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Hi everyone, i find difficulty when dealing with my usrp n2922 using sbx daughterboard. In error out box it's written like below

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niUSRP Configure Signal.vi<ERR>A runtime or configuration error occurred.
Code: 972
Details: AssertionError: assertion failed:
   is not a valid sbx tx antenna name.
  possible values are: [TX/RX, CAL].

and in status code it's written -1074118627
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Do you have any idea about this? I have set the active antenna correctly by the way.
Anyone knows what's wrong? And what the code "-1074118627" really mean?

 

Thank you for giving solutions 🙂

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I can't think of anything off the top of my head. Could you post a screenshot of the relevant parts of the front panel/block diagram?

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here i attach my program. i use usrp n2922 and n210. but in my program the receiver receive nothing

 

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Hey rhPro,

 

Has this device worked in the past? Does it work when you try any other code? I suggest trying one of the NI USRP example programs (usually found in C:\Program Files (x86)\National Instruments\LabVIEW\examples\instr\niUSRP). This will help us to know whether it's a more general issue with the device or an issue specific to your code.

Libby B.
Applications Engineering Specialist - RF Wireless
National Instruments
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yes, it had. im'sorry but what do you mean with another code? 

 

 

and why there is no example how to synchronize Rx and Tx when we use 2 USRP (1 as Tx, 1 as Rx)?

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Hey rhPro,

 

The error message that you described could be due to an issue with your LabVIEW application or a hardware issue with the USRP. By trying another piece of USRP code, we can determine whether the hardware is functioning properly.  I suggest trying one of the simple example programs found in C:\Program Files (x86)\National Instruments\LabVIEW\examples\instr\niUSRP. If it runs normally we can eliminate a hardware fault and focus on your code.

 

 

I suggest looking at these pages for references about synchronizing RX and TX between two devices:

http://www.ni.com/white-paper/13878/en/

http://zone.ni.com/reference/en-XX/help/373380B-01/usrphelp/digital_link_example/

 

Libby B.
Applications Engineering Specialist - RF Wireless
National Instruments
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