Open andreastyro opened 1 year ago
Hi @andreastyro , if you're using the console applications such as gnpy-transmission-example
, the input spectrum is defined through the JSON file via the SI
block in eqpt-config.json
. Since the latest release we've made it possible to specify a mixed channel load for propagation. That's the load which will be used for simulation over all links -- and it will be the same mapping of all channels used over all links because there's currently no non-programmer way of specifying a vastly different channel load over different parts of the network (are you interested in something like that?).
I'm a bit confused by your mention of creating the OMS objects by hand, though. Are you starting this simulation through some custom Python code, perhaps?
My apologies for a late reply, I managed to overlook this bugreport.
hi @jktjkt ,iam exactly looking for channel configuration you mentioned in above comment.i,.e.. i want to specify mixed channel load for each link seperaterly...will that be availiable in near future?
Hello,
I am creating an API using GNPy. I want to test the different combinations of channels and their performance. So far, I have managed to create the combinations on OMS object that are in an OMS list. However, I want to input these channel combinations when using the gnpy-transmission-example command so that the combinations I implemented are used and not the ones on the .json file that is inputted.
What should be my course of action?
Kind regards, Andreas Tyrovolas