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Comtech EF Data CDM-750 User Manual

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CDM-750 Advanced High-Speed Trunking Modem

Revision 2

Front Panel Operation

MN-CDM750

5–13

Item

Description

RxPLL

(Alarm) The Rx Clock PLL is railed high or low indicating that the Rx Clock Source is

substantially different than the rate of incoming data.

RxOF

(Alarm) Rx Overflow indicates that the traffic received by the demod is exceeding the clock

RxClock setting and is therefore overflowing the buffer causing the buffer to re-center and

take a data hit.

RxUF

(Alarm) Rx Underflow indicates that the traffic received by the demod is not keeping up with

the clock RxClock setting and is therefore underflowing the buffer causing the buffer to re-
center and take a data hit.

ExtClkInRange

External Clock In Range indicates that the External Clock is selected by either the TxClock

or RxClock but the clock rate on J8 does not meet the expected rate by the modem. Note:

When ExtClkAct IS NOT in an Alarm or Fault condition but the ExtClkInRange IS in Alarm or

Fault condition, it is an indication that the clock source rate and the modem’s programmed
External Clock rate are different.

 
Using the TxPLL menu as the example:

Tx Pll Mask:Fault
Alarm Fault Mask Fault-Tx On

 
The  top  line  notes  the  active  mask  selection.  On  the  bottom  line,  use  the  W  X  arrow  keys  to 
select AlarmFaultMask, or Fault‐Tx On, and then press ENTER. (For the RxPllRxOF and RxUF
menus, only AlarmFault, and Mask are provided.) Note the following: 
 

Mask Type

Description

Redundancy Switchover and Tx Mute

Alarm

Alarms can be viewed from the Monitor:

Live Alarms menu (Sect.5.2.4.1). Alarms

cause the Unit Status LED to turn AMBER.

An alarm WILL NOT cause a redundancy switch

and WILL NOT mute the Tx carrier

Fault

Faults can be viewed in the Monitor:

Stored-Events log (Sect. 5.2.4.2).
Faults cause:

• The Unit Status LED to turn RED

• The J1 Alarm Connector to show a

Fault

A fault WILL cause a redundancy switch and

WILL mute the Tx carrier

Mask

Masking the event has the effect of ignoring

the event – it can no longer be logged and
is not seen in any menu.

Mask WILL NOT cause a redundancy switch

and WILL NOT mute the Tx carrier

Fault-Tx On

Faults can be viewed in the Monitor:
Stored-Events log (Sect. 5.2.4.2)
.

Faults cause:

• The Unit Status LED to turn RED

• The J1 Alarm Connector to show a

Fault

A Fault-Tx On WILL cause a redundancy switch
and WILL NOT mute the Tx carrier