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  • Page 1 WEIVER 2.0 Player - RF Playback System / Manual WEIVER 2.0 Player MANUAL 2015 Printed in KOREA...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    WEIVER 2.0 Player - RF Playback System / Manual Updated 2015/3/2 manual WEIVER 2.0 Player 4 / SYSTEM OPERATION 1 / INTRODUCTION 7 4.1 WEIVER 2.0 Player Operation 20 1.1 WEIVER 2.0 Player System 4.2 Weiver_EX Software Installation 20 1.2 User System Requirements 4.3 Weiver_EX Software Update 21...
  • Page 3 Waste handling: Nationally and internationally recognized trademarks and trade names are the property of their respective holders and There is need to send material back to LUMANTEK. Please are hereby acknowledged. contact your local dealerfor information on recycling the product by sending the main parts of the product for Portions of this software are ©...
  • Page 4 1-year limited warranty The wide blade or third prong is provided for your (including labor and parts) Unless noted, Lumantek safety. If the provided plug does not fit into your outlet, Digital Media products normally carry a 1-year limited consult an electrician.
  • Page 5 Your Use of the Product defects in material and workmanship and will conform to Lumantek’s specification for the particular product. Lumantek will have no liability for any product returned if Lumantek determines that: The product was stolen from Lumantek. Limitation of Remedies...

  • Page 8: Weiver 2.0 Player System

    1.1 / WEIVER 2.0 Player System WEIVER 2.0 Player plays back the real world RF signals which had either recorded with WEIEVR - RF capture and playback platform or other RF capture equipments. Also, it comes with a converting utility that converts the I/Q data file into a possible data format, .wpj, with WEIVER 2.0 Player.

  • Page 9: User System Requirements

    2.0 Player / Operations Manual 1.2 / User System Requirements Your PC(System) must meet the following specification. Computer / Processor Hard Disk Space - Intel Pentium 4 2.33GHz -1TB GB SSD available hard disk space - Athlon 64 2800 or the faster processor Screen Operating System - 1024x768, “32-bit True Color”...

  • Page 10: Schematic Diagram

    2.0 Player / Operations Manual 1.4 / Data Flow PCI - Express Interface I (16-bit) I (16-bit) Q(16-bit) Q(16-bit) Hard Disk FPGA (SSD) (16-bit) Upconverter Attenuator RF OUT 1.5 / Schematic Diagram LAN(Ethernet), eSATA SATA-ll SSD/OS Windows Embedded 7 SATA-ll SSD/DATA 256 GByte PCI Express...

  • Page 11: Control Configuration

    2.0 Player / Operations Manual 1.6 / Control Configuration (Recommended) Control Unit Cross Cable LAN(Local Area Network) WEIVER Player 2.0 Ethernet router, hub, switch LAN(Local Area Network) WEIVER Player 2.0 keyboard / mouse connection WEIVER Player 2.0...

  • Page 12: System Specification

    2.0 Player / Operations Manual 1.7 / System Specification 88 mm 478 mm Frequency RF Output RF output port 50ohm, N type female, DC-cpl Frequency band 0.1 to 2700 MHz Max. DC input ±25 VDC max. Real time bandwidth 56MHz max. (Arbitrary variable BW, 1Hz step) Max.

  • Page 13: System Description

    VGA Port Center Port USB 2.0 Ports (x4) LAN Port (Static) Side Surround Port 2. SYSTEM DESCRIPTION 2.1 / WEIVER 2.0 Player Components Jack External Component Feature Description e-Sata Left/ RIght/ Up/ Down Button Reset Button USB ports ( X4)

  • Page 14: Weiver 2.0 Player System Configuration

    2.0 Player / Operations Manual 2.2 / WEIVER 2.0 Player System Configuration Basic Component WEIVER 2.0 Player Body WEIVER 2.0 Player AC Cord WEIVER 2.0 Player USB Weiver_EX Program WEIVER 2.0 Player Operation Manual WEIVER 2.0 Player Test Report WEIVER 2.0 Player Restore Data...

  • Page 15: Installation Precautions

    - Avoid wearing loose, draping clothing, and dangling jewelry when using WEIVER 2.0 Player. - Do not open the WEIVER 2.0 Player case. Doing so may void the warranty and LUMANTEK takes no responsibility for the damages caused by such action. Should you be experiencing performance issues, please contact your local dealer for assistance.

