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CDM-625 Advanced Satellite Modem

Revision 15

Appendix D

MN-CDM625

D–28

Parameter

Type

Command

(Instruction

& Qualifier)

Number of

Arguments

Description of Arguments

Response to

Command

Query

(Instruction &

Qualifier)

Response to

Query

RTC Time

TIM=

6 bytes

Command or Query.

A time in the form hhmmss, indicating the time from midnight, where:

hh = hours (00 to 23)

mm = minutes (00 to 59)

ss = seconds (00 to 59)

Example: TIM=231259 (23 hours:12 minutes:59 seconds)

TIM=

TIM?

TIM*

TIM#

TIM?

TIM=hhmmss

(see Description of

Arguments)

EDMAC

Framing

Mode

EFM=

1 byte, 0 or 1

Command or Query.

EDMAC mode in the form x, where:

0=EDMAC OFF (Idle Mode)

1=EDMAC ON (Master Mode)

2=EDMAC ON (Slave Mode, Query Only)

Example: EFM=1 (EDMAC Enabled as Master)

EFM=

EFM?

EFM*

EFM#

EFM?

EFM=x

(see Description of

Arguments)

EDMAC

Slave

Address

Range

ESA=

4 bytes

Command or Query.

EDMAC Slave Address Range - sets the range of addresses of distant-end units (modems or transceivers)

that this unit, as the Master, will forward messages for. Only values which are integer multiples of ten are

permitted. (0010, 0020, 0030, 0040 etc.)
Example: ESA=0090
This command is only valid for an EDMAC master. When used as a Query, it may be sent to an EDMAC

slave, which will respond with the appropriate address.

ESA=

ESA?

ESA*

ESA#

ESA?

ESA=xxxx

(see Description of

Arguments)

One Time

EDMAC Slave

Overwrite

OTO=

1 byte, value

of 0 or 1

Command or Query.

One Time Overwrite to EDMAC Slave modem in the form x, where:

0=Off

1=On

Examples:

OTO=1 causes EDMAC Slave modem to be able to accept ONE remote control command locally after

OTO=1 command.

OTO=0 turns off One Time Overwrite, only EDMAC command from EDMAC Master modem will be

accepted by Slave modem.

OTO=

OTO?

OTO*

OTO#

OTO?

OTO=x

(see Description of

Arguments)

Engineering

Service

Channel

ESC=

1 byte, 0 or 1

Command or Query. (IBS and ESC++ feature)

ESC in the form x, where:

0 = Disable the high-rate ESC

1 = Enable the high-rate ESC

IBS ESC may only be enabled when:

1. Both Tx and Rx framing modes are set to IBS.

2. Data rate is not 1544 kbps (as spare overhead bits are not available in this mode).

3. IBS high-rate ESC FAST option is enabled.

ESC=

ESC?

ESC*

ESC#

ESC?

ESC=x

(see Description of

Arguments)