The centre radio frequency of the modem is set as follows:
| AT S155=nnn.nnnnnn<CR><LF> |
Where: | nnn.nnnnnn is the format of the input string for the |
| frequency in MHz |
Default: | current centre frequency. |
Read: | AT S155?<CR><LF> |
Read Return: | nnn.nnnnnn<CR><LF> |
Example: | AT S155=458.5<CR><LF> sets 458.5MHz |
| AT S155=458.500000<CR><LF> sets 458.5MHz |
Note that frequencies in multiples of either 12.5kHz or 10kHz only are acceptable. If a whole number of MHz is entered a “.” must be entered before the <CR><LF>.
If the wrong centre frequency is entered the modem will respond with the following error message and the entry will be ignored:
ERROR<CR><LF>
4.10Received Signal Strength Indication (RSSI) (AT S156)
This request to the modem gives a response of nn <CR><LF>, where the nn is the value of the Received Signal Strength of the radio carrier present at the antenna at that time. The returned value of RSSI is in the range of 1 to 10.
The level of RF level of each value is given in the following table:
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05 | to |
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06 | to |
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07 | to |
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08 | to |
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10 | > |
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XX | Not available |
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| Table 4 RSSI Levels |
Hermes Operator Note | Page 16 of 32 |