Currently, the FX2 controls the SPI and I2C operations. For the
InBand signaling to work with tight time constraints, those operations
are going to have to be controlled by the FPGA instead.
Does the FPGA have connections to do so? If not, are there unused IO
that can be used to a modified USRP?
On Mon, Feb 26, 2007 at 10:47:20AM -0500, Brian P. wrote:
Currently, the FX2 controls the SPI and I2C operations. For the
InBand signaling to work with tight time constraints, those operations
are going to have to be controlled by the FPGA instead.
Does the FPGA have connections to do so? If not, are there unused IO
that can be used to a modified USRP?
Brian
Yes. I think it’s going to take a small amount of rework on the USRP.
Matt, can you spell this out? As I recall we were going to need to
put the “Mystery Signal” to work
Eric
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