Without changing any other parameters I run the experiment, while the below error pops up:
As I understand it is something to do with the interface between Matlab and Iris python driver. Can you please point me on where to look for a fix ?
Thank you,
Ayaz
On Dec 10, 2022, at 2:01 PM, sayaz...@gmail.com <sayaz...@gmail.com> wrote:
Also, please ignore the last error part image saying HUB_ID "FH4B000021" (image was captured before). It is actually "FH4B000003".
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Hi Ayaz,
Something changed in one of the libraries that broke this.
Seems like matlab is loading the python modules using a very old
version.
The fix is very simple but we need to test it on POWDER.
If you have a reservation in the coming days let's meet so I can
walk you through it.
I'll send you an invite shortly.
-Oscar
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Hi Ayaz,
Great. Glad to hear that worked. Since you managed to test it we'll push those changes to the repo.
About your issues:
1) Gain is usually the one to blame when that happens. In this
case it would be the UE's TX gain. You can play a bit with it. You
can go up to 109. Try to increment it gradually. I would keep RX
gain at about 65, 70 at the highest. Once you go any further the
signal quality degrades a lot. Also if you notice that the error
is always with one specific radio, please try to use another one,
in case something might've gone wrong with that radio. Most of the
time we can fix the issue by rebooting it. If you are still
struggling, ping me and we can meet.
2) I suggest you avoid using the Matlab GUI when working on the
server. It's very unstable and extremely annoying. Try running
Matlab like this: "matlab -nodesktop" and just work from the
terminal.
Hope this helps,
-Oscar
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