Hi Andreas,
thanks for the hint. However I am using a Ettus B200 and do not have
access to a different SDR right now. I will test outside and then trying
to find out what is going on.
BR
Mike
> Hi Michael,
>
> i read your mail and i could remember i had a similar problem with a lot
> of lost s
Hi Mike,
the B200 should usually be a little more reliable than the RTL dongles;
what gain setting are you using?
Best regards,
Marcus
On 08/25/2015 02:08 PM, Michael Thelen DK4MT wrote:
> Hi Andreas,
>
> thanks for the hint. However I am using a Ettus B200 and do not have
> access to a different
Hi Marcus,
I hoped so, that is why I bought one ;-). I think the max is 73dB. The
actual value I set with a slider is 90dB. Thus I am pretty much maxed
out there. But like I wrote earlier, that is the only way to receive at
least one station. Don't have good RF working conditions. Even cellular
is
Hi Julian,
I managed to finally get data across…I was leaving the payload to automatic (0)
and it turns out I was sending messages less than the default of 512…I knew it
had to be something simple and there it is. I change the payload to 8 and now
it will send messages greater than 8 character
Hi,
I have a burst system in gnuradio which is working fine with usrps. I have
used tags (tx_time, tx_eob and tx_sob) to define packet boundaries and
transmission time. Tags are inserted by a block which is connected before
the usrp sink. I did not use any "tagged stream block" in the burst system
Hello,
I want to transmit the data between two USRP's and make them communicate
with each other. But I guess the packets are not being received
properly.
I am connected the two USRP's to the same laptop and trying it. Is that
applicable? I mean, will it work if I do that? Or should I connect to
tw
You can have each USRP on the same computer or not, that shouldn't matter.
I've done this test with some USRP2's and I remember what we did was
transmit a CW tone from one to another and measure a frequency offset
(maybe 10s of kHz?). Basically, transmit a tone at some known frequency
(like 200 M
On 08/25/2015 10:17 PM, devin kelly wrote:
You can have each USRP on the same computer or not, that shouldn't
matter.
I've done this test with some USRP2's and I remember what we did was
transmit a CW tone from one to another and measure a frequency offset
(maybe 10s of kHz?). Basically, tra
Ah sorry I wasn't specific. This was from years ago, the numbers I used
were just meant to be an example, not accurate.
On Tue, Aug 25, 2015 at 10:25 PM, Marcus D. Leech wrote:
> On 08/25/2015 10:17 PM, devin kelly wrote:
>
> You can have each USRP on the same computer or not, that shouldn't ma
