Hi,
I am happy to report that I was able to set up the 2-stream
transmission actually without much trouble. I want to thank Michael
Dickens and Ron Economos for offering valuable advice, without which I
would never be able to get it done in a couple of days.
I just used gnuradio-companion and con
Hi Michael,
Thank you very much for your message. As you said, I am just trying to
get the equivalent of "tx_samples_from_file." I will just need to
pushing half of the data in the file to each antenna. I will look into
the cpp file you pointed me to.
Over 10 years ago, I spent one summer on the
In GNU Radio, there is a dual channel B210 example flow graph in the DTV
component. The file is:
/share/gnuradio/examples/dtv/vv018-miso.grc
The download location of the test input file can be found in the README.
/share/gnuradio/examples/dtv/README.dvbt2
It sends an Alamouti coded MISO (Mult
Hi Zhenghao - To the best of my knowledge and memory, all of the examples
provided by UHD and GR are just single-channel. My guess is you'll need to
create your own custom flowgraph to handle 2 output channels from a single
input file. That said, if what you hope to do is the equivalent of
"tx_
Hi,
I have a very simple task: transmitting data with two antennas of
B210. The data is just numbers in a file and I just need to play the
file.
I have been able to transmit data by one antenna with the command
tx_samples_from_file. I did a lot of searching but I was not able to
find a similar co
