I would just like to make a follow up question. Have you enabled Rx-A
and Rx-B simultaneously on a single Basic Rx daughterboard? If so, how
did you do it?
I would just like to receive signals from both ports of a single Basic
Rx Daughterboard.
Thanks!
Unfortunately, it didn't. I would like to know how to get data from the two
sides of a SINGLE Rx Daughterboard.
Currently, I have a daughterboard at the RXA side of the USRP. I want to get
data from both input ports of that single daughterboard. Is this possible?
Thanks!
Hi all!
Is it possible to set both the Rx-A and the Rx-B (of the BASIC Rx
daughterboard) to ON while at the same time allowing I and Q sampling? How
will this be done?
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I would like to ask how to use mpsk_receiver_cc.
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Hi! Thanks for your reply. It was helpful!
However, I have another follow-up question. So, basically I won't be able to
access RX-A and RX-B simultaneously since I have to set the MUX everytime?
Is this correct?
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Hi!
What command should I use when I want to access the received signals at port
RX-B of the Basix Rx daughterboard?
I have tried using usrp.source_c(1,my_block) but then an error results
saying that I cannot find usrp 1.
What I intended with that command was to access RX-B of the BASIC Rx
Does this mean we have to upgrade our version of GNU radio? Is there any
important bug fixes?
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Hi!
I have a problem passing outputs from my signal processing block to a
gr_vector_sink object that I have created.
I implemented my signal processing block using the standard C++ class
template called complex. I particularly used the complexfloat type. I was
just wondering whether this would
Hi!
Since no one has responded to my post regarding my problem on reading a
file. I will post another message regarding this. But instead, I'll ask a
very basic question.
How do you read contents from a file using GNU Radio blocks? I always get an
empty list when I try to run the code that I
Hi!
Thanks for your reply!
Yes, the file contains a string representation of floats. So I suppose that
the file should contain a binary representation of floats?
And, yes I did start my flow graph. I would like to apologize for not
including it in my post. But, rest assured that I ran my flow
Thanks for your replies! It was helpful!
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I have a problem reading an ascii file. I tried reading it using
gr_file_soucrce and extracted it using gr_vector_sink_f. Then I tried
extracting the data by using object.data(); or in short, by using its
data member. Unfortunately, I always get an empty list. Why is this so?
Here's a snippet of
Hi again!
I'm trying to implement a signal processing block that makes use of classes
that I personally defined. To be exact, I included a class that has the
capability to perform Matrix and Complex Algebra (elem_matrix).
The source codes compiled well (after following the howto example).
Hi again!
I have a question regarding the use of gr_float_to_complex block.
Unfortunately, Doxygen didn't show the implementation of such a block. What
I wanted to know is how gr_float_to_complex implements float to complex
conversion.
I could only guess that it treats the first number as the
Hello again!
I still have the same problem. Unfortunately, I still can't make
gr.vector_sink to work. I mean, how would it know that I just want to
extract data from a particular source. Let's say I have these codes:
yrx1_real = gr.file_source('arguments omitted')
yrx1_imag =
Hi!
I have another question. Can the gr_dd_mpsk_sync_cc block demodulate BPSK?
Also, is there anything I should know before using this block (like warnings
on what should not be done since it may result in erroneous decoding of the
messages)?
Thanks!
Hi again!
I am trying to make a signal processing block that uses an array of
complex numbers at its input. I was just wondering whether
input_items can support this.
I was told that the input_items are simply plain old data. So if I
cannot pass an array of complex numbers as an input argument,
Thanks!
On Jan 14, 2008 11:49 PM, Eric Blossom [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Mon, Jan 14, 2008 at 05:51:19PM +0800, Jason Anders wrote:
Yeah, unfortunately it didn't answer my question. =(
What I would've wanted is to superimpose data from two inputs so that
they
can be combined
have values from both
src0 and src1 and whose length is the sum of the lengths of src0 and src1.
I would like to know if this is possible. Thanks!
On Jan 14, 2008 1:44 AM, Eric Blossom [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sun, Jan 13, 2008 at 08:16:03PM +0800, Jason Anders wrote:
Hi! I'm quite new
that I want to extract values from the Rx1
stream when I have other input streams?
Thanks!
On Jan 13, 2008 9:58 PM, Martin Braun [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sunday 13 January 2008 13:15:54 Jason Anders wrote:
Hi! I', quite new to GNU Radio and I was wondering whether I could
access via index
Hi! I'm quite new to GNU Radio and I was wondering whether I could
access via index the values obtained after the gr.file_source()
command?
I mean, could I retrieve contents just as if it were an array? Thanks!
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Hi! I', quite new to GNU Radio and I was wondering whether I could
access via index the values obtained after the gr.file_source()
command?
I mean, could I retrieve contents just as if it were an array? Thanks!
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