Hi Simone,
The wifi_tx example GRC comes with a Socket PDU source.
Just send UDP packets to the port specified containing a IEEE 802.11
packet's amount of data per UDP packet; netcat/nc/ncat is sadly no good
for this, because it doesn't allow specification of packet sizes.
You can also use a file source, stream to tagged stream, tagged stream
to PDU flow graph.
To be honest, GNU Radio is kind of lacking a simple "take n items from
the input stream and generate a PMT pair (n, items), send that over your
message port" block, which would take roughly 10 lines of python to
write (and not much more C++) -- so you might as well do that.
Best regards,
Marcus
On 27.07.2015 13:59, Simone Ciccia S210664 wrote:
Is there a way to make a continuous transmission with the
gr-ieee802.11 transmitter?
For example, reading a file (file sink), how to send the byte stream
to the transmitter processing chain?
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