  • Page 16: Starting Weiver 2.0 Player

    CONTROL 3.1 / Starting WEIVER 2.0 Player The “Weiver_Ex” program is for connecting and controlling the Weiver 2.0 player system. You will see a “remote” sign displayed on front LCD panel when the system is being connected. 3.2 / Front Panel Operation [ Play ] Set -->...
  • Page 17 2.0 Player / Operations Manual [ Frequency Change ] Set --> 2. Frequency --> --> Change (up / down / left / right) --> Change (up / down / left / right) Set --> Esc [ Gain Change ] Set --> 3. Gain --> -->...
  • Page 18 2.0 Player / Operations Manual [ Spectrum Invert ] Set --> 4. Spectrum Inv. --> --> Change (up / down) Set --> Esc [ Reference 10MHz ] Set --> 5. Ref 10MHz --> --> Change (up / down) Set --> Esc [ Rescan Disk ] Set -->...
  • Page 19 2.0 Player / Operations Manual [ IP Setting ] Set --> 7. IP Setting --> --> DHCP Change (up) --> Static Change (down) --> IP Address --> Address Setting --> Subnet Mask --> Subnet Mask Setting --> Gateway --> Gateway Setting -->...
  • Page 20 2.0 Player / Operations Manual [ Version ] Set --> 8. Version --> Change ( up/down ) Set --> Esc [ System Default ] Set --> 9.System Def. --> --> Apply / Cancel Set --> Esc...

  • Page 21: Weiver 2.0 Player Operation

    4.1 / WEIVER 2.0 Player Operation Connect the WEIVER 2.0 Player to a laptop or desktop PC with both Microsoft Windows OS and the ‘Weiver_EX’ program installed. In case where system update is necessary, please have a monitor, keyboard and mouse ready. You may also use remote access control.

  • Page 22: Weiver_Ex Software Update

    The ‘Weiver_EX’ installation is now completed; click ‘Finish’ to exit the program. 4.3 / Weiver_EX Software Update Please visit us at http://www.lumantek. com/support/download.html to download ‘Weiver_EX’ program. Once downloaded, double-click to upgrade and select ‘Yes’ to uninstall previous version of ‘Weiver_EX’ .
  • Page 23 2.0 Player / Operations Manual Once uninstallation is finished, double-click on ‘Weiver_EX_ Setup.exe’ to install the program. Click ‘Next’ to proceed with the ‘Weiver_EX’ installation Click ‘Install’ to begin installation. process. The ‘Weiver_EX’ program is being installed as shown with The ‘Weiver_EX’...

  • Page 24: Cross Cable Connection Method

    This section is to show cross cable connection between PC and the Player by using static IP address. Please note that the first three columns of the static IP address for both PC and the player must be identical. To control WEIVER 2.0 Player using fixed IP, move to the WEIVER 2.0 Player network setting menu and set IP address manually.

  • Page 25: Weiver_Ex Operation

    2.0 Player / Operations Manual 4.6 / Weiver_EX Operation To use the latest version of the ‘Weiver_EX program’ , please visit our S/W Download page at http://www.lumantek.com. You can find detailed features and functionalities of the ‘Weiver_EX’ program. Weiver_EX Program(software)
  • Page 26 2.0 Player / Operations Manual Setting There are four unique tabs in ‘Setting’ menu. The ‘Play’ tab includes Frequency, Gain, Spectrum INV and Repeat settings. - Frequency Adjust the RF signal Center Frequency at user’s choice. - Gain Amplify or reduce the signal strength. (Input RF signal power of -30dB to +30dB).
  • Page 27 2.0 Player / Operations Manual - Average Enable/Disable ‘Exponential’ features in Spectrum Window. - Unit dB The RF Power level indication unit can be changed into dBm, dBmV, dBuV individually at user's convenience. - Marker Mark up to four (4) random individual points in spectrum window and display them simultaneously with power level indications.
  • Page 28 2.0 Player / Operations Manual If the user is equipped with an external trigger and set the trigger on (in previous page), Trigger button NOT pushed: Low Level(0V) – In capture & play mode, WEIVER 2.0 Player doesn’t work, 0V 3.3V...
  • Page 29 2.0 Player / Operations Manual Analyzer - 3D Spectrum Spectrum window can be displayed in 3D view. - 2D Spectrum The default setting is in 2D style. The Complex FFT Spectrum will display captured 8M bandwidth and captured 24M bandwidth. - Zoom Mode Zoom on the area by clicking first on the left mouse button and dragging to the preferred point and then clicking on the left mouse button.
  • Page 30 2.0 Player / Operations Manual View IQ Power @ 30MHz BW - Spectrum By adjusting the frequency in spectrum window, user can observe in-band RF signal (within range from 8M to 56M bandwidth). By adjusting the Range Input Capture mode, the RF IN signal power can be optimized by controlling the range in a capture mode.

