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CDM-625 Advanced Satellite Modem

Revision 15

Appendix D

MN-CDM625

D–35

Parameter

Type

Command

(Instruction

& Qualifier)

Number of

Arguments

Description of Arguments

Response to

Command

Query

(Instruction &

Qualifier)

Response to

Query

Request to

Send

RTS=

1 byte, value of

0, 1, 2

Command or Query.

Defines how RTS/CTS will operate at the main data interface in the form x, where:

0=RTS/CTS Loop, No Action. RTS and CTS are looped, so that CTS echoes the state of RTS, but RTS

does not control the ON/OFF state of carrier.

1=Loop, RTS Controls TX O/P. RTS and CTS are looped, so that CTS echoes the state of RTS and

RTS controls the ON/OFF state of carrier (in order words, the modem will not bring up its TX carrier

until RTS is asserted.

2=Ignore RTS, Assert CTS.

Example: RTS=0 (RTS/CTS Loop, No Action)

RTS=

RTS?

RTS*

RTS#

RTS?

RTS=x

(see Description of

Arguments)

HSSI

Handshake

Control

HHC=

1 byte, value of

0,1

Command or Query. (HSSI parameter)

Defines TA/CA control of the HSSI interface in the form x, where:

0 = TA to CA loop (default)

1 = RR control CA, TA control Tx output.

Example: HHC=0 (TA to CA loop)

HHC=

HHC?

HHC*

HHC#

HHC?

HHC=x

(see Description of

Arguments)

POCO

feature

(Power-On

Carrier-Off)

PCO=

1 byte, value of

0,1

Command or Query.

Use with caution.

If enabled, when a modem is power cycled, it will power up with the Tx carrier setting OFF.

0=POCO disabled (normal operation)

1=POCO enabled – care!

Example: PCO=0 (disabled – normal operation)

PCO=

PCO?

PCO*

PCO#

PCO?

PCO=x

(see Description of

Arguments)

DoubleTalk

Carrier-in-

Carrier (CnC)

Mode

CNM=

1 byte, value of

0 to 9

Command or Query.

CnC enable in the form x, where:

0=Off

1=On (normal)

2=APC, C-Band, Side A

3=APC, X-Band, Side A

4=APC, Ku-Band, Side A

5=APC, Ka-Band, Side A

6=APC, C-Band, Side B

7=APC, X-Band, Side B

8=APC, Ku-Band, Side B

9=APC, Ka-Band, Side B

Notes:

1. CnC may be enabled only if:

The optional plug-in hardware CnC card has been installed AND a CnC FAST option is unlocked.

The range of permitted data rates is controlled by a FAST feature code. (Read EID to decode the

installed options for the modem)

2. If CnC-APC is active (APS=22), key transmission/reception (Modulation, FEC type, Code Rate,

Framing, Data Rate, Interface) cannot be modified until CnC-APC is suspended. (Use APC

command to suspend or activate.)

CNM=

CNM?

CNM*

CNM#

CNM?

CNM=x

(see Description of

Arguments)