Hi all,In the example tx_timed_samples.cppthere is tx_stream->send(... , ... ,
..., timeout)How the timeout works?when I set the value of timeout zero or
0.1, I expect that the terminal show the "Send timeout..."because it will
not have enough time to send all samples during timeout 0.(I exp
Hello,
We have implemented in Python and it worked. Now we are trying to implement
the following code in CPP.
We would like to directly communicate with RFNOC in CPP. We have generated
the following code to implement RFNOC SIGGEN->DUC->RADIO.
When we enable SIGGEN the TX/RX will toggle, but we g
On 11/08/2017 09:48 AM, Hojoon Yang via USRP-users wrote:
Hi all,
In the example tx_timed_samples.cpp
there is tx_stream->send(... , ... , ..., timeout)
How the timeout works?
when I set the value of timeout zero or 0.1, I expect that the
terminal show the "Send timeout..."
because it
Hi Gilad, thanks for the response.
I’ve figured out part of the problem, but there are still some mysteries.
In my top_block, I was changing the frequency as follows:
CODE--
def main(top_block_cls=my_top_block, options=None):
tb = top_block
Mark,
“Ping” (ICMP) is implemented using a micro-controller and (different) firmware
in both the N210 and X310. It’s very much Control Plane functionality and not
indicative of Data Plane performance (i.e radio data and control packets) which
are handled very deterministically by different dedic
