Mr. Tom Rondeau,
Thank you for the info. Yes, I thought of controlling the airspy by the
source-block parameters. But, reading this URL.
http://sdr.osmocom.org/trac/wiki/GrOsmoSDR
Airspy explanation is like this.
AirSpy? Source
airspy Use this argument without a value
bias=1|0 Enable or disable DC bias at the antenna input
So there seems no parameter for choosing 1 device from 2 (or more).
How can we control? I want to know this point...
Regards,
Mamoru Yamamoto
On 2015/12/08 0:36, Tom Rondeau wrote:
On Sun, Dec 6, 2015 at 8:43 PM, Mamoru Yamamoto
<[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Dear Experts,
We recently found Airspy as a very interesting SDR board for our
purposes. Our project, some may already know, is to develop 2-channel
(or more-channel) coherent receiver for satellite beacon. We so far are
successful at 2-ch (150/400MHz) RX with USRP-1. We now search for new
SDR boards for future expansion.
My question is simple. We bought 2 units of Airspy. Now we can run
Airspy on Ubuntu, but do not know how to run 2 units from GNU Radio. Is
it possible? Airspy software with Ubuntu consists of several programs.
For example "airspy_info" can find 2 units on the PC and show info.
"airspy_rx" can run by selecting one of the 2 units. Running 2
"airspy_rx" programs from Ubuntu seems OK. However, now we do not know
whether it is possible to control 2 Airspy from GNU Radio python code or
not. We hope to know current situation and (hopefully) near-future
possibilities.
Sincerely,
You can use the gr-osmosdr's source block to address multiple devices:
http://cgran.org/pages/gr-osmosdr.html
Tom
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