Gentlemen: I just got usrp_oscope.py working with my new usrp. It took a bit of work getting past the "import Numeric", but once I figured out it really was Numeric, not numarrays, and found the rpm file through python.org, things went a bit more smoothly.
I can input from a signal generator a sine (cosine?) wave from a low of 10kHz to a max of a couple Mhz and amplitudes from 40mv to almost 4volts. The usrp_scope.py software is a bit fragile and likes to seg fault when the trigger input, pos/neg or %value trigger are changed, but once I stopped pushing those buttons, things worked just fine. The same usrp_oscope.py file will load firmware.ihx and usrp_fpga.rbf from a usrp that is just powered up, then plugged into the USB2.0 (getting one of those helped a lot), and then just running usrp_oscope.py and nothing else. Charles _______________________________________________ Discuss-gnuradio mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss-gnuradio
