User's Manual
UM-003-A OPS243-A User Manual  10  OmniPreSense Corporation 
Reported Speed/Range/Direction Filter – use these settings to set the range of data to report. Settings 
are available for either a minimum or maximum value below or above which data will not be reported. 
Commands are available to set speed, range, and direction of speed filters. These filters can be used to 
help set sensitivity levels of detection. This command requires a return () after the number.  Direction 
filter allows reporting only a single direction or both. 
Command 
Name 
R/W 
Notes 
R>n 
Reported Minimum Speed 
Filter 
Write 
n is any number upon which no detected 
speeds below that number will be reported. 
R>0 resets to no limit. Doppler (-A, -C) radar 
only. 
R<n 
Reported Maximum Speed 
Filter 
Write 
n is any number upon which no detected 
speeds above that number will be reported. 
R<0 resets to no limit. Doppler (-A, -C) radar 
only. 
r>n 
Reported Range Filter 
Write 
n is any number upon which no detected 
range below that number will be reported. 
r>0 resets to no limit. FMCW (-B, -C) radar 
only. 
r<n 
Reported Range Filter 
Write 
n is any number upon which no detected 
range above that number will be reported. 
r<0 resets to no limit. FMCW (-B, -C) radar 
only. 
R? 
Report Current Speed Filter 
Read 
Reports current settings of the speed filter 
r? 
Report Current Range Filter 
Read 
Reports current settings of the range filter 
R+ 
Inbound Only Direction 
Write 
Only reports inbound direction 
R- 
Outbound Only Direction 
Write 
Only reports outbound direction 
R| 
Clear Direction Control 
Write 
Reports both directions 
Frequency Control (-A, -C Doppler only) – use this setting to set the desired transmit frequency. Set n to 
a positive or negative number to set the frequency. T=0 is the default setting targeting 24.125GHz. Each 
increment steps approximately 18MHz. The programming steps are limited to 24.0 through 24.25GHz for 
the OPS243.  The limits on n are -2 (~24.0GHz) to 2 (~24.25GHz) for the OPS243 which has some guard 
banding to ensure it stays within the 24.0-24.25GHz ISM band.  Depending on the spread between the 
current frequency and the newly set frequency, there may be a long settling time on the order of 5-10 
seconds or longer based on the size of the jump in values. Writing ?F will provide the current transmitter 
output frequency. 
Command 
Name 
R/W 
Value 
T=n 
Frequency Setting 
Write 
T=0 is the default setting for 24.125GHz. 
?F 
Frequency Output 
Read 
?F returns the output frequency of the 
transmitter in GHz. 










