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Appendix
Using an External
Radio Transmitter Using a Supported Radio:
• Choose the model of radio used from the Device drop-down
list. You may need to make some additional settings,
depending on the model of radio you are using.
When shown, the button next to the Device drop-
down list, should be used to access and make these
additional settings. See table below.
Refer to Additional Settings for External Radios on
page 54 for more information.
Using a Non-Supported Radio:
• Select “Cable or Generic Device” from the Device drop-
down list.
• Set the port baud rate to between 1200 and 115200 Bd
to be in agreement with the radio used.
• Refer to the manufacturer documentation to set the radio.
NOTE: With ProMark 220, on the RTK tab, “Port B” is
reported to be the port used for the connection to the radio.
This should be understood as “port COM5” on ProMark 220
side.
Supported
Radio Model
Basic Settings Additional Settings through
Satel
Select baud rate:
19200 or 38400 None (radio should be configured sep-
arately)
Ashtech
U-Link Preset to 38400.
Cannot be changed. Protocol, Power management,
squelch, over-the-air baud rate
ARF7474B
EU Preset to 9600. Can-
not be changed.
Power management
ARF7474A
NA Preset to 9600. Can-
not be changed.
Power management
Pacific Crest
PDL
Select baud rate:
9600, 19200, 38400,
57600 or 115200 Protocol, Power management,
squelch, over-the-air baud rate, for-
ward error correction, scrambling
Pacific Crest
ADL
Select baud rate:
9600, 19200, 38400,
57600 or 115200 Protocol, Power management,
squelch, over-the-air baud rate, for-
ward error correction, scrambling