Dear, Marcus
That's OK. It's not a problem related with actual communication behavior or
something.
I was just curious about that :)
Regards,
Jeon.
2015-05-08 21:49 GMT+09:00 Marcus Müller :
> Hi Jeon,
> sorry, I really can't reproduce that. Can you provide a minimal flowgraph
> that we can us
My source modules has 16-bit I & Q samples that are interleaved:
I,Q,I,Q,I,Q... as signed 16 bit values. I generate 512 pairs at a time in
my work function (C++). I set noutput_items to 512 and copy I and Q out
512 times to the output_items variable in the work function. Is this the
correct for
Hi,
I've been trying the instructions in the wiki with ubuntu 15.04 and gcc 4.8
(4.9 also gave me problems).
I got the following error checking out the android branch from git://
git.gnuradio.org/gnuradio.git
error: The following untracked working tree files would be overwritten by
checkout:
I'm testing a radio by sending known data through from a file source, and
file sinking the data at the end of the Tx/Rx loopback chain. I'm getting
very specific erratic behavior with the contents of the output file. One of
two things happens. First, the output data is perfect. Second, the first
li
Hi Jeon,
sorry, I really can't reproduce that. Can you provide a minimal
flowgraph that we can use to test?
Generally, GNU Radio slowly moves away from WX towards QT, so if that's
an option, use QT.
Best regards,
Marcus
On 05/08/2015 02:36 PM, Jeon wrote:
> I am using WX.
>
> I miss some details
I have used a variety of methods: shutdown -h now, I thought the screen socket
might cause the hang up so I switched to shutdown -h 1 and ending the screen
session. I tried poweroff next then shutdown -hP.
Mark
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I am using WX.
I miss some details in the previous post.
It doesn't happen when I hit zoom in and out one or two times.
It happens after hitting zoom in and out 4, 5, 6, ... times. Not sure exact
value.
Also, it seems the duration of each bits are unchanged.
i.e., ten ones before zooming and sev
On 05/08/2015 07:57 AM, SOUTHCOTT, MARK A CIV USAF AFMC AFRL/RITC wrote:
> My e310's (two that I've tested) are hanging at unmounting the mmcblk0p1
> partition on shutdown, occasionally causing the filesystem to be corrupted.
> Any ideas what is happening and how to get a clean shutdown?
How are
Hi Jeon,
is this QT or WX Gui?
Greetings,
Marcus
On 05/08/2015 01:45 PM, Jeon wrote:
> For debugging or other purposes, sometimes I use time domain scope sink.
>
> When I zoom in and out, points in the scope are missing.
>
> For instance, flow graph generates a stream:
>
> 110011
My e310's (two that I've tested) are hanging at unmounting the mmcblk0p1
partition on shutdown, occasionally causing the filesystem to be corrupted. Any
ideas what is happening and how to get a clean shutdown?
Mark
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For debugging or other purposes, sometimes I use time domain scope sink.
When I zoom in and out, points in the scope are missing.
For instance, flow graph generates a stream:
11001100 (ten ones and zereos are repeating)
After hitting buttons zooming in and out, t
Hi Ritvik,
to analyze whether you're seeing attenuation, you should actually
compare the power of a un-faded and the faded version of a signal with a
*single* QT sink. You can configure that sink to have two inputs. Your
dB-scaled FFT display hardly lends itself to comparing powers.
To test the fa
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