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325276 | NI USRP-2920 actual Max Input Power (Pin) is lower than the documented value. The NI USRP-2920 Characteristics documentation lists the Max Input Power (Pin) as 30 dBm. The correct Max Input Power for the NI USRP-2920 is 10 dBm. Workaround: N/A
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325144 | The NI-USRP Configuration Utility hangs when the final field of the device IP address is too long. If there are three or more digits in the final field of the device IP address, the NI- USRP Configuration Utility will crash or hang when loading. For example, an IP address of 192.168.10.222 causes the configuration utility to hang. The NI-USRP driver still works properly. Workaround: Find devices using the uhd_find_devices.exe found at Program Files\National Instruments\NI-USRP\utilities, or change the IP address using the usrp_burn_mb_eeprom.exe found at Program Files\National Instruments\NI-USRP\utilities. For example, use the following command to change the IP address from 192.168.10.222 to 192.168.10.3: ./usrp_burn_mb_eeprom --args=addr=192.168.10.222 --key=ip-addr --val=192.168.10.3
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310810 | NI-USRP returns one of the following errors during Tx: "Packet loss between host and device." or "Packet loss within a burst." A continuous Tx operation that uses a high IQ sampling rate and a small waveform size per write creates a very large number of underflows. The underflows cause the operation to eventually error out with one of the packet loss errors. When one of these errors occurs, a packet has actually been dropped between the host and the device. Workaround: Implement one or more of the following changes:
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295724 | Transients exist for both Tx and Rx. For IQ sampling rates that are divisible by 2, transients may appear in the first 20 or so samples for both Rx and Tx. Workaround: For Tx, pad the end of each generated waveform with zeros to eliminate the transient samples at the beginning of the subsequent waveform generation. For Rx, acquire sufficient extra data before the expected beginning of the packet and discard the first 20 samples.
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313727 | The niUSRP EX QAM Rx example VI does not display a signal constellation. The niUSRP EX QAM Rx example VI does not display a signal constellation when you run it using the default values. Workaround: Set the Reset Demodulator? control to True prior to running the VI.
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311843 | NI-USRP incorrectly coerces carrier frequency for the NI 292x. If you set the carrier frequency to a value that is out of range for the NI 292x, NI-USRP does not coerce the carrier frequency to a value within range of the NI 292x. Workaround: Set the carrier frequency to a value within range of your device. Select values within the following ranges: NI-2920: 50 MHz - 2.2 GHz. NI-2921: 2.4 GHz - 2.5 GHz; 4.9 GHz - 4.9 GHz.
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311842 | NI-USRP returns error -1074118655 at Open Session ("Error in function boost::math::round<double>(double): Value 1.#QNAN can not be represented in the target integer type."). NI-USRP returns a "boost::math::round" error when you open a Rx session and a Tx session is already open for a separate device. This error is returned from the niUSRP Open Rx Session VI or the niUSRP Open Tx Session VI. Workaround: Completely unload NI-USRP by exiting your application and exiting LabVIEW. Re-start LabVIEW and your application to try again.
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313754 | For the NI USRP-2920, NI-USRP returns an incorrect value for the gain parameter on a Tx session. For Tx sessions on the NI USRP-2920, NI-USRP sets the correct gain value on the hardware, but returns an incorrect value for the gain parameter. For example, if you set gain to 0, NI-USRP returns 15.5. If you set gain to 15, NI-USRP returns 23. Workaround: Ignore the returned value. NI-USRP sets the correct gain value on the hardware.
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340767 | NI-USRP Configuration Utility fails to reset after Firmware/FPGA Upgrade The utility reports that it was unable to reset the device after a firmware/FPGA upgrade. The upgrade was successful, but the reset action did not complete. Workaround: Unplug and replug the device to manually power cycle the device and complete the reset action.
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349079 | Poor streaming performance for multi-device sessions NI-USRP sessions configured to control multiple devices exhibit lower than expected streaming performance. The streaming rate for multi-device sessions should be approximately half that of single device sessions, but actual performance is less than half. For multi-device sessions, it is sometimes not possible to stream at high I/Q rates. Workaround: N/A
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