[srsran-users] srsENB @20Mhz BW

Fri Aug 19 15:53:13 UTC 2022

Hello,

I have some additional information that may help point to the problem.  

If I increase the bandwidth >3Mhz, the trace of the ENB starts running with (or similar numbers to 461) this:

RF status :O=461, U:0, L=0  the UE does not see or connect to the ENB

On BW below 15Mhz there is no trace output ant the UE connects

Thank you

Philip

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From: Philip Shaw 
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Hi

Thank you for the help. Because the link EPC to UE works one way (UE bladeRF) and the config files are the same on both PC's, I not sure how it can be the config, but it's a good idea to reinstall fresh so both PC's are at the same version (srsRAN)

May I ask what's the recommended version of Linux Ubuntu please? Or do I simply install the very latest.

I am really clutching at any possible outside issue of Hardware Linux version or even the FPGA versions.

Kind regards

Philip

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Date: Wed, 17 Aug 2022 12:42:57 +0200
From: Robert Falkenberg <robert.falkenberg at srs.io>
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Subject: Re: [srsran-users] Basestation name change
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Hi Henry,

Take a look here:

|$ grep -r -i "Software Radio Systems R" srsepc/src/main.cc: 
("mme.full_net_name",
bpo::value<string>(&full_net_name)->default_value("Software Radio Systems RAN"), "Full name of the network") |

Best regards,
Robert

On 15.08.22 14:36, Henry Rood wrote:

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> I dont know if this is been ask before
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> I want to change the base station name from Software Radio Systems RSr 
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Date: Wed, 17 Aug 2022 12:50:12 +0200
From: Robert Falkenberg <robert.falkenberg at srs.io>
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Subject: Re: [srsran-users] srsENB @ 20Mhz BW
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I Philip,

This could be a config issue. I'd suggest to update to the latest version. If you built and installed manually (i.e. `make` and `make install`), you could just repeat that with the new version. Please back-up your config files first.
After installing the latest version, you can diff your config files with the default ones to see what has changed and then adapt the configs accordingly.

Best regards,
Robert

On 15.08.22 11:35, Philip Shaw wrote:
>
> Hi All,
>
> Please can I have some help on this.
>
> So, I have a new fast PC driving a bladeRF running EPC and ENB.? I 
> have a fast PC driving a ETTUS x300 running UE.? These connect and 
> work only up to 3M BW.? If I set the ENB nrb>15 I do not get any 
> connection (no error is shown).
>
> If I reverse the setup (bladeRF running UE and the ETTUS running EPC 
> and ENB), then it works all the way to 20M BW.
>
> I need the UE to be on the ETTUS, ENB / EPC on the bladeRF.
>
> What could be the issue here?? The blaldeRF has been confirmed to be 
> transmitting (as a ENB) at 20M BW ? not sure if the information within 
> the signal is correct but the signal is there on a spectrum analyser.?
> The version of srslte on the PC driving the ETTUS is from 18 months 
> ago.? If this is a possible issue, what is the procedure to update ?- 
> do I simply do a new install from source over the current version or 
> does this need removing first?
>
> Many thanks for your thoughts please.
>
> Philip
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