Agreed with Ron. Remove one of the 30dB pads and play around with the gain
on the RX side to dial things in.
You could also run a simple example of transmitting and receiving a CW
between the boards. If you're not sharing a 10 MHz reference between
the two, you might find that there is a slight
60 dB is a lot of attenuation. You can remove *one* of the 30 dB
attenuators. For gain settings, 30 is good for RX and 50 to 60 is good
for TX.
Ron
On 6/12/20 14:14, Thuc TheGifted via USRP-users wrote:
Hi everyone,
I am new to this USRP B200 board. I currently have two boards and I
want
Hi everyone,
I am new to this USRP B200 board. I currently have two boards and I want to
connect the Tx port of one board to the Rx port of another using a SMA
cable to visualize the communication.
So I start with something available online here
