Changes between Version 22 and Version 23 of Tutorials/Wireless/wideband

Timestamp:

Nov 10, 2019, 4:11:06 AM (5 years ago)

Author:

prasanthi

Comment:

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Tutorials/Wireless/wideband

@@ -59 +59 @@
   || pink   || 10.10.23.4  || 10.10.23.5  ||
   || tan    || 10.10.23.6  || 10.10.23.7  ||
+  || gray   || 10.10.24.3  || local X310(PCIe) ||
+  || brown  || 10.10.24.4  || local X310(PCIe) ||
+  || silver || 10.10.24.5  || local X310(PCIe) ||
+  || gold   || 10.10.24.6  || local X310(PCIe) ||
+  
 
  
@@ -64 +69 @@
 
 
-* Check if USRPs have the modules required for the experiment by running uhd_usrp_probe on each on of them.
+* Check if USRPs have the modules required for the experiment by running uhd_usrp_probe on each on of them. For USRP over the network, run
 {{{
 root@node19-1:~# uhd_usrp_probe --args="addr=10.10.23.16"
+}}}
+  For local USRP (PCIe), run
+{{{
+root@node3-20:~# uhd_usrp_probe --args="resource=RIO0"
 }}}
 {{{
@@ -86 +95 @@
   If you see the above at the end of uhd_usrp_probe output, the USRPs are ready. Spreader_0 is used to spread the transmit signal, and Corrmag63avg8k_0 is the correlator on the receive side.
 
-==== Set up web based streaming ====
-* Web proxies to the receive node in each group are already set up.
-
-* Set up SSH tunnel from your local port 5100 to grid.orbit-lab.org:<5100 + group-number> (See [https://wiki.cosmos-lab.org/wiki/tutorials/ssh_tunnel])
-  
-  ||='''Group color'''=||='''Group number''' =||
-  ||red     || 1  || 
-  || yellow || 2  || 
-  || green  || 3  || 
-  || purple || 4  || 
-  || blue   || 5  || 
-  || black  || 6  || 
-  || cyan   || 7  || 
-  || white  || 8  || 
-  || orange || 9  ||
-  || pink   || 10 ||
-  || tan    || 11 ||
-
-
-  For example, for group-red set up tunnel to grid.orbit-lab.org:5101, and for group-tan use grid.orbit-lab.org:5111
-{{{
-ssh -L 5100:grid.orbit-lab.org:5101 username@grid.orbit-lab.org
-}}}
-
 ==== 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.