Remote Control Commands Extension - Promax OP-170-E Manual De Instrucciones

2.5 Remote control commands extension

Due to the new available functions, it is necessary to add several items to the MO-170
remote control command list. These new commands are described below:
Name Message
*SHPd<cr>
SHP
*?SHP<cr>
*SBTd<cr>
SBT
*?SBT<cr>
*NOId<cr>
NOI
*?NOI<cr>
*CNRddd<cr>
CNR
*?CNR<cr>
*SIGd<cr>
SIG
*?SIG<cr>
*ECOd<cr>
ECO
*?ECO<cr>
*EAMdaaaa<cr>
EAM
*?EAMd<cr>
*EPHdpppp<cr>
EPH
*?EPHd<cr>
*EDOdsffff<cr>
EDO
*?EDOd<cr>
*EDLdtttt<cr>
EDL
*?EDLd<cr>
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Answer Description and Format
Select modulator pulse shaping mode.
'd' ASCII coded digit.
0: BYPASS, 1: STANDARD, 2: USER
*SHPd<cr> Ask for the current modulator pulse shaping mode.
'd' as before.
Select modulator pulse shaping beta value.
'd' ASCII coded digit
0: β=4, 1: β=8, 2: β=16, 3: β=32
*SBTd<cr> Asks for the current modulator pulse shaping
beta value.
'd' as before.
Select noise generator state.
'd' ASCII coded digit
0:OFF, 1:ON
*NOId<cr> Asks for the noise generator state.
'd' as before.
Set C/N value when noise generator is ON.
'ddd' ASCII coded digits
C/N in dBx10 (030 to 400)
*CNRddd<cr> Asks the current C/N value.
'ddd' as before.
Set COFDM signal ON/OFF.
'd' ASCII coded digits
0:ON, 1:OFF
*SIGd<cr> Asks for the COFDM signal generation state.
'd' as above.
Set Echo generator ON/OFF.
'd' ASCII coded digits
0:OFF, 1:ON
*ECOd<cr> Asks for the echo generator value.
'd' as before.
Set echo amplitude.
'd' echo number (0 to 5)
'aaaa' amplitude in dBc x 10
*EAMaaaa<cr> Asks for the echo amplitude.
'd' and 'aaaa' as before.
Set echo phase
'd' echo number (0 to 5)
'pppp' phase in DEG x 10.
*EPHpppp<cr> Asks for the echo phase
'd' and 'pppp' as before.
Sets echo Doppler frequency.
'd' echo number (0 to 5)
's' sign + / -
'ffff' frequency in Hz x 10.
*EDOsffff<cr> Asks for the echo Doppler frequency.
'd' ,'s' and 'ffff' as above.
Set echo delay time.
'd' echo number (0 to 5)
'tttt' delay time in µs x 10
When 'd' = 0, the delay is internally fixed at 0 µs
regardless of the field 'tttt' .
*EDLtttt<cr> Asks for the echo delay.
'd' and 'tttt' as above.
OP-170-E USER'S MANUAL
06/2006