Hi all,
I am selling the following USRP Package bought back in December 2009.
USRP mother board - serial number 4461 (installed) with enclosure and power
supply
USB cable
2 SMA-Bulkhead connectors (installed)
1 - fan (installed)
1- LFRX daughter board (DC to 30mhz receive)
1-TVRX daughter board
Hi all,
For the life of me I still can not figure out how to properly build an AM
and SSB receiver. Using grc I am able to build and run FFT sink and observe
the AM broadcast band spectrum and control the frequency. But I can not
detect the audio. (I have not yet tried to build an SSB
Hi all
With your help I have accomplished the following:
Installed gnuradio and able to use grc. (I have the USRP and the receiver
boards)
I am able to run the FM radio example and it works great. I have also
figured how to add scope and water fall sinks.
I am having problems in building an AM
Hi all
I am making progress. Using GRC and the information from Joshknows.com I
was able to build the blocks for dial_tone and got it to work. But I am
unable to get the volume and noise sliders to function. I have spent several
hours trying to solve the problem but with no success. I'm sure the
Hi all
I have re-installed Ubuntu 9.04 and still have questions regarding getting
gnuradio up and running.
Following these instructions
GNU Radio Release 3.2
With the latest GNU Radio release 3.2, binary package installation is
available for Ubuntu 9.04 (Jaunty), bypassing the need for
Hi all
I am using Ubuntu 9.04 and, after some trial and error, installed gnuradio
and grc per the instructions shown in Debian Package Repository for GNU
Radio
Do I get gnuradio up and running by building it from scratch using grc or do
I have to do the following:
$ ./bootstrap
$ ./configure
$
Hi all
(using Ubuntu 9.04)
I am still having problems trying to get gnu radio and grc to run but I
found what the problem is but can't figured out how to solve it. I tried to
reinstall everything. When I ./configure , I get the following message at
the end.
-
The
Hi all
I thought I had figured out how to in stall GNU RADIO but?
(I'm using Ubuntu 9.04)
Following the Build Guide and using the terminal and cd'ing to the correct
directory, I installed GNU Radio release 3.2 by doing the following:
$ ./bootstrap
$ ./configure
$ make
$ make check
$ sudo make
Hi all
I am new at this and slowly learning Linux, GNU and GNU Radio. In following
the installation instructions for GNU Radio Release 3.2, I got as far as
Now edit qwtconfig.pri: and have come to standstill. I can't figure out
this step. I am sure it is elementary to the rest of you but it has
