FYI, there's a copy of the FX2 technical ref manual here: http://comsec.com/usrp/FX2_TechRefManual.pdf (There may be a later version somewhere else)
Thanks
> Big question: does it have anything to do with GNUradio? You could integrate this gadget with GNU Radio. Note that it's really just a tuner with an a single-ended IF output at 12 kHz. You have to plug it into a sound card to convert the analog IF into samples. From the block diagram, it appears that the USB (used in 12mbit/sec mode) is used only to control the filters, DDS, etc.
Indeed. Since the USB it's used only for tuning, it should not require a huge amount of work (I hope...). My problem is that I completely miss the low level USB programming skills and I hoped to find some sort of driver for the cypress chip in Linux, in order to focus only on the protocol about frequence and filter (which I might get from the manufacturer). How big is the difference between USB and serial programming? I've discovered just today, about GNUradio. I knew there was already some sort of framework for radios in V4L-DVB (www.linuxtv.org). I'll have a look at both to find some help for my problem. Thanks _______________________________________________ Discuss-gnuradio mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss-gnuradio
