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Mnemonic
OC c s
Set Channel and
Source
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where c is channel:
O_0, O_1, O_2, O_3, O_4, O_5, O_6, O_7
where s is source:
CLK_I0, DATA_I0, CLK_Q0, DATA_Q0, CLK_I1, DATA_I1,
CLK_Q1, DATA_Q1, CLK_T, DATA_T, OFF
When the outputs return the value above, this says the
outputs are routed to the default settings. If anything is
changes, an asterisk (*) appears before the changed
parameter. For example, changing the secondary
Clock and Data to match the primary commands are:
OC O_2 CLK_I0
OC O_3 DATA_I0
When the changes are made, the list displays as follows:
OC
O_0 = CLK_I0
O_1 = DATA_I0
*O_2 = CLK_I0
*O_3 = DATA_I0
O_4 = CLK_I1
O_5 = DATA_I1
O_6 = CLK_Q1
O_7 = DATA_Q1
Now the user has the clock and data I0 (the letter I and the
number 0), on both the primary (A channel) and secondary (B
channel) outputs.
These settings can be saved with the SV command, but are
only saved per mode. If the user changes modes (using the
MO command), they must repeat the settings for the other
mode.
TM
Compact RDMS
Description
Telemetry Receiver
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