Comtech EF Data SMS-758 - Manual (Page 154)

Remote Control Operation SMS-758 Modem Protection Switch
B–10 MN/SMS758 Rev. 3
B.3.4.1.3 Prime Demodulator Configuration Status
The Demodulator Configuration Status command causes a block of data to be returned
by the SMS-758. The block of data reflects the stored configuration of the demodulator
selected.
Command: <add/DCS_x”cr”
Response: >add/DCS_x”cr”
DA_yyy”cr” demod active (YES/NO)
DP_y”cr” demod priority (1, 2, or 3)
DT_y”cr” demod transponder
DD_yyy.y”cr” demod delay
ADD_yyy”cr” modem address
INT_y”cr””lf”] modem interface type
Where: x = 1 to 8 (prime demodulator number).
B.3.4.1.4 Backup Demodulator Configuration Status
The Demodulator Configuration Status command causes a block of data to be returned
by the SMS-758. The block of data reflects the stored configuration of the modulator
selected.
Command: <add/DCS_Bx”cr”
Response: >add/DCS_Bx”cr”
DA_yyy”cr” demod active (YES/NO)
ADD_yyy”cr” modem address
INT_y”cr””lf”] modem interface type
Where: x = 1 or 2 (backup demodulator number).
B.3.4.2 Modulator Status
The modulator status is returned as a block of data which provides basic status
information of all “active” modulators. B1 and B2 are the backup modulators.
Command: <add/MS_”cr”
Response: >add/MS_”cr”
MOD_1_yyy”cr”
MOD_2_yyy”cr”
MOD_3_yyy”cr”
MOD_4_yyy”cr”
MOD_5_yyy”cr”
MOD_6_yyy”cr”
MOD_7_yyy”cr”
MOD_8_yyy”cr”
MOD_B1_yyy”cr”
MOD_B2_yyy”cr””lf”]
Where: yyy = OK or FLT.