That being said, I don't think UHD acutely requires anything not in
Ubuntu16.04 (though I agree, that feels ancient).
I'm running a test build, i.e.
docker run -it ubuntu:16.04
$ apt-get update
$ # and of course, Canonical couldn't get their mess together, so they
$ # forgot to supply proper verf
Hello,
Thanks for your quick response!
Actually, I have GNU radio flow graph as per my application which runs through
UHD USRP sink and UHD USRP source to USRP B200 mini hardware, right.
But now as you said we can use USB to serial converter for transmitting data
from outside source. but for th
Maitry,
The B200mini cannot run a GNURadio application by itself. It will
always require a separate computer to control it.
--
Martin K.
On Wed, Jan 9, 2019 at 7:01 AM Maitry Raval
wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> Thanks for your quick response!
> Actually, I have GNU radio flow graph as per my applicati
Hi all,
Great thanks for support!
I re-installed my OS, it was definitely screwed up after two years of
experiments.
UHD installed with no issues at all at new shiny installation of old known
Ubuntu 16.04.5.
Thanks again!
On Wednesday, January 9, 2019, Marcus Müller
wrote:
> That being said,
Dear all,
I have a usrp x310 with two UBXs installed. And I want to use it as a MIMO
transmitter (two outgoing channels streaming at the same frequency).
When we need to build a MIMO system by connecting different usrps, I know
that we need to have either MIMO cable or external time and frequency
Yes they’ll use the same reference clock provided by the motherboard.
There’ll be a residual phase offset which can be mitigated using timed tuning.
Sent from my iPhone
> On Jan 9, 2019, at 3:01 PM, Yang Liu via USRP-users
> wrote:
>
> Dear all,
>
> I have a usrp x310 with two UBXs instal
Hello,
i tried to get the N210 working with external clock source on GQRX by
adding the following to the device string:
*clock_source*=*external*
*But it is not working.*
*With gnuradio the external clock source is working fine.*
*Please, anyone can help me?*
_
Hi Andre,
GQRX uses gr-osmosdr under the hood to interface to the USRP, the setters
and getters are there [0] to set the sources for an external ref/timing
source, but it does not parse the device arg to set them [1]. If you add
the parsing and rebuild gr-osmosdr and then GQRX, it will work.
htt
Hi Marcus,
Thanks!
I feel a little confused about the term 'frequency synchronization'. if the
two LOs on the two daughterboads are using the same frequency reference,
does it mean that after tuning, they will produce identical CFOs to the
same receiver (one receiving channel) or we can say that
On 01/09/2019 08:54 PM, Yang Liu wrote:
Hi Marcus,
Thanks!
I feel a little confused about the term 'frequency synchronization'.
if the two LOs on the two daughterboads are using the same frequency
reference, does it mean that after tuning, they will produce
identical CFOs to the same receiv
Dear all,
I am working on the rfnoc_radio_loopback.cpp example in the latest UHD
repository on my E312. This loopback example seems requires two radio blocks.
May I know how to build the FPGA image to have two radios blocks on the device
such as Radio_0 and Radio_1? Currently, I can build an im
Hello,
Ok, but if B200 mini cannot run GNUradio application by itself, then Is there
any other procedure by which one can dump the GNU radio flow graph generated
code(python or C++) in USRPb200 mini?
It would be grateful, if you could provide some guidance.
With Best Regards,
Maitry Raval,
On 01/10/2019 01:03 AM, Maitry Raval via USRP-users wrote:
Hello,
Ok, but if B200 mini cannot run GNUradio application by itself, then Is there
any other procedure by which one can dump the GNU radio flow graph generated
code(python or C++) in USRPb200 mini?
It would be grateful, if you cou
Hello,
Thanks for your quick response!
so, with B200 mini, it is not possible to use GNU radio to work on board
itself, Can you please suggest me the software such as labview can be used on
it(USRP-B200 mini) without the host computer or only VHDL-verilog is supported
on this particular SDR.
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