I’m currently generating an aloumoti encoding library function that
takes a
single vector input, splits the vector in half and processes it. This
single vector then becomes the data payload for 2 separate IR base band
transmissions. I’m attempting to figure out how you output those 2
output
streams from the DPS block to their respective daughter boards on the
USRP
(I’m under the impression that this can be done on one board but not two
at
the moment w/ a reliable phase difference.). would it be something as
simple as:
src=aloumoti_encode()
dst=sink.usrp()
fg.connect((src,0), (dst,0))
fg.connect((src,0), (dst,1))
// this is of course just pseudo code as I’m not entirely sure how to
sink
to the USRP yet, but I’m working on it.
-Garrett McGrath
PS: if I wanted to have a set of arguments passed to the aloumoti_encode
block when it’s bound to ‘src’ would I just create a constructor in the
class definition that has those arguments then add it to the .i file and
be
capable of passing arguments to it that way?
On Mon, Apr 24, 2006 at 01:11:26AM -0400, Garrett Mcgrath wrote:
I’m currently generating an aloumoti encoding library function that takes a
single vector input, splits the vector in half and processes it. This
single vector then becomes the data payload for 2 separate IR base band
transmissions. I’m attempting to figure out how you output those 2 output
streams from the DPS block to their respective daughter boards on the USRP
(I’m under the impression that this can be done on one board but not two at
the moment w/ a reliable phase difference.). would it be something as
simple as:
As long as you’re Tx’ing at baseband, and that you haven’t ever set
the txfreq to non-zero since power up, the two sides will be coherent.
src=aloumoti_encode()
dst=sink.usrp()
fg.connect((src,0), (dst,0))
fg.connect((src,0), (dst,1))
The usrp sink has only a single input (this could be considered a
bug). You’ll have to interleave the two streams prior to sending them
to the usrp. See the fm_tx_2_daughterboards.py example in
gnuradio-examples/python/usrp for how to perform the interleaving.
// this is of course just pseudo code as I’m not entirely sure how to sink
to the USRP yet, but I’m working on it.
-Garrett McGrath
PS: if I wanted to have a set of arguments passed to the aloumoti_encode
block when it’s bound to ‘src’ would I just create a constructor in the
class definition that has those arguments then add it to the .i file and be
capable of passing arguments to it that way?
Yes, you can just add constructor args to the .h, .i and .cc files.
You’ll see them when the block is instantiated, not connected.
Eric