How to plot random source in GNU radio companion

Thread starter pvvijaykumar
Start date Jun 25, 2015
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Plot Radio Random Source

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To plot a random source in GNU Radio Companion, users need to ensure they are correctly configuring the random source block to output bytes. The discussion emphasizes the importance of connecting the random source to an appropriate sink for visualization. If assistance is not provided in the forum, users are encouraged to consult the official GNU Radio documentation or utilize the community email list for further guidance. Engaging with the community can enhance understanding and troubleshooting of GNU Radio functionalities. Properly utilizing resources can lead to successful plotting of data in GNU Radio Companion.

Jun 25, 2015

pvvijaykumar

I am using GNU companion ,in that i am not able to plot random source which i am giving as bytes .
how to plot in a sink?

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Jun 26, 2015

meBigGuy

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Only a user of GNURadio is going to be able to answer that. If none reply here, you should go to https://gnuradio.org/redmine/projects/gnuradio/wiki and read about how to ask questions and use the email list.

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