Eric Blossom wrote: > The rx_mux value of -1 means "do the right thing". It ends up setting > the mux to 0x32103210. > > The tx_mux value of -1 means "do the right thing". For the single > channel case it sets it to 0x0098. >
Cool. Thanks! >> I've also tried to mimic usrp_oscope.py and usrp_rx_cfile.py; I set the >> gain to the average of the max and min gains (10.0 db). What am I >> missing? >> > > The basic_tx has _very_ low output power. > Be sure to set the rx gain to its maximum value. > This seems to have fixed the problem. Interesting. Does this mean that the python scripts are doing daughterboard-specific cleverness to get good output even though they report the gain to be 10db? (I intend to dive into the Python scripts in the future to see what's up, I just haven't had time yet). >> As an aside, is there a good reason the decimation/interpolation >> arguments are not standardized across the various scripts? It's hard to >> remember whether the argument is -I, -i, -D, or -d... similar questions >> apply to frequency arguments (-f vs. -F). >> > > The arguments are standardized across the python code. Please feel > free to submit a patch that makes these match the python code. (You > happen to be using two pieces of C++ code that were written at the > beginning of time to test early usrp functionality. They don't get > used much, and were almost dropped from the distribution because they > don't know how to talk to the daugtherboards.) > Well then I'll have to do just that :-). Thanks for your help! -Dan _______________________________________________ Discuss-gnuradio mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss-gnuradio
