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CDM-625 Advanced Satellite Modem

Revision 15

Appendix D

MN-CDM625

D–29

Parameter

Type

Command

(Instruction

& Qualifier)

Number of

Arguments

Description of Arguments

Response to

Command

Query

(Instruction &

Qualifier)

Response to

Query

ESC

Parameters

SCP=

Exception –

600/L

Emulation:

SCP=xy

3 bytes,

numeric

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

Allows control of the ESC baud rate and character format in the form xyz, where:

x is the index for baud rate:

0=1200 baud

1=2400 baud

2=4800 baud

3=9600 baud

4=19200 baud

5=38400 baud

6=14400 baud

7=28800 baud

y is the character format (data bits, parity, stop bits):

0=8N1 char format

1=7E2 char format

2=7O2 char format

z is the interface type:

0=RS-232

1=RS-485

The baud rate may be limited by the data rate. The ESC baud rate breakpoints (determined by data rate)

are shown in Chapter 5 and Chapter 12. A response of SCP* will indicate if the data rate will not allow a

selected baud rate to operate.

SCP=

SCP?

SCP*

SCP#

SCP?

SCP=xyz

(see Description of

Arguments)

Exception –

600/L Emulation:

SCP=xy

External

Frequency

Reference

EFR=

Exception –

600L Emulation:

MRC=

1 byte, value of

0 thru 6

Command or Query.

External Frequency Reference in the form x, where:

0=Internal 10MHz (default)

1=External 1 MHz

2=External 2 MHz

3=External 5 MHz

4=External 10 MHz

5=spare

6=Internal 10MHz plus output.

This means that the Reference is available on the “Ext Ref” rear connector (small rear-panel LED

indicates when ON)

EFR=

EFR?

EFR*

EFR#

Exception –

600L Emulation:

MRC=

MRC?

MRC*

MRC#

EFR?

Exception –

600L Emulation:

MRC=?

EFR=x

(see Description of

Arguments)

Exception –

600L Emulation:

MRC=x

Adjustment

for Internal

10MHz High-

stability

Reference

ADJ=

4 bytes,

numeric

Command or Query.

Provides fine adjustment of the Internal 10MHz Reference on the High-Stability Frequency Reference

module in the form sddd, where:

s= sign (+ or –)

ddd= value, 0-999.

ADJ=

ADJ?

ADJ*

ADJ#

ADJ?

ADJ=sddd

(see Description of

Arguments)

Warm-up

Delay

WRM=

1 byte, 0 or 1

Command or Query. (Hi-Stab Ref parameter)

Hi-stab Ref warm-up delay parameter in the form x, where:

0= Delay off (instant on)

1= Warm-up Delay on

WRM=

WRM?

WRM*

WRM#

WRM?

WRM=x

(see Description of

Arguments)