Hi Julian,
Thank you so much again. I am able to collect the raw IQ samples using USRP
source and File sink with gnuradio-companion. But, I am confused why you
said that I will run into additional problems.
On Wed, Jan 4, 2017 at 12:22 PM, Mallesham Dasari wrote:
> Hi Julian,
>
> Thank you so m
http://files.ettus.com/manual/structuhd_1_1tune__request__t.html
Should help
On 2017-01-04 12:37, Sean Horton wrote:
> I have my flowgraph set up so that parameters such as rx and tx frequencies
> can be changed while running, and it's being sent two frequencies to listen
> to, freq1 and fre
I have my flowgraph set up so that parameters such as rx and tx frequencies
can be changed while running, and it's being sent two frequencies to listen
to, freq1 and freq2, and the idea is that if there are two frequencies, to
set the frequency to (freq1 + freq2) / 2, but the fft shows that one of
Hi Julian,
Thank you so much for the response. By whole WiFi band, I mean from 2.401G
to 2.473G, which is complete WiFi band. Is it possible to sweep entire band
by using the approach you mentioned? I thought using gnuradio-companion, we
can scan only one or few channels depending on the sample ra
Ah! Thank you so much Marcus! I've managed to transplant this correction
into my bigger flow graph and now everything works as intended.
>You're using a hard-coded port of 58 in your server. That probably means
you're running GNU Radio as root (because classically, normal users can't
bind to socke
Well, don't have that buffer in the first place, then. Instead, write a
block with no stream in- and no stream outputs, and have it emit a
"stop" message to the "system" message port of any existing block within
your flow graph, e.g. the vector sink.
The QT Gui should die by itself once you use an
Dear David,
using your gr-research OOT, I was able to notice the following:
It shuts down just fine!
A few notes:
* You're using the Qt GUI build mode, which gives you a GUI window. That
GUI thread then lingers. As soon as you change your build mode to "No
GUI"/"Run To Completion" in the option
Hi,
glad it worked. Maybe it's good enough the have it archived on the
mailing list. I guess, if at all, people will find it through Google.
Best,
Bastian
Am 04.01.2017 um 12:18 schrieb Oleg Kokorin:
hello Bastian
it works. thanks a lot.
do you think it maybe worth to add to the compilation
hello Bastian
it works. thanks a lot.
do you think it maybe worth to add to the compilation wiki somewhere?
thanks
Oleg
Sent: Tuesday, January 03, 2017 at 7:22 PM
From: "Bastian Bloessl"
To: "Oleg Kokorin" , discuss-gnuradio@gnu.org
Subject: Re: [Discuss-gnuradio] reg:GNUradio build - gr-trelli
Hi David,
did you write these blocks "free-standing" or generated them from with
in an OOT with gr_modtool?
Really, I want to locally reproduce your problem, but I'm not overly
eager to first manually fiddle your xml files into my system, place the
python files in a directory where python looks f
Can you really share your whole Out-Of-Tree module including an example
.grc or python flow graph?
Best regards,
Marcus
On 04.01.2017 10:53, David Kersh wrote:
> Hi Marcus,
>
> The 'stop' comparison definitely triggers as the appropriate text is
> printed to the GRC console.
>
> I think you're
Dear Gisle, thank you for the reply.
I'm pretty sure my UDP server code works as intended since it's mainly
cherry picked from https://wiki.python.org/moin/UdpCommunication and some
other code I have worked on, independent from GNURadio.
I think maybe the fact my UDPBroadcast block has had its in
///Not sure if I replied correctly///
Hi Marcus,
The 'stop' comparison definitely triggers as the appropriate text is printed
to the GRC console.
I think you're right about my UDP broadcaster. I want it to be one of those
types of blocks similar to the two default blocks in a flowgraph: Options
Hi Mallesham,
the easiest way would probably be to create your own simple flowgraph
using GRC like so:
|-| |-|
| USRP Source | --> | File Sink |
|-| |-|
However, remember tha
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