On 06/27/2016 06:47 PM, Robert Kraml wrote:

I have a simple c++ test program on a Ettus x310 that used to work now doesn't. I'm trying to simply set two center freq of two channels of a single USRP. The above Out of range error occurs when I try to set anything on the 2nd channel.

I get a crash with a Channel out of range error:

|     $./t2j.out
     linux;  GNU C++  version4.8.4;  Boost_105400;  UHD_003.009.001-0-gf7a15853

     --  X300 initialization sequence...
     --  Determining  maximum frame size...  1472  bytes.
     --  Setup  basic communication...
     --  Loading  values from EEPROM...
     --  Setup  RF frontend clocking...
     --  Radio  1x  clock:200
     --  Initialize  Radio0  control...
     --  Performing  register  loopback test...  pass
     --  Initialize  Radio1  control...
     --  Performing  register  loopback test...  pass
     terminate called after throwing an instance of'uhd::index_error'
       what():   LookupError:  IndexError:  multi_usrp:  RX 
channel140445275195320  out of rangefor  configured RX frontends
     Aborted  (core dumped)|

Here is my test program:

|int  main(  void  )
{
// sources
gr::uhd::usrp_source::sptr  usrp1;

const  std::string           usrp_addr=  std::string(  "addr=192.168.10.30"  );
uhd::stream_args_t           usrp_args=  uhd::stream_args_t(  "fc32"  );
usrp_args.channels=  std::vector<size_t>  (  0,  1  );
usrp1=  gr::uhd::usrp_source::make(  usrp_addr,  usrp_args);
usrp1->set_subdev_spec(  std::string(  "A:AB B:AB"  ),  0  );
usrp1->set_clock_source(  "external"  );
usrp1->set_samp_rate(  5.0e6  );

usrp1->set_center_freq(  70e6,  0  );     // this is OK
usrp1->set_center_freq(  70e6,  1  );    // crashes here With RX Chan out of 
Range Error!

printf(  "test Done!\n"  );

return  0;
||}
|
Am I missing some crucial step that might have been optional at some point but is not now?

The only thing I’ve found so far in searching is make sure PYTHONPATH is set correctly (and for the heck of it I made sure it pointed to the site_packages) but again that seems to be related to GRC and not C++.

I am using Ubuntu 14.04.4 and UHD 3.9.1 with gnuradio 3.7.8.1 (Ive also tried 3.7.9.2) with the same result.

The hardware is an Ettus x310 with two BasicRx daughterboards.

The form of the "make" you're using is deprecated, but it requires that you pass in the number of channels, otherwise it defaults to '1'.

http://gnuradio.org/doc/doxygen/group__uhd__blk.html#gaed1cf28990e424599f16f2c8a84ca57b




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