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5.

Enter the new IP address for the device in the 

New IP Address

 textbox.

6.

Click the 

Change IP Address

 button or press <Enter> to change the IP address.

The IP address of the selected device displays in the 

Selected IP Address

 textbox.

7.

The utility prompts you to confirm your selection. Click 

OK

 if your selection is correct;

otherwise, click 

Cancel

.

8.

The utility displays a confirmation to indicate the process is complete. Click 

OK

.

9.

Power cycle the device to apply the changes.

10. After you change the IP address, you must power cycle the device and click 

Refresh

Devices List

 in the utility to update the list of devices.

Confirming Network Connection

1.

Select 

Start

»

All Programs

»

National Instruments

»

NI-USRP

»

NI-USRP

Configuration Utility

 to open the NI-USRP Configuration Utility.

2.

Select the 

Devices

 tab of the utility.

Your device should appear in the 

Device ID

 column.

Note

 

If your device is not listed, verify that your device is powered on and

correctly connected, then click the 

Refresh Devices List

 button to scan for

USRP devices.

Configuring Multiple Devices with Ethernet

You can connect multiple devices in the following ways:

Multiple Ethernet interfaces—One device for each interface

Single Ethernet interface—One device connected to the interface, with additional devices
connected using an optional MIMO cable

Single Ethernet interface—Multiple devices connected to an unmanaged switch

Tip

 

Sharing a single gigabit Ethernet interface among devices may reduce overall

signal throughput. For maximum signal throughput, NI recommends that you
connect no more than one device per Ethernet interface.

Multiple Ethernet Interfaces

To configure multiple devices connected to separate gigabit Ethernet interfaces, assign each
Ethernet interface a separate subnet, and assign the corresponding device an address in that
subnet, as shown in the following table.

Table 2.  Multiple Host Ethernet Interface Configuration

Device

Host IP Address

Host Subnet Mask

Device IP Address

 

 

 

 

USRP Device 0

192.168.10.1

255.255.255.0

192.168.10.2

USRP Device 1

192.168.11.1

255.255.255.0

192.168.11.2

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USRP-2930/2932 Getting Started Guide

Summary of Contents for USRP-2930

Page 1: ...Guidelines 4 Environmental Characteristics 4 Installing the Software 4 Installing the Software Using NI Package Manager 4 Installing the Software Using the Driver Download Page 5 Installing the Device...

Page 2: ...arge ESD from damaging the device ground yourself using a grounding strap or by holding a grounded object such as your computer chassis 1 Touch the antistatic package to a metal part of the computer c...

Page 3: ...nts you must provide a computer with available gigabit Ethernet interface Optional Items LabVIEW Modulation Toolkit MT available for download at ni com downloads and included in LabVIEW Communications...

Page 4: ...Software You must be an Administrator to install NI software on your computer 1 Install an application development environment ADE such as LabVIEW or LabVIEW Communications System Design Suite 2 Follo...

Page 5: ...pts to complete the installation 4 When the installer completes select Shut Down in the dialog box that prompts you to restart shut down or restart later Installing the Device Install all the software...

Page 6: ...utputs MIMO Expansion Configuring the Device Setting Up the Network Ethernet Only The device communicates with a host computer over gigabit Ethernet Set up the network to enable communication with the...

Page 7: ...address of the device and you must configure the network 1 Verify that your device is powered on and connected to your computer using the gigabit Ethernet interface 2 Select Start All Programs Nation...

Page 8: ...ted then click the Refresh Devices List button to scan for USRP devices Configuring Multiple Devices with Ethernet You can connect multiple devices in the following ways Multiple Ethernet interfaces O...

Page 9: ...llows a single gigabit Ethernet adapter on the computer to interface with multiple USRP devices connected to the switch Assign the host Ethernet interface a subnet and assign each device an address in...

Page 10: ...ther software defined radio SDR functionality Note You can access additional examples from the Code Sharing Community at ni com usrp From the Start menu at Start All Programs National Instruments NI U...

Page 11: ...st to confirm that the device transmits and receives signals and is connected correctly to the host computer 1 Attach the included 30 dB attenuator to one end of the SMA m to SMA m cable 2 Connect the...

Page 12: ...e to update the devices Updating Device Firmware and FPGA Images Optional The firmware and FPGA images for USRP devices are stored in the device internal memory You can reload the FPGA image or firmwa...

Page 13: ...et correctly 11 Close the utility Related Information Refer to the Load the Images onto the On board Flash USRP N Series Only section of the UHD USRP2 and N Series Application Notes Why Doesn t the US...

Page 14: ...192 168 10 2 in the command prompt where 192 168 10 2 is the IP address for your USRP device 4 Press Enter If the uhd_find_devices command does not return the listing for your device the firewall may...

Page 15: ...Changing the IP Address on page 7 Why Does the Device Not Connect to the Host Interface The host Ethernet interface must be a gigabit Ethernet interface to connect to the USRP device Ensure the connec...

Page 16: ...F IN This terminal is not used for this device PPS IN Input terminal for the PPS timing reference PPS IN is an SMA f connector with an impedance of 50 and is a single ended input channel PPS IN accept...

Page 17: ...ff The firmware is not loaded Green The firmware is loaded E Indicates the reference lock status of the LO on the device Off There is no reference signal or the LO is not locked to a reference signal...

Page 18: ...S IN Input terminal for the PPS timing reference PPS IN is an SMA f connector with an impedance of 50 and is a single ended input channel PPS IN accepts 0 V to 3 3 V TTL and 0 V to 5 V TTL signals MIM...

Page 19: ...ff The firmware is not loaded Green The firmware is loaded E Indicates the reference lock status of the LO on the device Off There is no reference signal or the LO is not locked to a reference signal...

Page 20: ...plete resource for technical support At ni com support you have access to everything from troubleshooting and application development self help resources to email and phone assistance from NI Applicat...

Page 21: ...EULAs and third party legal notices in the readme file for your NI product Refer to the Export Compliance Information at ni com legal export compliance for the NI global trade compliance policy and h...

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