Discuss-gnuradio] not able to play fm receiver application
Hi
Hi,
I am trying to use "usrp_sprectrum_sense.py" to obtain
Idle (white space) and busy cycles of a channel (say channel 1
of WiFi).
I was thinking of doing it the following way:
Continuously get the FFT (and hence power in db) of
center frequency of channel 1. Whenever the power is
very low (be
Hi,
I have modified "benchmark_ofdm_rx.py" (and tx) so that the transmitter and
receiver
can change the subcarrier map (based on some event, e.g., sensing outcome) and
send packet with the new carrier map. I have a simple handshake protocol
through
which the sender and receiver synchronize the
Hi,
I am trying to implement an algorithm over the ofdm implementation (modifying
benchmark_xx.py) so that the txmitter and rcvr can communicate changing
the subcarriers dynamically.
The scheme is roughly as follows:
(1) Inially the txmitter and the rcvr listen on a well-known set of
su
Hi,
When I run benchmark_tx.py with "-discontinuous" flag ON, I notice
the following problem:
When the transmitter goes to sleep (for 1 sec), the receiver TIMEOUT (which
is fine).
But then when the txmitter wakes up and sends the next 5 packets, the receiver
consistently does not
receive th
Hi,
I have two USRPs (N210) connected to each other through a channel
emulator (via RF cable) which is emulating a lossless channel.
When I run the benchmark_rx.py I see some
spurious bytes being received by the receiver even when the sender
application (benchmark_tx.py) has not been started. I hav
I think it is the same problem I see in gr-digital/ofdm/benchmark_tx and rx.
In discontinuous mode (with bpsk modulation), the first packet of every
burst is always missing at the receiver.
Will appreciate more details on how to fix the problem so that burst mode
works fine.
Should the fix be ma
If you are running ofdm benchmark_rx, then the TIMEOUT
comes from digital_ofdm_sampler.cc. I think the timeout
occurs, if the sampler does not get another preamble even after
1000 (this is the value set currently) symbols, then it declares
TIMEOUT and enters STATE_PREAMBLE.
thanks and regards
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Hi,
I have two USRP N210s. The sender's "Tx/Rx" port
is connected to the receiver's "Rx2" port and vice-versa (via RF-cable).
I have a python app running on the sender and receiver which sends
a REQ packet to the receiver. I see that the sender receives
its own packet. In this app, the receiver
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