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