Its kind of working!
I´m still getting a lot of core-dumps, but I can see
the waveforms -- great!
I had to install wxPhython Devlopment package!
Thank Eric and Richard,
Angilberto.
--- Eric Blossom [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sun, May 01, 2005 at 06:00:13PM -0700, Angilberto
Muniz Sb wrote:
I'm not sure if this would be off topic or not, but has anyone ever
tried using GNU-Radio for remote sensing applications? I am curious
about using it to process data from an array of receivers to process
echo returns coming from a sound or radio impulse. I would like to
use radio to be able to
Guys, I remember someone gave me an answer to
a similar question in the past regarding the Digital upconverter
in the TX path that is implemented inside the ADC chip.
I have a similar question for the DDC in the RX path which is implemented
in the FPGA:
On the receiver path, the DDCs perform
Im working on somethin similar to it -- Smart
Antennas.
Im struggling to get the bundle GNU-Radio and USRP up.
No success so far...
Angilbert.
--- Kenneth Ng [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm not sure if this would be off topic or not, but
has anyone ever
tried using GNU-Radio for remote sensing
Gang - Here's a little bit on receiving a model aircraft R/C
transmitter signal. Get a great demod PPM output - the challenge
would be to write a signal processing block to output each channel
position. Switching to PCM might be easier to work with tho.
Hi Martin!
I'm cc'ing some other people interested in a Windows port.
On Wed, May 04, 2005 at 04:12:49AM +0200, Martin Dvh wrote:
Hi,
Has anybody succeeded in building gnuradio 2.x on windows.
Yes, I did.
I am trying to build using cygwin (clean cygwin install)
but haven't succeeded yet.
Hello all,
I just tested it under WinXP-SP2 and USRP-Rev2.
... the usrp module appears to work
(with fast USB) under
Windows (with rev0 board).
usrper.exe ok!
load firmware and load fpga -- ok
led1 on/off -- ok
...
install the USRP filter, and check the various
