Pluto transmit gain setting expects a negative number (attenuation in dB) so the sent value is now negative.
The code which destroys the IIO buffer every time new samples are sent can stop the transmission with GNU radio from time to time. To avoid this, the buffer is created once at startup and never destroyed until shutdown. This method works fine with GNU radio, gr-osmosdr sinks and SoapySDR.
Pluto transmit gain setting expects a negative number (attenuation in dB) so the sent value is now negative. The code which destroys the IIO buffer every time new samples are sent can stop the transmission with GNU radio from time to time. To avoid this, the buffer is created once at startup and never destroyed until shutdown. This method works fine with GNU radio, gr-osmosdr sinks and SoapySDR.
Let me know what you think.