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Usb block 1.6.1 software#

Once you're certain the cal table is being loaded, you can remove any remaining DC offset in software by adding a DC filter block in GRC.Завантажте Adblock Plus - один з найбільш популярних блокувальників реклами в світі. When using the cal table, I would expect the DC spike to be reduced significantly it may not be eliminated altogether due to limitations of the DC offsets available within the LMS6. You could also move the cal table you generated somewhere else and see if the DC spike gets worse. You may need to add '-v debug' or '-v verbose' to the bladeRF-cli arguments to increase the verbosity of the output. You can check if the table is being loaded by using the bladeRF-cli. If you do, please consider opening an issue in the bladeRF issue tracker on GitHub so we can look into it in more detail. Now that you're on Linux, try to regenerate the DC calibration and see if you get any better results. Although, it's entirely possible there is a bug in the loading mechanism for Windows. The DC calibration table, if put in the correct location with the proper name, should be automatically detected and loaded by libbladeRF upon device initialization. Linux is substantially better in this regard and there are many more SDR tools available to you.

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We've tested it, and it works for other customers, but Windows 7 and USB 3.0 controllers do not always play nice together. The bladeRF should work in super-speed mode on Windows though. So, the next test was to fire up SDRConsole. While searching around for info, I found a github conversation involving Tucker ( ) that caused me to grab the referenced installer - that seems to have made some progress - the permissions issues are gone, but now I have an error RX DC calibration table not found for this board - even after running the cal dc rx routine. Looking at previous errors, I surmised that updating libbladeRF was in order (maybe?) but I've used the latest installer, so I'd expect that would be the most current version. Found a bladeRF via VID/PID, but could not open it due to insufficient permissions, or because the device is already open.ĭesctiption: Nuand bladeRF (currently open)

Installation is Windows 7 Home Premium, latest updates.Īfter installing the latest installer from the website, all appeared well until I ran the CLI. Pulled the latest Windows installer, followed directions, and have arrived at a point of spinning my wheels going nowhere. Well, I put the X115 and XB200 in a box to see how things would develop since the release and decided to take another run on Wednesday to see where I stood.