Hello Ruecan,
On 04 Apr 2014, at 22:56, Ruecan naceuram...@gmail.com wrote:
Did anyone encountered such an error while running the transceiver.py script
of 802.15.4 on GR 3.7
thread[thread-per-block[20]: block tagged_stream_to_pdu (10)]: tagged
stream does not contain a pdu_length tag
As
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Hi Azza,
yes, this is a bug, since the usage of a set in this context breaks
Python 2.6 compatibility; I will hurry to make a fix for this.
Greetings,
Marcus
On 04.04.2014 21:28, Azza wrote:
Hi All,
I am trying to install GNU Radio v3.7, but
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Just a side note, Azza:
When reporting errors, please include more information (system, os
version, platform, method of installation).
If I hadn't had a wild guess on what's going wrong, I couldn't even
have attempted to help here; for future
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I made a patch for this, but I haven't opened a pull request for my branch
https://github.com/marcusmueller/gnuradio.git pmt_to_python-py2.6-compat
since I'm not able to test it, since all my machines are running more
recent pythons.
Does anyone have
I'm looking for tips on how to deal with the USRP TX/RX leakage. I'm
transmitting with 30db (max) gain while trying to measure RSSI on the RX2
channel and experiencing about 40db of energy leakage from the TX/RX. My TX
and RX chains are separated by 50MHz. Not sure how I can filter it out.
I'm
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Hi Ken,
first question: Which USRP/Daughterboard?
Maybe you should be asking this question on the
usrp-us...@lists.ettus.com mailing list; I'm going to go ahead and CC:
that list in my reply.
Basically, limited crosstalk is very hard to avoid;
Hi Ken,
I'm looking for tips on how to deal with the USRP TX/RX leakage. I'm
transmitting with 30db (max) gain while trying to measure RSSI on the RX2
channel and experiencing about 40db of energy leakage from the TX/RX. My TX
and RX chains are separated by 50MHz. Not sure how I can filter it
Hello list, I need some help.
When running GRC 3.6.1 I am getting a problem with occasional choppiness in
my audio output. Details:
* The choppiness sounds like only part of the buffer is filling, similar to
the sound you get when a filmstrip's playback gets unstable and you get
that 'jitter'
*
Hello... new user here. I need to know what do next. There is no GRC
icon after the install. Any help would be great. Thanks.
I ran the following on a very fresh install of Ubuntu LTS.
sudo apt-get install git
git clone git://github.com/pybombs/pybombs
cd pybombs
./pybombs install
