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Comtech EF Data CDM-760 User Manual

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Front Panel Operation

Revision 2

CDM-760 Advanced High-Speed Trunking Modem

MN-CDM760

6–7

6.2.2.1 (CONFIG:) NetSpec

Network Spec: DVB-S2-EB1

Operating Mode: MEO-TxRx-Rem

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Use the   arrows keys to select Network Spec or Operating Mode. Press ENTER.

6.2.2.1.1 (CONFIG: NetSpec) Network Spec

Network Spec (Network Specification) determines the top-level operating mode of the modem

(this impacts both the Tx and Rx paths).

Use the  arrow keys to select DVB-S1 (Open Network Standard Operation), DVB-S2-EB1, or

DVB-S2-EB2 (Comtech EF Data’s Efficiency Boost Rev. 1 or Rev. 2 Closed Network Standard

Operation). Press ENTER.

Note that DVB-S2-EB1 and DVB-S2-EB2 offer more ModCod and spectral rolloff (ROF) selections.

Table 6-4 lists the available modulation and code rate combinations. This table has some

roundoff of the last number in the Data Rate Range columns.

When you select a Network Specification other than what is active, the front panel displays this

message:

Configuring Network Specification

Please Wait

6.2.2.1.2 (CONFIG: NetSpec) Operating Mode

Operating Mode defines how the modem operates, when deployed with traditional geostationary

satellites or as used in a Tx/Rx or Rx-only capacity on MEO (Medium Earth Orbit) satellites.

Use the  arrow keys to select the desired mode. Press ENTER. Note the following:

Selection

Use when the modem is operating...

Normal

...on a satellite that is in geosynchronous orbit.

MEO-TxRx-Hub*

...on a MEO orbit satellite used at the gateway/hub site for both Transmit and Receive.

MEO-TxRx-Rem*

...on a MEO orbit satellite used at the remote site for both Transmit and Receive.

MEO-RxOnly*

...on a MEO orbit satellite used at the hub or remote site as an Rx-only demodulator.

*You must have a G.703 PIIC plugged into PIIC Slot #1 for any MEO Operational

Modes to be accessible. If a G.703 PIIC is not installed in PIIC Slot #1, then this

option will not be visible.

When you select an Operating Mode other than what is active, the front panel displays this

message: