Why do I get the error 'Too many input arguments', when executing 'tx(data,fc)'?
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MathWorks Support Team
on 8 Jun 2021
Answered: MathWorks Support Team
on 26 Aug 2021
I set up my SDR transmitter device as follows:
tx = comm.SDRuTransmitter('Platform', 'fooPlatform', ...
'SerialNum','fooSerialNumber', ...
'CenterFrequency',fc, ...
'InterpolationFactor',fooFactor, ...
'MasterClockRate', fooRate,...
'Gain',fooGain);
If 'data' is a sine wave signal, when I use
tx(data, fc)
to transmit the signal, I get the following error:
Too many input arguments. Expected 1 (in addition to System object), got 2.
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MathWorks Support Team
on 8 Jun 2021
The function call should be modified as tx(data) instead of tx(data, fc), as specified in this example:
In this case, the carrier frequency is set when the system object is set up, so it should not be included in the function call.
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