KVH Industries TracVision C3 Owner's Manual page 38

A Guide to TracVision C3
2-20
Entering User-defined Satellite Data
Once the link between the PC and the TracVision C3 is
established as described in
Satellite," it is necessary to provide initial longitude data
regarding the user-defined satellite. To do so, enter the
SATCONFIG parser command via PC as follows:
Command: SATCONFIG,USERX,YYY,Z,D,L<cr>
(<cr> indicates a carriage return/ENTER key)
Where: X = 1 or 2 (satellite alternative)
YYY = longitude (0-180)
Z = E (East) or W (West)
D = decoding type (0 = test, 1 = DSS-A,
L = LNB polarization (C = circular, L = linear)
Function: configures one of the user-configurable satellites
with the longitude provided
Response: if valid entry, echoes the input data
if invalid entry, returns error message
After entering the SATCONFIG command, you must turn on the
DEBUG mode by typing @DEBUGON . Following the entry of
the SATCONFIG and DEBUGON commands, enter the satellite
transponder information via PC as follows:
Command: @SATCONFIG,X,N,F,S,C,ID,P,B,D<cr>
Where: @SATCONFIG = directs data to the RF Board
X = satellite location A or B
N = satellite table # (98 & 99 are slots for user-
F = frequency in MHz (either 00000 or a range from
S = the satellite transponder symbol rate in
C = the FEC code (e.g., 12, 23, 34, 56, 67, 78)
ID = the satellite network ID in hexidecimal format
P = the LNB polarization (v = vertical,
B = the LNB down conversion frequency (l = low,
D = decoding type (0 = test, 1 = DSS-A,
Section 2.5, "Selecting the Active
2 = DSS-B, 3 = DVB)
configured satellites)
10700 - 12700)
Mbit/second (01000 - 29999)
(0x####)
h = horizontal, r = right, l = left)
h = high, u = USA)
2 = DSS-B, 3 = DVB)