  • Page 31: Weiver Utilities

    2.0 Player / Operations Manual 4.7 / Weiver Utilities Backup Default storage for captured data is in D: \ (D Drive). When default internal storage reaches to the point where remaining storage capacity is 2GB or less, it automatically stops. To ensure continuous uninterrupted data capture, a backup external storage device (e-SATA SSD) must be enabled/connected.
  • Page 32 2.0 Player / Operations Manual Weiver Signal Tracer Introduction ‘Weiver Signal Tracer’ provides a user information regarding location, power of RF signal, velocity when analyzing the data captured by WEIVER. In many cases, many circumstantial variables makes user have problem to analyze after user captured the data with RF capture equipment.
  • Page 33 2.0 Player / Operations Manual Control Menu 1. File Window ’ Displaying the file s name after choosing a file. 2. Open button Opening Windows to select .wpj file. 3. Sample Interval wpj-typed(*.wpj) file stores information in one second however, for displaying all information at the map and chart needs sufficient time.
  • Page 34 2.0 Player / Operations Manual 4. Analyze button Displaying information of wpj file on map and chart, using the sample ’ s time interval. Double-click a marker on the map shows information and click it then information disappear. 5. Repeat button Selecting play mode: one time or repeat .
  • Page 35 2.0 Player / Operations Manual 7. Play button Being based on an analyzed data, user can follow the actual driving route and check information. 8. Pause button 9. Stop button If stop button clicks, a map moves to start point. 10.
  • Page 36 2.0 Player / Operations Manual 11. Print button User can print out a result through a designated printer. 12. Excel button This function supports user to extract an analyzed data as an Excel format file(*.csv) and open and store the file on user’s demand.
  • Page 37 2.0 Player / Operations Manual 13. Lumantek Webpage Moving to Lumantek’s webpage when user clicks the logo. 14. Play Bar Displaying the current condition during playing. User can use ‘drag and play’ function. 13. Lumantek Webpage Moving to Lumantek’s webpage when user clicks the logo.
  • Page 38 2.0 Player / Operations Manual 1. Navigation Control User can control left and right or top and bottom of map by clicking navigation control and the movement of map is possible with mouse’s drag. 2. Street View To view street-level imagery for a specific location, click and drag [man icon] to the location a user wants.
  • Page 39 2.0 Player / Operations Manual 3. Scale Control To expand or reduce the size of map, it can be controlled by clicking a mouse left-button and the other way is a mouse pointer with scroll function; pointing at the location where a user wants can change the size of the map. Double-clicking of mouse left-button at the location on the map makes it expand and doing of mouse right-button makes it reduce.
  • Page 40 2.0 Player / Operations Manual Search Menu 1. Virtual Drive Searcher This function supports to search a driving test route before user has. At the route input window, 1) inputting a departure point and an arrival point and then 2) pushing enter or clicking ‘Search button. ’ activates ‘Virtual Drive searcher. ’ When it performs, a scroll bar appears on the right and, if each driving route is clicked, detailed driving routes between the departure point and the arrival point show up.
  • Page 41 2.0 Player / Operations Manual 2. Address Searcher After inputting information regarding the location a user likes to see, pushing ‘enter’ or clicking ‘Address button’ activates ‘Address searcher’ and the searched result displays on the map with a marker. Address searcher service is varied for each country so please refer to the appendix, ‘Google map Service.
