Still I have to insert a “Packer Encoder” between my code and the
GMSK mod? If yes, with which parameters? The GMSK mod is configured with
Samples/Sym=50 , BT=0.4.
Can someone explain me how to use the bitrate parameter? I mean,
should I “sync” the output of my block with the modulator? If yes, how?
I tried to redirect the transmitted signal to a file, and use a receiver
(that I know working), but without success. The parameters used in the
receiver’s GMSK demod are the same configured in the modulator.
Still I have to insert a “Packer Encoder” between my code and the
GMSK mod? If yes, with which parameters? The GMSK mod is configured with
Samples/Sym=50 , BT=0.4.
No. U can make custom packet structure and in that case u need not to
use
Packet-Encoder.
Can someone explain me how to use the bitrate parameter? I mean,
should I “sync” the output of my block with the modulator? If yes, how?
Sync is not required because Signal-Processing blocks in GR dont
understand bitrate/sampling-rate. If u have connected Transmitter-FG
with
USRP, then u can determine the “effective bitrate” of transmitter by
calculating it backwards from USRP-sink sampling-rate.
Next doubt is the data format as input of the GMSK block.
Should it be as sequence of unsigned char[] bits (“01010101 00000000”)
or unsigned char[] bytes ("\x55\x00")? Looking at the Mod code
(gmsk.py), the modulator first does a bytes_to_syms().
Second, in GRC 3.5.6.1 there are 2 GMSK modulator blocks, called: