Urgetnt python question

Hi all,

I have finally managed to get my hardware to behave
itself. It masquerades as USRP-like device (also
housing an FX2), but sends 16-bit real samples to the
USB host (padded values from 12-bit ADC).

I have one day left to demonstrate the system, and
would really appreciate any help I can get on
attaching my system as a source to one of the
graphical oscilloscope sinks using python.

I know that there are docs in the gnuradio package, ad
I’ll read through them again, but any quick help or
pointers would be most appreciated!

Many thanks
Kalen Watermeyer


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On Sat, Aug 26, 2006 at 05:47:04PM +0100, Kalen Watermeyer wrote:

graphical oscilloscope sinks using python.

I know that there are docs in the gnuradio package, ad
I’ll read through them again, but any quick help or
pointers would be most appreciated!

Many thanks
Kalen Watermeyer

Take a look at usrp_oscope.py.

There’s a lot of GUI cruft in there, but basically it’s just the usrp
source connected to the scopesink. Just replace usrp with whatever
you’re using on your end.

Eric