CDM-600 Satellite Modem

Revision 7

Front Panel Operation

MN/CDM600.IOM

CONFIG: REMOTE CONTROL: CHAR FORMAT

PARITY:DATA-BITS:STOP-BITS = N81 (N81,E72,O72)

Edit the I/O character format using the [↑] [↓] arrow keys. The options are:

N81

No parity

8 Data bits

1

Stop bit

E72

Even parity

7 Data bits

2

Stop bits

O72

Odd parity

7 Data bits

2

Stop bits

6.3.1.10CONFIG: MASK

These sub-menus permit the user to selectively mask, or make active, various alarms and traffic conditions that are monitored in the unit.

CONFIGURE ALARM MASK: AIS BUFFER

RXIF SAT-ALM TERR-ALM

Use the [←] [→] arrow keys to select the parameter to edit, then press ENTER.

One of the following sub-menus will be displayed:

CONFIG: MASK: AIS

AIS: TX-TERR-AIS= MASKED (ACTIVE,MASK)

RX-SAT-AIS = ACTIVE (ACTIVE,MASK)

Use the [←] [→] arrow keys to select the parameter to edit: Select either ACTIVE or MASKED, using the [↑] [↓] arrow keys, then press ENTER.

If TX-TERR-AIS is set to ACTIVE, a fault will be generated whenever the modulator senses that the ‘all ones’ condition is present in the terrestrial data.

If RX-SAT-AIS is set to ACTIVE, a fault will be generated whenever the demodulator senses that the ‘all ones’ condition is present in the receive data.

If an alarm is MASKED, no alarm will be generated.

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Premier Mounts CDM-600 Config Remote Control Char Format, Config Mask AIS, PARITYDATA-BITSSTOP-BITS = N81 N81,E72,O72