Changes between Version 6 and Version 7 of Tutorials/Wireless/Channel Sounding Krypton

Timestamp:

May 17, 2020, 4:30:46 AM (5 years ago)

Author:

prasanthi

Comment:

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Tutorials/Wireless/Channel Sounding Krypton

@@ -39 +39 @@
  1. ssh to the nodes, use option -Y for using GUI.
 
+When opening a session into console.sb1.cosmos-lab.org, [wiki:to_migrate/ssh_tunnel set up a tunnel] from localhost:5105 to console.sb1.cosmos-lab.org:5100. This will be used by the web application to connect to a server running on one of the SDRs.
+
 === Execution ===
 ==== Prepare the USRPs ====
@@ -64 +66 @@
 
 ==== Set up web based streaming ====
-* Set up a web proxy for the receive node
-  Use run-websock command to set up the proxy (this is required for remote web based streaming)
+* Set up a web proxy for the receive node.
+  Use run-websock command on SB1 console to set up the proxy (this is required for remote web based streaming)
 {{{#!shell-session
-prasanthi@console.grid:~$ run-websock 5100 10.10.20.1:5100 --daemon
-WARNING: no 'numpy' module, HyBi protocol will be slower
+user@console:~$ run-websock 5100 sdr2-s1-lg1.sb1.cosmos-lab.org:5100 --daemon
 WebSocket server settings:
   - Listen on :5100
@@ -75 +76 @@
   - Backgrounding (daemon)
 }}}
+  There is SSH tunnel setup from your localhost port 5105 to console.sb1.cosmos-lab.org:5100, which acts as a proxy for sdr2-s1-lg1.sb1.cosmos-lab.org:5100, webserver for the channel sounder receive application.
 
 ==== Run the experiment
-* Start transmit application on the TX node. If you were assigned a group, the command below will start the application on the assigned TX USRP, with a bandwidth of 100MHz.
+* Start transmit application on the TX node. 
 {{{#!shell-session
-root@node19-1:~# /root/uhd/host/build/examples/rfnoc_tx_mobicom --group red
-}}}
-  The same application can be run by passing different command line parameters as shown below
-{{{#!shell-session
-root@node19-1:~# /root/uhd/host/build/examples/rfnoc_tx_mobicom --args"addr=10.10.23.16,type=x300,skip_ddc,skip_duc" --freq 3e9 --gain 20 --duc-args="input_rate=50000000.0,output_rate=200000000.0"
+root@sdr2-md1:~# /root/uhd/host/build/examples/rfnoc_tx_spreader --args="type=x300,skip_ddc,skip_duc" --freq 3e9 --gain 30 --duc-args="input_rate=50000000.0,output_rate=200000000.0"
 }}}
 
-* Start receive application on the RX node. If you were assigned a group, the command below will start the application on the assigned RX USRP
+* Start receive application on the RX node. 
 {{{#!shell-session
-root@node20-1:~# ./uhd/host/build/examples/rfnoc_rx_mobicom --group red
-}}}
-  or the following could be used, when not using a topology
-{{{#!shell-session
-root@node20-1:~# ./uhd/host/build/examples/rfnoc_rx_mobicom --args"addr=10.10.24.16,type=x300,skip_ddc,skip_duc" --freq 3e9 --gain 10 --ddc-args="output_rate=50000000.0,input_rate=200000000.0"
+root@sdr2-s1-lg1:~# uhd/host/build/examples/rfnoc_rx_channel_sounder --args="type=x300,skip_ddc,skip_duc" --freq 3e9 --gain 10 --ddc-args="output_rate=50000000.0,input_rate=200000000.0"
 }}}
 * Download channel_sounding_display.html attached to this tutorial and open it in your browser. Once you click the start button, you should see PDP of the channel.