Operation

tone: Tone code (0-15signifying digits 1-9,0,*,#,A-C).

Volatile test command for DTMF output, if supplied. Tones will be output at the percentage of full-scale voltage indicated by level. If tone is supplied, then that tone is output continuously. If tone is omitted, then the IRD cycles endlessly through all tones, 1 second per tone. Disable with TESTOFF command. A Local Control Command (available from the terminal regardless of "Local Control Enable/Disable" commands from the network).

DTMFVOL percent

percent: Integer between 0 and 100 inclusive.

Command to set DTMF output tone levels. Immediately after entry of the command, the IRD will play out all 16 tones (at a rate where they are individually identifiable) at the commanded level. If percent is ‘0’, output is essentially OFF. If percent is ‘100’, level is maximum spec level. Entering command without parameters still plays out the tone sequence and then reports current level setting. A Local Control Command (available from the terminal regardless of "Local Control Enable/Disable" commands from the network).

EMAIL x

x: Either E for Enabled, or D for Disabled.

Command to enable COMPEL→ printed email. A Local Control Command (available from the terminal regardless of "Local Control Enable/Disable" commands from the network).

ERRORS type threshold

type: Either E for Error’d Seconds or C for Continuity-count errors.

threshold: Integer between 1 and 255.

Command to set either Error’d-seconds-rate or Continuity-count Alarm threshold. Unit will show an alarm if, over any previous 60 second interval, the number of type events which are detected exceeds threshold. A Local Control Command (available from the terminal regardless of "Local Control Enable/Disable" commands from the network).

EXIT

Command ends telnet sessions. Same as QUIT command.

FORCERF port

port: Either OFF or the numbers 1, 2, 3, or 4.

Command to either disable or enable effective RF switch bypassing. If port is a number, then all subsequent carrier reception is sought at that RF feed port, regardless of the current Unit Setting. If port is OFF, then normal RF switch function is restored. Entering the command without parameters gives current status, either Normal RF Switch, or Forced RF Feed Port n where n is either 1, 2, 3, or 4. A Local Control Command (available from the terminal regardless of "Local Control Enable/Disable" commands from the network).

GHOSTLIST action PID

action: A for Add or D for Delete.

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Wegener Communications 4600 manual Command ends telnet sessions. Same as Quit command
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4600 specifications

Wegener Communications 4600 is a state-of-the-art digital satellite receiver designed for high-performance applications in the broadcasting and telecommunications sectors. This advanced receiver is part of Wegener's renowned line of products, catering to a range of broadcasting needs, from television to data communications. The Wegener 4600 offers a host of features that make it an attractive choice for both broadcasters and service providers.

One of the key features of the Wegener 4600 is its robust satellite reception capability. It supports a wide range of satellite frequencies and protocols, ensuring reliable connectivity in various scenarios. The device is engineered to work seamlessly with the DVB-S and DVB-S2 standards, which allow for efficient compression and transmission of high-definition video content. This ensures that users can deliver high-quality broadcasts with minimal latency, an essential factor in today's fast-paced media landscape.

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The Wegener 4600 also features advanced management and monitoring capabilities. Through its user-friendly interface, operators can easily configure settings, monitor performance metrics, and manage multiple streams. This functionality is crucial for maintaining optimal performance and ensuring the reliability of the broadcast.

In terms of connectivity, the device supports various interfaces, including ASI and IP, enabling integration with existing broadcast infrastructures. This adaptability is a significant advantage for organizations looking to upgrade or expand their capabilities without extensive redesigns of their current systems.

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