  • Page 42 2.0 Player / Operations Manual Chart Window Chart window displays after analyze. The blue-colored graph is for a velocity of the vehicle and the red-colored graph is for RF signal’s power. According to the chart in the above, the signal sharply dropped in two times, approaching mouse pointer to these points makes information of each point indicate at the note.
  • Page 43 2.0 Player / Operations Manual Satellite Window It is difficult for user to analyze geographical features only with map, in this case, ‘Satellite Window’ helps user analyze, providing satellite map which shares same center with a map. ‘Satellite window’ is automatically controlled by map window and, depending on user’s needs, can be controlled by mouse drag or wheel (Satellite Window can perform when zoom level of map window is above the certain level).
  • Page 44 2.0 Player / Operations Manual 1. Location Informer Window If a user wants to know address and coordinates of the certain location, clicking ‘Location informer button’ makes a maker appear in the center of a map. It indicates the coordinates for the nearest address and the altitude based on the average 0 sea level.
  • Page 45 2.0 Player / Operations Manual * Appendix. Google Map Service country/region map tiles geocoding street driving directions Afghanistan Yes (same as tiles) Yes (Major Roads Only) Albania Yes (same as tiles) Yes (Major Cities Only) Yes (MapMaker Only) Algeria Yes (same as tiles) American Samoa Yes (same as tiles) Yes (MapMaker Only)
  • Page 46 2.0 Player / Operations Manual Burkina Faso Yes (same as tiles) Yes (Major Roads, MapMaker Additions) Burundi Yes (Major Roads, MapMaker Yes (same as tiles) Additions) Cambodia Yes (Major Roads, MapMaker Yes (same as tiles) Additions) Cameroon Yes (Major Roads, MapMaker Yes (same as tiles) Additions) Canada...
  • Page 47 2.0 Player / Operations Manual El Salvador Yes (MapMaker Only) Yes (same as tiles) Equatorial Guinea Yes (Major Roads Only) Yes (same as tiles) Eritrea Yes (Major Roads, MapMaker Yes (same as tiles) Additions) Estonia Yes (Major Cities Only) Yes (same as tiles) Ethiopia Yes (Major Roads, MapMaker Yes (same as tiles)
  • Page 48 2.0 Player / Operations Manual Japan Yes (same as tiles) Jordan Yes (Lacks street names) Yes (same as tiles) Kazakhstan Yes (Major Roads Only) Yes (same as tiles) Kenya Yes (Major Roads Only) Yes (same as tiles) Kiribati Kuwait Yes (Major cities only) Yes (same as tiles) Kyrgyzstan Yes (Major Roads, MapMaker...
  • Page 49 2.0 Player / Operations Manual Montenegro Yes (MapMaker Only) Yes (same as tiles) Yes (Major Cities Only) Montserrat Yes (MapMaker Only) Yes (same as tiles) Morocco Yes (Lacks street names) Yes (same as tiles) Mozambique Yes (Major Roads, MapMaker Yes (same as tiles) Additions) Myanmar Yes (MapMaker Only)
  • Page 50 2.0 Player / Operations Manual Rwanda Yes (Major Roads, MapMaker Yes (same as tiles) Additions) Saint Helena Yes (MapMaker Only) Yes (same as tiles) Saint Kitts and Nevis Yes (same as tiles) Saint Vincent and the Yes (MapMaker Only) Yes (same as tiles) Grenadines Saint Lucia Yes (same as tiles)
  • Page 51 2.0 Player / Operations Manual * Appendix. Google Map Language Service language code language name pt-BR ARABIC PORTUGUESE (BRAZIL) BASQUE pt-PT PORTUGUESE (PORTUGAL) BULGARIAN ROMANSCH BENGALI ROMANIAN CATALAN RUSSIAN CZECH SLOVAK DANISH SLOVENIAN GERMAN SERBIAN GREEK SWEDISH ENGLISH TAGALOG en-AU ENGLISH (AUSTRALIAN) TAMIL en-GB...
  • Page 52 Click the start button on your OS and select WeiverFIleConverterUtil inside Weiver_EX Program. Once you get the window for converting, ‘Complex type’ files can be played on WEIVER 2.0 Player. For Real type file, WeiverFileConverterUtil converts it into a Complex type file and generates Log data.

