Codan 2110 series Reference Manual page 467

Table 69:
Response message
FREQ: xxxxx.x RX/TX
GPS-POSITION: <channel>,
<caller address>, <self
address>, <date> <time>, <gps
position>|NO GPS CONNECTED|NO
VALID GPS POSITION
LBT: ABORTED
LBT: ALL CHANNELS BUSY
LBT: DISABLED
LBT: ENABLED
LBT: OCCUPIED
LBT: VACANT
LINK: CLOSED
LINK: INCOMING
LINK: OUTGOING
LOCK
LOCK: ABORT
LOCK: BUSY
LOCK: OFF
LOCK: ON
LQA: <channel>, <remote station
address>, <local BER/SINAD>,
<remote BER/SINAD>, <LQA
score>%
LQA-OUTPUT: OFF
LQA-OUTPUT: ON
MODE: <name>, <sideband>,
<ifwidth>, <ifcentre>
Manpack Transceiver 2110 series Reference Manual
CICS response messages (cont.)
Description
The receive and transmit frequencies (in kHz) of the
current channel are the same.
The GPS position of another station has been received.
The LBT measurement process has been aborted.
All of the channels tested for voice and data were busy.
No call was sent.
The global LBT Mode is disabled.
The global LBT Mode is enabled.
The channel tested is occupied with traffic.
The channel tested is clear of voice and data traffic.
The ALE link between your station and another station
has been closed.
The ALE link between your station and another station is
active, and your station is the recipient.
The ALE link between your station and another station is
active, and your station is the originator.
The GP input has been set to lock.
A lock is released from another interface.
The system is locked and cannot be used from this
interface.
The system is currently unlocked.
The system is currently locked.
The LQA information from the current or last-established
ALE link since startup of the transceiver has been
requested. The LQA information comprises BER/SINAD
values for the link, and the LQA score. An invalid value
is represented by a hyphen.
The asynchronous output of LQA information has been
disabled.
The asynchronous output of LQA information has been
enabled, that is, LQA output is displayed as it is sent or
received.
The current mode of the channel.
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