configureP​lutoRadio(​'AD9364','​usb:0') Command not working

I am trying to configure my new ADALM PLUTO SDR to the AD9364 configuration in order to be able to get the bigger frequency range. I want to receive signals at 150MHz which should be fine after using the >> configurePlutoRadio('AD9364','usb:0') command. I ran the command and it showed me that the configuration is successful. However, I still get an error about operating outside the factory default frequency range for the SDR and I get prompted to run the same command and I run it again but still get the same error. This is the error I keep on getting:

• Failed to update LO for device: cf-ad9361-lpc. Specified center frequency is outside factory default range. To assign the center frequency to 150000000, release the radio and click configurePlutoRadio('AD9364','usb:0'). For more information, see help configurePlutoRadio.

Is the command outdated and does not work anymore or am I doing something wrong?

Looking forward for a reply. Thanks.

[Sergio García García]

I have the same problem. Hope somebody reply...

[rashed alhaj mohammad]

I found the solution. The MATLAB command is outdated and thus useless. Check this link out: https://www.rtl-sdr.com/adalm-pluto-sdr-hack-tune-70-mhz-to-6-ghz-and-gqrx-install/ It will show you how to access the radio’s configuration and reconfigure it using certain commands. HOWEVER, in addition to the commands provided in the article, you need to type in one additional command: fw_setenv compatible ad9364

Follow everything the article suggests in addition to the extra command I mentioned above and your Pluto radio will be good to go. Plug it in and use it on MATLAB/Simulink with no issues or additional commands.

[Sergio García García]

thank you for your answer, it works !!

Answer 1

[rashed alhaj mohammad]

I found the solution. The MATLAB command is outdated and thus useless. Check this link out: https://www.rtl-sdr.com/adalm-pluto-sdr-hack-tune-70-mhz-to-6-ghz-and-gqrx-install/ It will show you how to access the radio’s configuration and reconfigure it using certain commands. HOWEVER, in addition to the commands provided in the article, you need to type in one additional command:

fw_setenv compatible ad9364

Follow everything the article suggests in addition to the extra command I mentioned above and your Pluto radio will be good to go. Plug it in and use it on MATLAB/Simulink with no issues or additional commands