  • Page 53: Weiver_Ex Program Introduction

    To connect with WEIVER 2.0 Player, a separate WEIVER 2.0 Player IP List sub-window will appear. There are various methods of connecting the WEIVER 2.0 Player. . To connect through IP, the subnet of the WEIVER 2.0 Player unit and control PC must be matched to connect for security purposes properly.
  • Page 54 2.0 Player / Operations Manual Once the WEIVER 2.0 Player has successfully connected. Analyzer Menu The Analyzer Menu has five kinds of features in measuring or observing the Spectrum from Zoom to Undo. (3D Spectrum Analyzer, 2D Spectrum Analyzer, Spectrum Zoom in Analyzer, Spectrum Power Marker, Band Power Analyzer, State...
  • Page 55 2.0 Player / Operations Manual 2D Spectrum Analyzer Spectrum Zoom in Analyzer Zoom on the area by clicking first on the left mouse button and dragging to the preferred point and then clicking on the left mouse button. The area the user has selected will be highlighted.
  • Page 56 2.0 Player / Operations Manual If you want to zoom back to the previous screen, or to the original state, click on or simultaneously press Ctrl and Z. Spectrum Power Marker Band Power Analyzer The Band Power can be measured by clicking the left mouse button and dragging. Once the area has been selected, clicking the left mouse button will disengage and the results will be shown.
  • Page 57 2.0 Player / Operations Manual View Menu Weiver_EX has four sub-windows (with dedicated functions) in the main window. Each sub-window can be repositioned and resized. Further, the Auto Window Position function will automatically resize and reposition the five windows by Auto Window Position.
  • Page 58 In the capture mode, there is an advantage to capture while the user’s looking at I, Q graphs. I, Q is assigned 16bit integer value (maximum value 32,767, the minimum -32,768) and when transmitting arbitrary I, Q files created by users, WEIVER 2.0 Player will produce the most excellent RF signal when I/Q 16 bit signal has full swing.
  • Page 59 2.0 Player / Operations Manual Play Mode The data files stored in a capture mode are generated in two types(File Name.iqw, File Name.log). File Name.iqw is stored in the order of [I : 2Bytes, Q 2Bytes], File Name.log includes the records of Name.iqw file additional information.
  • Page 60 2.0 Player / Operations Manual The frequency can be changed with the mouse wheel or by double-clicking and entering in the figures. The transmission power can be changed with the mouse wheel or by double-clicking and entering the figures.
  • Page 61 WEIVER & WEIVER 2.0 Player By LUMANTEK...

  • Page 62: Api Operation

    [ WEIVER 2.0 Player Software ] 5.2 / WeiverPlayer API Performance Property The Weiver_Ex software connects the Weiver 2.0 Player software as IP and send UDP packets to run the Weiver 2.0 Player. We have opened the WeiverPlayer API example program and packet information because the purpose of the WeiverPlayer API is to control the Weiver 2.0 Player without the Weiver_Ex software.
  • Page 63 2.0 Player / Operations Manual The contents in the below are the structure of API packets (ref.:WvPlayerRemoteAPI.h). #define WEIVER_PLAYER_ID 0x057b50b7 #define WEIVER_PLAYER_API_RX_PORT 50504 #define REMOTE_STRING_SUCCESS _T("Received") #define REMOTE_STRING_INVALIDE_PARAM _T("Invalid Param") typedef enum _WvPlayerRemoteCMD_e WV_PLAYER_REMOTE_CMD_SET_STRING, WV_PLAYER_REMOTE_CMD_MAX }WvPlayerRemoteCMD_t; typedef struct _WvPlayerRemotePacket_t unsigned int u4_ID;// WEIVER_PLAYER_ID unsigned int u4_Reserved;//WV_PLAYER_REMOTE_CMD_SET_STRING unsigned int u4_DataSize;...

