User's Manual

MDS LN100 Integrator’s Guide 05-6950A01, revision 3
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8. Set the radio’s basic configuration with a PC terminal through the Host system. The four essential settings
for all transceivers are (See Section 3 for commands):
Frequency
Bandwidth
Modem
Power
9. In a normally operating system, you will see the CR101 POWER LED turn on at start-up.
10. Optimize the installation by checking:
Antenna aiming and RSSI check
Optimal modem rate setting
3.0 RADIO PROGRAMMING
There are no manual adjustments on the radio. All programming and control is performed through a PC connected to
the Host platform that interfaces with the radio’s J1100 MiniPCIe card edge connector.
3.1 User Commands
The following tables provide descriptions of the various user commands for the transceiver.
Description
Notes
Displays NIC version build time and
date.
Displays all available commands.
Software reset.
Display the NIC serial number.
Display/set NIC modem selection.
[4QAM, 16QAM, 64QAM]
Display/set NIC symbol baud rate
selection.
[4800,9600,10000,16000,20000]
Read/write test address.
[0-7] Address used for tests (e.g. PER)
Starts a Packet Error Rate Test.
[-a] Destination test address
[-n] Number of packets to send
[-l ] Length of each packet
Display the amount of time since last
power cycle.
Transmits un-modulated CW
Transmits modulated random data
Transmits pass through of LO through
TX chain
Disables active transmission
Transmits a modulated random data
burst of 511 bytes, useful for training
the receiver equalizer
Instantaneous RSSI reading
dB
Read/write TX frequency
[val] - frequency in MHz
Read/write RX frequency
[val] - frequency in MHz
Change TCXO tuning voltage
[arg1] - Tuning voltage in V
Calibrate TCXO tuning voltage
[arg1] - Tuning voltage in V
Table 2. LN100 User Commands