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from_gnuradio_to_cortxlab [2017/08/31 14:50] – [From A to Z: GNU Radio with CorteXlab using USRPs] lcardosofrom_gnuradio_to_cortxlab [2017/11/15 16:19] – [Create the scenario] onicolas
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 In the [[GNU Radio Benchmark example|first tutorial]] we introduced the way to construct a CorteXlab "task" given a ready-made GNU Radio script.  In the [[GNU Radio Benchmark example|first tutorial]] we introduced the way to construct a CorteXlab "task" given a ready-made GNU Radio script. 
  
-This tutorial goes one step deeper, through the process of executing an experiment on CorteXlab starting from an empty GNU Radio project on your computer.+This tutorial goes one step deeper, through the process of running an experiment on CorteXlab starting from an empty GNU Radio project on your computer.
  
-For practical purposes, we will use a GNU Radio example instead of starting from a clean sheet, but you will use the same procedure when you'll you want to run your own project on CorteXlab.+For practical purposes, we will use a readily available GNU Radio example instead of starting from a clean sheet, but this will introduce the same procedure you'll use when you want to run your own project on CorteXlab.
  
 ##Setup ##Setup
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 nodes: nodes:
   node4:   node4:
-    command entry rx_ofdm.py+    command: ./rx_ofdm.py 
 +    passive: true
   node6:   node6:
-    command tx_ofdm.py+    command: ./tx_ofdm.py
 </code> </code>
  
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