ADAR1000EVAL1Z Stingray SDP-S based testsoftware for Windows

Hi Simon, 

I recommend using a linux based device to control the ADAR1000EVAL1Z for most functionality since we have developed linux based device drivers via LibIIO. We have built a larger system using the ADAR1000EVAL1Z which is controlled via the linux device drivers. More information can be found on the system wiki. Regardless of linux controller, the latest kuiper linux image will have the necessary boot files to expose the device attributes for control of the ADAR1000EVAL1Z. User level control can be enabled either via MATLAB per the RFMicrowaveToolbox or python via pyadi-iio. Examples are provided in both the RFMicrowaveToolbox and pyadi-iio repositories. 

Regards, 
Sam

Hi Sam,

so I set up an ubuntu server, installed libiio on it as well as on my windows machine and installed the RFMicrowave toolbox. The Stingray is connected via sdp-s to the server and iiod is running. When I execute the following Matlab code

uri = 'ip:168.24.89.13';
sray = adi.Stingray;
sray.uri = uri;
sray(); 

I get the error

Error using adi.internal.ADAR100x/setupInit
adar1000_csb_1_1 not found

Error in adi.Stingray/setupInit (line 50)
            setupInit@adi.internal.ADAR100x(obj);

Error in adi.internal.ADAR100x/setupImpl (line 1288)
            setupInit(obj);

and when I try to look at my sray object matlab crashes with "access violation detected" I can post more of the error message if necessary but it seems to have to do with some libiio routine. The client still manages to connect to the server and only exits once I terminate Matlab.

:~$ iiod
Starting IIO Daemon version 0.25.b6028fde
IPv6 support enabled
Attempting to start Avahi
Avahi: Started.
New client connected from 168.24.89.7

Is this a libiio issue or is something wrong with my setup?

There are other problems when following the RFMicrowave toolbox examples. sray.LatchRXSettungs() can only be run after sray() according to matlab error messages, but the example given in the documentation suggests running sray() last. I use Matlab R2023b