/* * Copyright 2008 Free Software Foundation, Inc. * * This software is distributed under multiple licenses; see the COPYING file in the main directory for licensing information for this specific distribuion. * * This use of this software may be subject to additional restrictions. * See the LEGAL file in the main directory for details. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. */ #ifndef __RADIO_DEVICE_H__ #define __RADIO_DEVICE_H__ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include "config.h" #endif /** a 64-bit virtual timestamp for radio data */ typedef unsigned long long TIMESTAMP; /** A class to handle a USRP rev 4, with a two RFX900 daughterboards */ class RadioDevice { public: /* Available transport bus types */ enum busType { USB, NET }; static RadioDevice *make(double desiredSampleRate, bool skipRx = false); /** Initialize the USRP */ virtual bool open()=0; /** Start the USRP */ virtual bool start()=0; /** Stop the USRP */ virtual bool stop()=0; /** Get the bus type */ virtual enum busType getBus()=0; /** Enable thread priority */ virtual void setPriority()=0; /** Read samples from the radio. @param buf preallocated buf to contain read result @param len number of samples desired @param overrun Set if read buffer has been overrun, e.g. data not being read fast enough @param timestamp The timestamp of the first samples to be read @param underrun Set if radio does not have data to transmit, e.g. data not being sent fast enough @param RSSI The received signal strength of the read result @return The number of samples actually read */ virtual int readSamples(short *buf, int len, bool *overrun, TIMESTAMP timestamp = 0xffffffff, bool *underrun = 0, unsigned *RSSI = 0)=0; /** Write samples to the radio. @param buf Contains the data to be written. @param len number of samples to write. @param underrun Set if radio does not have data to transmit, e.g. data not being sent fast enough @param timestamp The timestamp of the first sample of the data buffer. @param isControl Set if data is a control packet, e.g. a ping command @return The number of samples actually written */ virtual int writeSamples(short *buf, int len, bool *underrun, TIMESTAMP timestamp, bool isControl=false)=0; /** Update the alignment between the read and write timestamps */ virtual bool updateAlignment(TIMESTAMP timestamp)=0; /** Set the transmitter frequency */ virtual bool setTxFreq(double wFreq)=0; /** Set the receiver frequency */ virtual bool setRxFreq(double wFreq)=0; /** Returns the starting write Timestamp*/ virtual TIMESTAMP initialWriteTimestamp(void)=0; /** Returns the starting read Timestamp*/ virtual TIMESTAMP initialReadTimestamp(void)=0; /** returns the full-scale transmit amplitude **/ virtual double fullScaleInputValue()=0; /** returns the full-scale receive amplitude **/ virtual double fullScaleOutputValue()=0; /** sets the receive chan gain, returns the gain setting **/ virtual double setRxGain(double dB)=0; /** gets the current receive gain **/ virtual double getRxGain(void)=0; /** return maximum Rx Gain **/ virtual double maxRxGain(void) = 0; /** return minimum Rx Gain **/ virtual double minRxGain(void) = 0; /** sets the transmit chan gain, returns the gain setting **/ virtual double setTxGain(double dB)=0; /** return maximum Tx Gain **/ virtual double maxTxGain(void) = 0; /** return minimum Tx Gain **/ virtual double minTxGain(void) = 0; /** Return internal status values */ virtual double getTxFreq()=0; virtual double getRxFreq()=0; virtual double getSampleRate()=0; virtual double numberRead()=0; virtual double numberWritten()=0; }; #endif