Hello,
I am looking to scan/detect a Wifi using RFX2400 USRP board. can i find
any such example to run . i just want to make sure that my board is
working by running such examples
thanks,
Ravi
Hello,
I am looking to scan/detect a Wifi using RFX2400 USRP board. can i find
any such example to run . i just want to make sure that my board is
working by running such examples
thanks,
Ravi
I found that I can see a lot of structured noise on, e.g., the frequency
2.467G (802.11b channel 6) using my RFX2400 and the usrp_oscope script
in the gnuradio-examples/python/usrp directory. That gives me good
indication that the board works.
Also, if you have two boards, run usrp_siggen on one and usrp_oscope on
the other. You get nice sine waves.
-Dan
This code is a bit rough and not yet integrated, but you should be
able to get it to run:
cvs -d [email protected]:/cvs/adroitgrdevel co adroitgrdevel
look in gr-bbn/src/bbn, which is quite misnamed but has 802.11 demod
for the 1 Mb/s rate.
G’day Greg,
I’ve updated pkgsrc/ham/gnuradio-core to 3.0.2nb1. It fixes a bug that I
encountered in gr.firdes.band_reject() function.
At least it returns the expected result…
cheerio Berndt
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