On 01/25/2011 07:30 PM, Achilleas Anastasopoulos wrote:
>>> Also, it used to be that I needed to be in the "usrp" group in order to
>>> access the USRP.
>>> Now i deleted this group and i still have access to usrp (even when the
>>> source is not a uhd one but a usrp source)!
>>> My understandi
On 01/25/2011 10:30 PM, Achilleas Anastasopoulos wrote:
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> yes I did logout/login (even rebooted the system to make sure)...
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Well, in that case, probably your "UDEV" rules create the device world
read/write.
Check /etc/udev/rules.d/*usrp.rules
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>> Also, it used to be that I needed to be in the "usrp" group in order to
>> access the USRP.
>> Now i deleted this group and i still have access to usrp (even when the
>> source is not a uhd one but a usrp source)!
>> My understanding is that if i use the uhd device then i can do that
>> (ie, d
After successfully installed uhd and gnuradio from the next branch on
F13 i run a simple gnuradio-companion test with a flex 1800 as the
source and an FFT sink.
It seems that when i use a uhd source my signal is ~ 80dB lower than
when using a USRP source. What is the explanation of this?
In "t
After successfully installed uhd and gnuradio from the next branch on
F13 i run a simple gnuradio-companion test with a flex 1800 as the
source and an FFT sink.
It seems that when i use a uhd source my signal is ~ 80dB lower than
when using a USRP source. What is the explanation of this?
Als
