JVC TDR6 Pgca Timeout, Data, Handshake, Interface, Parity, Source, Stop

TDR6 Remote Command Listing (continued)

Mnemonics		Parameters/	DVB Defaults	Description
		Response Values
PGCA TIMEOUT		Time in seconds	—	Query-only; displays the amount of time that the service
				originator allows the TDR6 to remain authorized to receive
				the selected service in the event that the TDR6 stops
				receiving periodic service authorization messages.
				Front panel equivalent: Details>PGCA>Timeout on loss
UDx		—	—	Combined with additional mnemonics, specifies the user
where x = A or B				data port that is the object of the command.
				When UDx is entered, the TDR6 returns the following user
				data information: PID, auto select, source, interface type,
				handshake, config mode, baud rate, data bits, parity, and
				stop bit settings.
				Front panel equivalent: None
UDx	AUTO	On, Off	On	Sets how PIDs are selected.
				■ On: TDR6 selects the lowest incoming PID
				■ Off: Operator must enter the PID manually using the UDx
				PID command
				Front panel equivalent: None
UDx BAUD_ASYNC		1200, 2400, 4800, 9600,	38400	Query-only; displays the baud rate for the specified
		19200, 38400		asynchronous user data port.
				Front panel equivalent: Details>Data>Data A/B>Baud
				(when data is asynchronous)
UDx BAUD_SYNC		0 TO 4096000	38400	Query-only; displays the baud rate for the specified
				synchronous user data port.
				Front panel equivalent: Details>Data>Data A/B>Baud
				(when data is synchronous)
UDx	DATA	7, 8	8	Query-only; displays the data bits for the specified
				asynchronous user data port.
				Front panel equivalent: Details>Data>Data A/B>Data Bits
				(when data is asynchronous)
UDx	HANDSHAKE	On, Off	Off	Sets the handshaking parameter for the specified user data
				port:
				■ On: Enables handshaking for the specified user data port
				■ Off: Disables handshaking for the specified user data port
				Front panel equivalent: None
UDx	INTERFACE	EIA-232; EIA-422	EIA-232	Sets the hardware interface for the specified user data port
				to be either EIA-232 or EIA-422 compliant.
				Front panel equivalent: Details>Data>Data A/B>Interface
UDx	PARITY	None, Odd, Even	None	Sets the parity for the specified asynchronous user data
				port.
				Front panel equivalent: Details>Data>Data A/B>Parity
				(when data is asynchronous)
UDx	PID	<available PIDs> or Off	0x0030	Sets the PID for the specified user data port.
				When no user data is present, the system returns the
				message no data present.
				To query all available user data PIDs, enter the command
				UDx PID ?
				Front panel equivalent: Details>Data>Data A/B>PID
UDx	SOURCE	—	—	Query-only; displays the source (synchronous or
				asynchronous), and baud rate of the user data at the input
				to the encoder. For asynchronous user data, also displays
				the number of data bits and the number of stop bits.
				When no user data is present, the system returns the
				message no data.
				Front panel equivalent: Details>Data>Data A/B>Source
UDx	STOP	1, 2	1	Sets the stop bits for the specified asynchronous user data
				port.
				Front panel equivalent: Details>Data>Data A/B>Stop Bits
				(when data is asynchronous)

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