Remove the throttles, the sample rate is already throttled by the
usrp. There will be a fight.
I see an exception printed in the GRC window for one of the
screenshots. That might be important to share?
The random source should probably be 0 to 1 << 32. I believe thats a
32 bit integer stream. Things might not work as expected when the input
bits are mostly 0.
2)thread[thread-per-block[0]: <gr_block gr uhd usrp source (12)>]: caught
unrecognized exception
i think this is not an error as it appears when i close the window…
That might be ok. I think its a boost issue on ubuntu 10.04. So I am
guessing this is ubuntu 10.04, but i could be wrong
i have connected scope with random source to see transmitted integers
still no output at receiver.
(tried even simple sin wave).
The scope sink is working for you, right? No some weird OpenGL freezing
issue. If you make a simulation only flow graph like noise_source
->throttle->scope sink, you see the noise?
I suppose the first thing to do before transmitting OFDM would be to
verify the RX chain with some simple test tones. Is the antenna
selection correct, power levels, etc. Does the daughterboard report
locked when tuned?
-josh
PS: some of the uhd examples liek ascii_art_dft automatically check for
dboard lock; hope that helps
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