Thanks for the reply Martin
yeah I got it now. I had actually tried that but I put:
addr="192.168.10.2"
in the address field where it should be:
addr=192.168.10.2
Thanks again
Alex B
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Hello all
just looking for some help regarding the USRP N210 in GRC.
I'm having a problem with the IP address in GRC.
I have looked around but the only material I have found regarding IP address
relates to setting up the N210 on the network.
That part I have correct.
-> I can ping the device
->
Ah yes... I have become used to viewing them as one system.
Thank you for the link to the USRP mailing list, I will explore the issue
with them.
Alex
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Does anyone know if the UHD and GNUradio version are linked together, as in,
I have the UHD and GNUradio that comes with the gnuradio-install script
(3.6.5.1) and I know the latest is 3.7.x.
This script also installs UHD version 3.6.0-1.
Is this the latest UHD?
Alkex
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I am wondering if there has been any formalized structure for storing the IQ
balance offset data in the dboard EEPROM.
The following snippet is taken from the UHD that is packaged with GNU radio
3.5.1
(I'm not actually sure if the UHD version is different from the GNU radio
package 3.7?)
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Ahh.. ok
Thank you Marcus. i'll wait for my USRP2 we ordered then and try again.
Alex
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I should point out that i have made the changes:
adding:
else if (mb_name.find("USRP1") != std::string::npos){
usrp->set_tx_rate(4e6);
usrp->set_rx_rate(4e6);
}
My questions still stand as i am not entirely sure of what concerns may
exist in terms of compatibility, it strikes
Hello,
I am trying to adapt the existing cal_tx/rx_iq_balance utility to a
development daughterboard.
Initially, I am trying to just get the existing code running and then I
intend to modify it if it is not compatible out-of-the-box with my dboard.
At the moment, I am working through a series of
I have been able to figure this out... things have changed quite a bit from
3.2.2.
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