Matt On Thu, Apr 25, 2013 at 8:39 AM, Ian Song wrote: > I used USRPB100+WBX daughter board to transmit linear modulated frequency > (LFM) signals at the center frequency fc (fc=80 or fc=83 MHz). The LFM > signal sweeps from fc-16 kHz to fc+16 kHz in 0.05 or 0.5 s. The other > USRPB100 +WBX daughter board did the reception.

I have never played with the PJMEDIA_CODEC_MAX_SILENCE_PERIOD /Johan Jerry wrote: Hi all I am hoping someone could advise some of the optimal settings you have found to work well for windows mobile 6 and above.

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There are not enough lifetimes to learn how to do this well, I feel. :-( Hats off to all those people who’ve mastered and advanced this craft.

Knowing the voltage at some point in your state (or another) is not all that useful. They may record it, but I am not even sure it would be worth saving in a database. Well, I design systems that we send out all over the world. I have various spec numbers that indicate some rather optimistic tolerance.

I try to import the top code into RFnoc block, by following the explanation in the website above, and I am a little stuck. I add all the .xci file and the top file to the ip directory. My problem is, that when I run the uhd_usrp_builder.py script to create the bin file, I get an error that the top module cannot found.

Example: FC!? will return four values (separated by commas), the number of power cycles the unit has undergone, the number of times the FC pair has been written to EEPROM, and the value of the FC pair (high, low) which is used at turn-on and restart." The same text is in the user manuals V1.1 to the latest, v1.4.

Regards Paul WB8TSL On Tue, Dec 15, 2020 at 11:55 AM Nigel gm8pzr via time-nuts < time-nuts@lists.febo.com> wrote: > Hi Mathias, > I'm assuming you're using a coin cell for back up, so wondering if one of > the diodes shouldn't be in series with the battery, with both cathodes to > V_BCKP?