Target dpc address, Target dpc address -60, Figure 3-78 speed up ebno prompt – Comtech EF Data CDM-570/570L Vipersat User Manual

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Vipersat Configuration

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Vipersat CDM-570/570L User Guide

Enter Q at the command prompt in the DPC Configuration screen to display

the Speed Up EbNo dialog shown in figure 3-78. The default value for this

parameter is 5 dB.

Figure 3-78 Speed Up EbNo prompt

Target DPC Address

The Target DPC Address identifies the modem that is transmitting to this

CDM-570/570L, and will be receiving the DPC messages that provide the

current Eb/No value for this CDM-570/570L. Typically, all Remotes will spec-

ify the Hub modem that is supplying the TDM outbound. The Outbound IP

address is sent out to all STDMA Remotes via the Burst Map, and the DPC

Target for these Remotes is automatically mapped to that address.
The Target DPC Address command is used only for modems that are Out-of-

Band and will be utilizing the DPC feature. For In-Band modems, the target

addresses are handled automatically by the VMS.
To manually configure the target address for an Out-of-Band modem, enter 1 at

the command prompt. The Target DPC Address dialog shown in figure 3-79

will appear.

Figure 3-79 Target DPC Address prompt

The STDMA Burst Controller is not permitted to specify a DPC Target because

the demodulator is receiving multiple bursts very rapidly from all Remotes in

the group and is unable to utilize DPC to control the transmit power of the

Remote modems. However, the transmit power of the Burst Controller adjusts

to meet the target EbNo values for the Remotes in the group. These Remotes

and their status and EbNo values are displayed in the Vipersat Summary screen,

DPC details (see “Vipersat Summary” on page 3-67).

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