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For a Remote radio, under normal operation, RSSI is based on the average
signal strength of the SYNC message received in each of the eight frequency
zones. (RSSI is sampled each time a SYNC message is received.) When using
the RSSI reading to align a directional antenna, it is important to make
changes slowly so that the RSSI reading will provide meaningful results. It
will take several seconds to indicate a change in signal level. The radio stays
in RSSI mode until is pressed.
For a Master radio, under normal operation, entering the RSSI command
causes the response
NOT AVAILABLE to be returned. This is because a Master
is normally receiving signals from several Remote stations and an RSSI
reading would be continually changing. The only exception is when the
SETUP command has been asserted. This disables hopping and allows
reading a “raw” RSSI signal level in real time from a Master or Remote radio.
NOTE 1: RSSI readings will not accurately indicate signals stronger than –40 dBm.
NOTE 2: RSSI works for Dependent Masters. Command displays “NOT AVAILABLE” if
the Dependent Master is not synchronized.
RTU [ON, OFF, 0-80]
Remote Terminal Unit Simulator
This command re-enables or disables the radio’s internal RTU simulator,
which runs with MDS’ proprietary polling programs (poll.exe and rsim.exe).
The internal RTU simulator is available whenever a radio has diagnostics
enabled. This command also sets the RTU address to which the radio will
respond.
The internal RTU can be used for testing system payload data or pseudo bit
error rate (BER) testing. It can be helpful in isolating a problem to either the
external RTU or the radio. The default RTU setting is
OFF. To use this
command in a polling environment for testing, refer to the GE MDS
Network-wide Diagnostics Systems Handbook (P/N: 05-3467A01).
RX [xxxx]
Radio Receive Test Frequency
This command sets or displays the test receive frequency used in place of
hopping when the radio is in SETUP mode. The test receive frequency can be
reprogrammed to any value between 902.200 MHz and 927.800 MHz, inclu-
sive. The factory default setting is 915.000 MHz.
For the 2400 MHz radios, the test frequency can be programmed to any
frequency between 2400.6 MHz and 2482.0 MHz. The default value is
2436.0 MHz.
RXD [0–255]
RXD Delay
Used to set a delay, in milliseconds, of RXD data to emulate a seamless mode
with much lower latency in applications where retries are not required. Use a
delay of twice the value of the
HOPTIME period (See page 34).
ENTER
- Reference Manual 1
- MDS TransNET 900 1
- MDS TransNET 2400 1
- QUICK START GUIDE 2
- CONTENTS 3
- Copyright Notice 9
- MDS Quality Policy Statement 9
- RF Exposure Notice 9
- www.microwavedata.com 10
- 1.0 ABOUT THIS MANUAL 11
- 2.0 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION 11
- 2.1 Transceiver Features 11
- How Are They Different? 12
- 2.4 Typical Applications 12
- 2.2 Model Number Codes 12
- 2.3 Spread Spectrum Radios— 12
- Invisible place holder 13
- 2.5 Accessories 15
- 3.0 INSTALLATION PLANNING 16
- 3.1 General Requirements 16
- 3.2 Site Selection 16
- 4.0 INSTALLATION 24
- 4.1 Transceiver Installation 24
- 4.3 Tail-End Links 28
- 5.0 OPERATION 29
- 5.1 Initial Start-up 29
- PW R SYNC TXD RXD 30
- Q or QUIT.) 31
- 6.0 RADIO PROGRAMMING 32
- 6.1 Radio Programming Methods 32
- 6.2 User Commands 33
- ADDR) to view the currently 38
- AT ON at the Master 39
- Hardware Revision 45
- SYNC messages 46
- SLEEP. For more information 46
- command 47
- PWR command 48
- HOPTIME period (See page 34) 49
- SKIP command 52
- Firmware Revision Level 52
- 7.0 TROUBLESHOOTING 55
- 7.3 Troubleshooting Chart 58
- 7.5 Internal Fuse Replacement 60
- 8.0 RADIO FIRMWARE UPGRADES 61
- 8.1 Obtaining New Firmware 61
- 9.3 Using AT Commands 65
- UNIT are examples of 66
- Services 67
- Extension Radio(s) 68
- DIAG(nostic) port 71
- SAF even if you are 71
- 9.8 Mobile Operation Support 72
- 9.10 Seamless Mode Emulation 73
- 9.11 Full-Duplex Emulation 73
- CSADDR = ADDR 74
- CSADDR ≠ ADDR 74
- CSADDR = NONE 74
- 9.13 Security 75
- 10.0 TECHNICAL REFERENCE 76
- Table 27 lists the 80
- TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE 95
- FACTORY SERVICE 95
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