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Comtech EF Data CDM-760 User Manual

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Front Panel Operation

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CDM-760 Advanced High-Speed Trunking Modem

MN-CDM760

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6.2.2.5.2 (CONFIG: CnC) Min / Max Search Delay

To reduce the time taken for the CnC algorithm to converge, you can restrict the range of delay

the search uses. Factory default values for satellite operation are set to a minimum of 230 ms

and a maximum of 290 ms. Once CnC has found the exact delay the value can be further

reduced, but care should be taken to allow sufficient range to accommodate changes in path

delay due to Doppler.

To change the CnC Min or Max Search Delay: Use the   arrow keys to select the delay number

to edit using the arrow keys, and then edit the value of each number by using the  arrow

keys. Press ENTER.

If CnC is being bench-tested with two units in a back-to-back configuration, the

minimum delay should be set to 0 ms, and the maximum to 20 ms. This takes into

account the lack of satellite delay.

6.2.2.6 CONFIG: Comp

K4 GZip Lossless Compression and Decompression is an optional feature that requires

installation of the Compression Card in the modem.

Compression: Disabled

Decompression: Disabled

()

Use the   arrow keys to select a parameter. Press ENTER.

6.2.2.6.1 (CONFIG: Comp) Compression

Compression enables or disables the Tx compression path (LAN to Satellite). Tx Compression

(LAN to Satellite) requires activation of this FAST Option. Tx compression rate FAST Options may

be purchased and activated by the symbol rate, so maximum data rates will depend on

modulation and coding schemes used.

The CDM-760 uses a very fast, hardware-based (FPGA and ASIC) compression engine.

In most cases you do not need to worry about any limitations of the compression

engine. If, however, you are running a very high speed link and you are running

exclusively small Ethernet Frames in non-Packet Processor mode, or small IP

datagrams with the optional High-Speed Packet Processor card, refer to this table for

the maximum limitations of the compression engine:

Ethernet Frame Size

(bytes)

Limitation

Frames/Second

Limitation

Data Rate at

Limitation (Mbps)

64

Frames/Second

293,000

150

128

Frames/Second

293,000

300

>133

Modem Data Rate

N/A

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