#Writing ssh shell from labview on compactrio

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Writing ssh shell from labview on compactrio

WRITING SSH SHELL FROM LABVIEW ON COMPACTRIO HOW TO

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Step 1: Enabling Secure Shell Server (sshd) If using the myRIO, the easiest way to do this is to configure the Wi-Fi interface to that it connects to your internet hotspot and acquires address, dns, gateway via dhcp. Without internet access, this will not work. NOTE: All steps assume the cRIO has internet access. This tutorial will guide you through the process. This may sound hard, but it really isn't. This includes setting up the build environment on the cRIO, cloning the git repository for the rtl-sdr library, and finally compiling the code. This tutorial therefore focuses on this portion:īefore beginning with actual Labview programming, we need to prepare the cRIO. The next tutorial will implement and FPGA FFT to accelerate things, and in chapter 4 we will put this whole thing together into a coherent, expandable system. In this tutorial, we will be focusing on getting the rtl-sdr library working on in the cRIO.

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This leads the reader chapter by chapter to a full solution, and hopefully makes things more understandable. In order to keep the reader interested and to keep the chapters short and manageable, I have decided to split things up a bit. Simply put, we want to turn the myRIO into an SDR-instrument that we can send commands to and have it return processed data to the host. However, it also makes things more complicated because a command framework is required from the Host PC to the cRIO RT target. This has the advantage of getting rid of the latency of the USB LAN connection during acquisition. In order to shorten this path it is possible to perform the acquisition directly on the cRio RT target. The FFT and other DSP is done in the FPGA and the resulting information flows back up to the PC. The information flows from the RTL-SDR to the Host PC via USB, then to the RT system via USB LAN (in the myRIO case), then to the cRio FPGA via a DMA FIFO. If the host is used for acquisition, the information flow is pictured above. If we want to use the cRIO (especially the FPGA) to accelerate digital signal processing, it is necessary to stream the information to the RT system, and then to the FPGA. The myRIO used here has the following parameters: NOTE: All development was done using Labview 2016, 32-bit. Unfortunately, there is probably no reasonable way to compile this library on VxWorks, much less Pharlap, so users of older CompactRIO devices are on their own. I used a myRio to do this project, but it should be possible to use this information on any linux-based cRio.

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In this post I will go a step further and show the reader how to compile the rtlsdr library directly on an RTLinux cRIO. Additionally, because the library is open source, header files and with that the library’s entry points are available to us in a usable and documented format. The implementation process was very straightforward because the library was already compiled and available in binary form.

WRITING SSH SHELL FROM LABVIEW ON COMPACTRIO SOFTWARE

In my previous post ( ), I released a library which allows a Labview user on Windows to directly use RTL-based software defined radios.