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Query Command Library
RDP,PWR: Reading Radio Type Used and Radiated Power
Function This command queries the receiver for the radio connected to
the specified port.
The set of returned data is called “power table” describing
the type of radio used, the number of channels and the
radiated power.
If there’s no power table existing for the specified port, the
response will be:
$PASHR,RDP,PWR,s1,0
Command Format Syntax
$PASHQ,RDP,PWR,c1[*cc]
Parameters
Response Format Syntax
$PASHR,RDP,PWR,s1,d2,n(d3,f4)*cc
Parameters
Examples Reading radio power table for port A:
$PASHQ,RDP,PWR,A
$PASHR,RDP,PWR,ADL,5,0,2,1,8,2,16,3,25,4,35*35
Parameter Description Range
c1
Port for which you want the radio power
table.
A, B, D, F
*cc Optional checksum *00-*FF
Parameter Description Range
s1
Radio type:
• NONE: No radio
• ADL: ADL Foundation, ADL Vantage or
ADL Vantage Pro
ADL, XDL, NONE
d2 Total number of available channels 1-5 for ADL
n
n designates the number of (d3, f4) pairs
returned in the response; n= d2
n=d2
d3 Channel index 0-4 for ADL
f4 Power, in watts 2-35
*cc Checksum *00-*FF