[Discuss-gnuradio] SIDsuite

2011-04-10 Thread David Campbell
Marcus,
I have followed your development of the SID SDR since you first posted
during the Western Conference.Excellent work!
I am unable to get the first or any configurations to work. My system
is: 
T2862 - Ubuntu 10.10
GNURadio 3.2.2  
python 2.6 2.7 and 3.0
3Gb Ram
2.8 Celeron D

Issue when trying to run sidstart :

chewie@T2862:~$ sidstart
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/home/chewie/bin/audioSIDnetRcvr.py", line 575, in 
tb = audioSIDnetRcvr(f4=options.f4, f3=options.f3, f2=options.f2,
f1=options.f1, f5=options.f5, f6=options.f6, hz=options.hz,
samp_rate=options.samp_rate, integ=options.integ, igain=options.igain,
audio_shift=options.audio_shift, audio_width=options.audio_width,
synoptic_length=options.synoptic_length, cfn=options.cfn,
filename=options.filename, synoptic_ratio=options.synoptic_ratio,
ohwname=options.ohwname, hwname=options.hwname)
  File "/home/chewie/bin/audioSIDnetRcvr.py", line 216, in __init__
trig_mode=gr.gr_TRIG_MODE_STRIPCHART,
AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute
'gr_TRIG_MODE_STRIPCHART

Also When I open audioSIDnetRcvr.grc Import does not work. I cannot
import sidsuite or notchfilt. I down loaded sidsuite.tar.gz from your
site followed the instructions and can't get it to work. What simple
thing am I missing?

David Campbell
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[Discuss-gnuradio] gnuradio 3.3.0 with USRP2 w/ DBSRX: gain settings vs actual

2010-12-01 Thread David Campbell
Hi,
   I've noticed that with the aforementioned configuration that when I set the 
gain between 0-40 dB that the actual gain out is 0-70 dB. I've seen this across 
multiple units.  Is there a fix for this? 

Thanks,
David


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[Discuss-gnuradio] CPU Utilization and USRP2

2010-11-04 Thread David Campbell
Hi All,
   I've noticed that the C++ interfaces provided in gnu-radio and UHD for usrp2 
data streaming are CPU-intensive (UHD moreso than gnu-radio).  I am wondering 
if 
there are easy ways to mitigate this or are there plans in the future to 
diminish these.  For UHD a decimate by 16 process chews up 75% of a CPU just on 
the uhd::device::recv functiion (not much less even when I use 
RECV_MODE_FULL_BUFF and size the buffer to be 100x the size of a single 
packet).  For gnuradio's  the CPU utilization is more like 36% - still a lot. 

  I may try to recode some of the lower-level interfaces in UHD if there is not 
an easy way to help improve CPU utilization. 

  Thanks for your help,
David


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Re: [Discuss-gnuradio] USRP2 1pps synchronization delay

2010-10-01 Thread David Campbell
I'm seeing the same order of values as Cliff is.  The delays specified in the 
link that you posted Josh are too small - the delta is that I'm not using UHD 
(I'm strictly using gnuradio 3.3.0). 

The link you posted Josh mentioned that the delays could be calculated.   Is 
there a formula readily available?  Otherwise, I'll try to figure it out myself.

Also, I'm noticing that my sync_and_start_rx_streaming_at  command  hangs about 
15 out of 16 tries (the other 1 of 16 times or so everything works) -  I didn't 
know if others are seeing this too.  Maybe I'm restarting it too fast in 
succession? I've noticed sometimes I've had better luck waiting a minute or so 
between restarts. 

Thanks,
David


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[Discuss-gnuradio] sync_and_start_rx_streaming_at

2010-09-12 Thread David Campbell
Hi All,
  I have an issue with the pps syncing on the USRP2.  If I  call 
sync_and_start_rx_streaming_at(0,0,0)  then the function call  will complete 
about 1 out of 15 tries (so it just hangs in that call  most of the time).   
I've 

looked at my pps signal going into the  USRP2 and it is exactly what is 
required.  When the call does run to  completion and data starts streaming it 
looks like the timestamp  counter is being set properly (i.e. set to 1) .  Has 
anyone run into  this problem?  I've experienced this on multiple USRP2s.  

   Thanks,
David

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[Discuss-gnuradio] DBSRX with USRP2

2010-07-06 Thread David Campbell
Hi All,
   I've looked at the gnuradio wiki on how to configure the DBSRX for use with 
the USRP2 (http://gnuradio.org/redmine/wiki/gnuradio/USRP2DBSRXModification ), 
and they mention a firmware file to upload that I cannot find 
(burn_dbsrx_eeprom.bin).
   Is there a new way to configure the DBSRX to work with the USRP2?  I just 
bought the units and the hardware is in the delivered condition.  Also, is 
there 

a command line utility to detect which daughterboard(s) are on the USRP2?
Thanks,
David


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