Comtech EF Data CDM-570A Installation And Operation Manual page 272

CDM-570A/570AL Satellite Modem with Optional Packet Processor
Serial-based Remote Product Management
Command
Parameter (Instruction
Type Code and
Qualifier)
Retrieve Next 5 N/A 130 bytes
unread stored
Statistics
1:1 Operational ASW= 1 byte, value of 0
Mode or 1
Arguments for
Command or
Response to
Query
Query only.
Returns the oldest 5 Stored Statistics that remain unread over the remote interface
in the forms:
For non-IP-ACM modes:
{CR}Sub-body{CR}Sub-body{CR}Sub-body{CR}Subbody{CR}Sub-body
where Sub-body = AA.ABB.BC.CD.Dddmmyyhhmmss:
AA.A=Minimum Eb/No during sample period.
BB.B=Average Eb/No during sample period.
C.C=Max. Tx Power Level Increase during sample period.
D.D=Average Tx Power Level Increase during sample period.
ddmmyyhhmmss = date/time stamp.
For IP-ACM mode:
{CR}Sub-body{CR}Sub-body{CR}Sub-body{CR}Subbody{CR}Sub-body
where Sub-body = AA.ABB.BC,DE,Fddmmyyhhmmss:
AA.A=Minimum Eb/No during sample period.
BB.B=Average Eb/No during sample period.
C=IP-ACM Rx ModCod that was current at time the statistic entry was logged.
D=Maximum Rx ModCod in hex during sample period.
E=Minimum Rx ModCod in hex during sample period.
ddmmyyhhmmss = date/time stamp.
Notes:
1) If there are no new events, the unit response is RNS*.
2) If less than 5 statistics are to be retrieved, the remaining positions are padded
with zeros.
3) If you change your operating mode between non-IP-ACM and IP-ACM modes,
Comtech EF Data recommends that you execute the Clear All stored Statistics
(CAS=) command before retrieving any further statistics.
Command or Query.
Sets or returns 1:1 operational mode in the form x, where
0 = Unit is in Manual Mode
1 = Unit is in Auto Mode
Note: In Manual Mode, all fault relays are forced to the non-faulted condition. This
allows the online unit to be configured without an unintended switchover to the
backup unit.
Description of Arguments
8–28
MN-CDM570A
Revision 3
Query
Response to
(Instruction Code
Command
and Qualifier)
N/A RNS? RNS={CR}AA.ABB.
BC.CD.Dddmmyyh
hmmss{CR}AA.AB
B.BC.CD.Dddmmyy
hhmmss{CR}AA.AB
B.BC.CD.Dddmmyy
hhmmss{CR}AA.AB
B.BC.CD.Dddmmyy
hhmmss{CR}AA.AB
B.BC.CD.Dddmmyy
hhmmss
(see Description of
Arguments)
ASW= ASW? ASW=x
ASW? (see Description of
ASW* Arguments)
ASW#
Response to
Query