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Sandbox 1 (sb1.cosmos-lab.org)

COSMOS sandbox 1, located at ​WINLAB's ​ORBIT facility in North Brunswick, NJ, is designed as a mini version representative of the current and future capabilities of the larger outdoor deployment in New York City. It is meant primarily to be a development and testing environment for researchers to become familiar with the software and hardware architectures available in COSMOS.

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Sandbox 1 resources:

IP Address Assignment

Core Servers
Device Control Data 1 Data 2
Server 1 10.113.1.1 (srv1-lg1) 10.114.1.1 (srv1a-lg1) 10.115.1.1 (srv1b-lg1)
Server 2 10.113.1.2 (srv2-lg1) 10.114.1.2 (srv2a-lg1) 10.115.1.2 (srv2b-lg1)
Large Node
USRP N310 (S1) 10.113.2.1 (sdr1-s1-lg1) 10.114.2.1 (sdr1a-s1-lg1) 10.115.2.1 (sdr1b-s1-lg1)
USRP 2974 (S1) 10.113.2.2 (sdr2-s1-lg1) 10.114.2.2 (sdr2a-s1-lg1) 10.115.2.2 (sdr2b-s1-lg1)
Medium Node
USRP N310 10.113.3.1 (sdr1-md1) 10.114.3.1 (sdr1a-md1) 10.115.3.1 (sdr1b-md1)
USRP 2974 10.113.3.2 (sdr2-md1) 10.114.3.2 (sdr2a-md1) 10.115.3.2 (sdr2b-md1)
Interdigital EdgeLink
EdgeLink Device 1 10.113.4.1 (rfdev1-1) - -
EdgeLink Device 2 10.113.4.2 (rfdev1-2) - -
mmWave Development
First corner (1-1)
Support Server 10.113.1.3 (srv1-in1) 10.114.1.3 (srv1a-in1) 10.115.1.3 (srv1b-in1)
Interdigital 5G NR Performance Device 10.113.5.1 (rfdev2-in1) 10.114.5.1 (rfdev2a-in1) 10.115.5.1 (rfdev2b-in1)
USRP N310 Device 10.113.6.1 (sdr1-in1) 10.114.6.1 (sdr1-in1a) 10.115.6.1 (sdr1-in1b)
RFSoC Device 10.113.6.3 (sdr2-in1) 10.114.6.3 (sdr2-in1a) 10.115.6.3 (sdr2-in1b)
Second corner (20-20)
Support Server 10.113.1.4 (srv1-in2) 10.114.1.4 (srv1a-in2) 10.115.1.4 (srv1b-in2)
Interdigital 5G NR Performance Device 10.113.5.2 (rfdev2-in2) 10.114.5.2 (rfdev2a-in2) 10.115.5.2 (rfdev2b-in2)
USRP N310 Device 10.113.6.2 (sdr1-in2) 10.114.6.2 (sdr1-in2a) 10.115.6.2 (sdr1-in2b)
RFSoC Device 10.113.6.4 (sdr2-in2) 10.114.6.4 (sdr2-in2a) 10.115.6.4 (sdr2-in2b)
Mobile Development
Support Server 10.113.1.5 (srv1-in3) 10.114.1.5 (srv1a-in3) 10.115.1.5 (srv1b-in3)

It should be noted that the support servers in the two corners (srv1-in1, srv1-in2) and the server supporting mobile device development (srv1-in3) are not equipped with GPU or FPGA cards and are based on Intel Quad-Core I7 CPUs (as opposed to multi-core Xeon CPUs in core servers).

RF Path Configurations for mmWave Development Platforms

The indoor mmWave development platforms are connected to the USRP N310's and Xilinx RFSoC's as shown in the following example diagram:

To select a particular configuration, follow the instructions below for the specific setup you wish to use. It is possible to use multiple setups simultaneously as long as they do not conflict with respect to RF paths.

USRP N310 with Sivers 60 GHz Array

Run the following commands on the sb1.cosmos-lab.org console: 

curl "am1.cosmos-lab.org:5054/rf_switch/set?name=rfsw1.sb1.cosmos-lab.org&switch=1,2,3,4&port=1"
curl "am1.cosmos-lab.org:5054/rf_switch/set?name=rfsw2.sb1.cosmos-lab.org&switch=1,2,3,4&port=1"

The resulting RF connections will be:

USRP N310 Sivers Array
RF0 TX TX-I
RF1 TX TX-Q
RF0 RX2 RX-I
RF1 RX2 RX-Q
Xilinx RFSoC ZCU111 with Sivers 60 GHz Array

Run the following commands on the sb1.cosmos-lab.org console: 

curl "am1.cosmos-lab.org:5054/rf_switch/set?name=rfsw1.sb1.cosmos-lab.org&switch=1,2,3,4&port=2"
curl "am1.cosmos-lab.org:5054/rf_switch/set?name=rfsw2.sb1.cosmos-lab.org&switch=1,2,3,4&port=2"

The resulting RF connections will be:

Xilinx RFSoC Sivers Array
DAC229_T1_CH2 TX-I
DAC229_T1_CH3 TX-Q
ADC224_T0_CH0 RX-I
ADC224_T0_CH1 RX-Q
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