Hi,
http://www.gnuradio.org/trac/wiki/OpenBTS/DesktopTestingKit said that the ISM
band filter on the RFX900 will need to be removed, as described in the wiki
link. However, I don't find any information about how to remove the ISM band
filter in the wiki link. I read the discuss-gnuradio list
Hi,
http://www.gnuradio.org/trac/wiki/OpenBTS/DesktopTestingKit said that the ISM
band filter on the RFX900 will need to be removed, as described in the wiki
link. However, I don't find any information about how to remove the ISM band
filter in the wiki link. I read the discuss-gnuradio list
Hi,
I read the
discuss-gnuradio list and know that I need to bypass the filter with a
capacitor and cut away the filter. I would like to know if it is possible to
get a RFX900 which has removed the filter when I order it. I might burn the
board if I do this by myself. The capacitor is so
Hi all,
I am trying to figure out the easiest way to implement an 802.11 AP with RTS
function using GNU Radio based on existing projects, such as BBN, CMU_MAC,
Click, etc. I have not found any projects which are the same as my needs. I
have two USRPs. One USRP with a PC as an AP and one USRP
Hi all,
I would like to build a base station with multi-standards (WiFi, GSM, WCDMA,
etc.). For the first step, I want to build this base station based on OpenBTS
and BBN 802.11 projects. The OpenBTS works well with USRP1 and people are
making BBN 802.11 work with USRP2, so I want to connect
Hi all,
I want to implement a GSM base station using gnuradio with USRP2. I just
downloaded the latest development code of gnuradio and I have not got my
USRP2 yet(USRP2 seems not availabe now?). I think that there are some
useful modules for me to build a GSM base station, such as
