Comtech EF Data CDM-760 User Manual

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Serial-based Remote Product Management

Revision 2

CDM-760 Advanced High-Speed Trunking Modem

MN-CDM760

8–40

Parameter

Type

Command

(Instruction

& Qualifier)

Number of

Arguments

Description of Arguments

Response to

Command

Query

(Instruction &

Qualifier)

Response to Query

CnC

Delay Monitor

N/A

6 bytes

Query only.

When CnC is enabled and the modem is locked, it monitors the delay, in microseconds (µs), of the

interferer. Delay is returned in the form xxxxxx.

EXAMPLE: <0/CDM?

RESPONSE EXAMPLE 1: >0000/CDM=229500 (returns 229,500 µs or 229.5 ms)

RESPONSE EXAMPLE 2: >0000/CDM=999999 (not locked or CnC not enabled)

N/A

CDM?

CDM=xxxxxx

(see Description of

Arguments)

CnC

Freq Offset

Monitor

N/A

6 bytes

Query only.

When CnC is enabled, an estimated frequency offset, in kHz, will be calculated between desired and

interferer, Frequency offset is returned in the form xxxx.x.

EXAMPLE: <0/CFM?

RESPONSE EXAMPLE 1: >0000/CFM=+001.0 (1 kHz)

RESPONSE EXAMPLE 2: >0000/CFM=9999.9 (not locked or CnC not enabled)

N/A

CFM?

CFM=xxxx.x

(see Description of

Arguments)

Rx BERT

Pattern

RBP =

1 byte, value

of 0 thru 6

Command or Query.

Sets or returns the PN loopback pattern type in the form x, where:

0 = 2^23-1 (DEFAULT)

1 = Reserved

2 = Reserved

3 = Reserved

4 = Reserved

5 = 2047

6 = 2^15-1

EXAMPLE: <0/RBP=0 (default 2^23-1)

RBP =

RBP?

RBP*

RBP#

RBP?

RBP=

(see Description of

Arguments)

Tx BERT

Pattern

TBP =

1 byte, value

of 0 thru 6

Command or Query.

Initialises the PN loopback functionality and sets the pattern type in the form x, where:

0 = 2^23-1

1 = Reserved

2 = Reserved

3 = Reserved

4 = Reserved

5 = 2047

6 = 2^15-1

EXAMPLE: <0/TBP=0 (default 2^23-1)

TBP =

TBP?

TBP*

TBP#

TBP?

TBP=

(see Description of

Arguments)

BERT Error

Insert

BKE =

None

Command only.

Inserts a single error.

THIS COMMAND TAKES NO ARGUMENTS.

BKE =

BKE?

BKE#

N/A

N/A

BERT Clear

BER Counters

BRM =

None

Command only

Clears the BER counters.

THIS COMMAND TAKES NO ARGUMENTS.

BRM =

BRM?

BRM*

BRM#

N/A

N/A

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