I am using Labview Communication Design suite for programming USRP RIO.
I want to measure channel gain between RX-TX pair for which I plan to send a stream of 1111111 and see the received envelope( without modulating for now).
Since such source for Sin wave was available I thought of generating 1111 stream using 1= sin(m)/sin(m) as per follwing design or 1= sin(m)-sin(m) +1

The issue is though I can see that the waveform entering USRP as data to be streamed is a DC level but at reception side I am getting a sin wave!!

for TX side being:-

Receiver USRP should actually receive a faded random channel for transmitted sequence of 111111! I cannot explain the behaviour!
Even the frequency of Sin wave recived varies with the amplitude of the DC multiplier!
Please help explain the situation.