Hi all, Yesterday I had a problem with configuring GPIO pins in USRP X310. I wanted to send signal in bursts to get pulsed transmission and to turn on GPIO pin when transmitting, but what I did didn't work correctly. I received very good advices from Nate Temple on IRC together with custom version of tx_waveform example from UHD. In return I want to contribute something back, so maybe someone who will have similar problem in the future won't have to spend too much time on it.
I moved changes made by Nate from tx_waveform to tx_bursts example. With it it is possible to see how GPIO outputs behave for each burst that is sent. The resulting code is attached to this message. It is compiled with: mkdir build cd build cmake .. make The program can be invoked with following arguments: ./tx_bursts_gpio --freq 12e6 --rate 20e6 --nsamp 2000 --gain 30 --repeat --rep-delay 0.0002 --dilv Here is the result seen on an oscilloscope connected to RF-A RF2 and GPIO pin number 3 (configured to switch to "1" when transmitting) of a USRP X310: http://imgur.com/a/hHO5I The yellow line is GPIO pin and the blue line is signal coming out of the RF port. Best Regards, Piotr Krysik
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