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Packet Length– 750 bytes
Transmit
mode – 1, which means continuoustransmit.
Channel
number – 11
External PA– 0, disable
Rate
flags – 1, Short GI is enabled with 20MHz Channel width
Aggregation flag-
0, disable (ignored in continuous mode) Number of packets tosend-
0
(ignored incontinuous mode) Delay between the packets -
0 (ignored incontinuous mode)
$./transmit65 36 100006 0250010000
Above command starts burstmode transmissionwith thefollowing configuration:
Txgain
– 65
Data rate – 36Mbps
Packet Length– 1000 bytes
Transmit
mode – 0, which means burstmode transmission.
Channel
number – 6 (Center frequency)
External PA– 0, disable
Rate
flags - 25
Aggregation flag- 0, disable
Number of packets tosend- 1000
Delay
between the packets - 0
4. Programmable PER packet
PER packet can beprogrammable usingutility called ‘ transmit_packet ’
utility. This utility takes the PER packet content from thefile called ‘per_packet.txt ’.
‘ transmit_packet ’ utilityand per_packet.txt canbe found under‘release ’ directory.
Before running thisutility user hastofill the required packet content
into
‘per_packet.txt’ filestarting from the MAC header.Once ‘per_packet.txt ’ is filled
user can run ‘transmit_packet’ utility for configuring the PERpacket. This utility configures th
ePERpacket
only. It will not start transmission. Userhasto run the
‘transmit
’utility as described inthe previous sectionafter running ‘transmit_packet ’ utility.
If userdoesnot want to configure the PER packet then ‘transmit’ utility can be
run directly without running ‘transmit_packet’ utility. In this case default PERpacket will be s
ent.
Configure
the following parameters through ‘transmit_packet ’ application before running
the‘transmit’ utility .