Changes between Version 7 and Version 8 of Tutorials/Wireless/GNURadioOFDM

Timestamp:

Oct 4, 2023, 4:36:34 AM (14 months ago)

Author:

prasanthi

Comment:

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Tutorials/Wireless/GNURadioOFDM

@@ -125 +125 @@
 
 ==== Run the GRC application ====
-1. Open OFDM receiver on node1-2
+*Open OFDM receiver on node1-2
+
 {{{#!shell
 root@node1-2:~# cd GNURadioOFDMExample/
@@ -143 +144 @@
 [[Image(RX_OFDM_grc.PNG, width=800px)]]
 
-2. Open OFDM transmitter on node1-1
+* Open OFDM transmitter on node1-1
 {{{#!shell
 root@node1-1:~# cd GNURadioOFDMExample/
@@ -158 +159 @@
 [[Image(TX_OFDM_grc.PNG, width=800px)]]
 
-3. Make sure the device arguments on both nodes are correctly set as shown below. Check the center frequencies and sample rates, and make sure they match. TX_OFDM.grc has a "File Source" block which reads the text file to be transmitted. RX_OFDM.grc stores the received data in a local file that is specified in the "File Sink" block.  
-|| [[Image(OFDM_SB2_args.PNG, width=300px)]] || [[Image(FileSource.PNG, width=300px)]] ||  [[Image(FileSink.PNG, width=300px]]  ||
+* Make sure the device arguments on both nodes are correctly set as shown below. Check the center frequencies and sample rates, and make sure they match. TX_OFDM.grc has a "File Source" block which reads the text file to be transmitted. RX_OFDM.grc stores the received data in a local file that is specified in the "File Sink" block.  
+|| [[Image(OFDM_SB2_args.PNG, width=400px)]] || [[Image(FileSource.PNG, width=400px)]] ||  
 
-4. Run the receive flowgraph followed by the transmit flowgraph. 
+* Run the receive flowgraph followed by the transmit flowgraph. 
 [[Image(RX_OFDM_samples.PNG, width=500px)]]