I have USRPB210 and would like to set the bandwidth of the RF front to a high value, like 56MHz or 61.44MHz (which I think the max value supported by B210). At the same time, I would like to set the sampling rate of ADC to 2MHz. I used the following cmd to do so: ./rx_sample_to_file --args master_clock_rate 2MHz --bw=56MHz --freq=2410e6
when I run the program, I got a message says that the sampling rate is 2.0000 MHz Actual Rx bandwidth is 56MHz These messages say show the configuration of USRPB210. However, I think this configuration is not real. How do I check it? I have a program (call it P) that monitors Bluetooth packets and there are two cases to check: Case1: --args master_clock_rate 2MHz --bw=2MHz, here we expect P to get j Bluetooth packets. Case2: --args master_clock_rate 2MHz --bw=56MHz, here we expect P to get (56/2=28) x j Bluetooth packets. That is, the number of packets is (28 times j) as P monitors more Bluetooth channels. In reality, P got only j packet in Case2. This confirms that the RF front end (or something else in USRPB210) is not configured correctly as 56MHz. I did another check on USRPB210 to confirm. In particular, I used the following settings (let's call it Case3): --args master_clock_rate 56MHz --bw=56MHz. In this case, P got (28 times j) Bluetooth packets, which confirms my checking procedure above. I appreciate if anyone could help me to configure USRPB210 just like Case2 correctly. Wahhab Albaz
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