Hi All,
I have two transmitters and one receiver now. The 1st transmitter is
transmitting a video file, and the receiver is receiving correctly.
Then,
the 2nd transmitter is transmitting a different video file with a
stronger
tx-amplitude. So the 2nd transmitter sends out a stronger signal than
the
1st transmitter does. At the receiver side, the receiver receives the
package which is sent from TX1; however, when TX2 is working, the same
receiver should receives the package from TX2.
1st TX: ./benchmark_tx.py -f 400M --tx-amplitude=5000 -M 4 -r 100e3 -v
-T A
-s 4000 --from-file video1.avi
RX: ./benchmark_rx.py -f 400M -r 100e3 -R A -v
When both TX1 and RX work, and the received video can be played at the
RX
side, the 2nd TX starts to work.
2nd TX: ./benchmark_tx.py -f 400M --tx-amplitude=10000 -M 1 -r 100e3 -v
-T A
-s 4000 --from-file video2.avi
However, when TX2 transmits, I still get video1 from TX1, not from TX2.
Could my idea be implemented? Can anyone help me on this problem?
Thanks,
Brook L.
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