  • Page 64: Data Packet Structure

    2.0 Player / Operations Manual 5.3 / Data Packet Structure [ connect 50000 ] Type Reserved Data Size Data Data 0x057b50b7 L”connect 50000” Size(Byte) 13x2 [ disconnect ] Type Reserved Data Size Data Data 0x057b50b7 10x2 L“disconnect” Size(Byte) 10x2 [ rescandisk ] Type Reserved Data Size...
  • Page 65 2.0 Player / Operations Manual [ play stop ] Type Reserved Data Size Data Data 0x057b50b7 L“play stop” Size(Byte) [ play pause ] Type Reserved Data Size Data Data 0x057b50b7 L“play pause” Size(Byte) 10x2 [ play resume ] Type Reserved Data Size Data Data...
  • Page 66 2.0 Player / Operations Manual [ set freq 400 mhz ] Type Reserved Data Size Data Data 0x057b50b7 L“set freq 400000 khz” Size(Byte) 19x2 [ set freq 400000 khz ] Type Reserved Data Size Data Data 0x057b50b7 L“set freq 400000 khz” Size(Byte) 19x2 [ get freq ]...
  • Page 67 2.0 Player / Operations Manual [ set gain 100 ] Type Reserved Data Size Data Data 0x057b50b7 L“set gain 100” Size(Byte) 12x2 [ set gain -100 ] Type Reserved Data Size Data Data 0x057b50b7 L“set gain -100” Size(Byte) 13x2 [ get play_time_total ] Type Reserved Data Size...
  • Page 68 2.0 Player / Operations Manual [ get play_section ] Type Reserved Data Size Data Data 0x057b50b7 L“get play_section” Size(Byte) 16x2 [ set play_section 10 20 ] Type Reserved Data Size Data Data 0x057b50b7 L“set play_section 10 20” Size(Byte) 22x2 [ get spec_inv ] Type Reserved Data Size...
  • Page 69 2.0 Player / Operations Manual [ set sample_rate 10000000 ] Type Reserved Data Size Data Data 0x057b50b7 L“set sample_rate 10000000” Size(Byte) 24x2 [ set sample_rate 10000000 hz ] Type Reserved Data Size Data Data 0x057b50b7 L“set sample_rate 10000000 hz” Size(Byte) 27x2 [ set sample_rate 10 mhz ] Type...
  • Page 70 2.0 Player / Operations Manual [ get trigger_out_level ] Type Reserved Data Size Data Data 0x057b50b7 L“get trigger_out_level” Size(Byte) 21x2 [ set extclk off ] Type Reserved Data Size Data Data 0x057b50b7 L“set extclk off” Size(Byte) 14x2 [ set extclk on ] Type Reserved Data Size...
  • Page 71 2.0 Player / Operations Manual [ set trigger_in on ] Type Reserved Data Size Data Data 0x057b50b7 L“set trigger_in on” Size(Byte) 17x2 [ set current_directory d:\ ] Type Reserved Data Size Data Data 0x057b50b7 L“set current_directory d:\” Size(Byte) 25x2 [ set current_directory d:\WeiverData ] Type Reserved Data Size...
  • Page 72 2.0 Player / Operations Manual [ get folder_count ] Type Reserved Data Size Data Data 0x057b50b7 L“get folder_count” Size(Byte) 16x2 [ get foldername 0 ] Type Reserved Data Size Data Data 0x057b50b7 L“get foldername 0” Size(Byte) 16x2...

  • Page 73: Command List

    2.0 Player / Operations Manual 5.4 / Command List Connect, disconnect command, Example) 1. connect 50000, 2. disconnect rescandisk command, Example) 1. rescandisk...
  • Page 74 2.0 Player / Operations Manual set current_directory, get current_directory command get file_count, get filename, get folder_count, get foldername command openfile, get openfile command Example) 1. set current_directory f:\ 2. get current_directory 3. get file_count 4. get filename 0 5. get filename 1 6.
  • Page 75 2.0 Player / Operations Manual play start, play stop, play pause, play resume, get play_status command Example) 1. play start 2. get play_status 3. play pause 4. play resume 5. play stop...
  • Page 76 2.0 Player / Operations Manual set freq, get freq command Example) 1. set freq 400000000 (400MHz setting) 2. get freq 3. set freq 400 MHz (400MHz setting) 4. set freq 400000 KHz (400MHz setting) 5. set freq 400000000 Hz (400MHz setting)
  • Page 77 2.0 Player / Operations Manual get gain_min, get gain_max, get rf_out_level 0, get gain, set gain command Example) 1. get gain_min 2. get gain_max 3. get rf_out_level 0 4. set gain 100 5. get rf_out_level 0 6. get gain...
  • Page 78 2.0 Player / Operations Manual get play_time_total, get play_time_current, set play_time_current, get play_section, set play_section command Example) 1. get play_time_total 2. get play_time_current 3. set play_time_current 5 4. set play_section 6 10 5. get play_section set spec_inv off/on, get spec_inv command Example) 1.
  • Page 79 2.0 Player / Operations Manual set sample_rate, get sample_rate command Example) 1. set sample_rate 12000000, set sample_rate 12 mhz, set sample_rate 12000 khz 2. get sample_rate set trigger_out_level, get trigger_out_level command Example) 1. set trigger_out_level low 2. set trigger_out_level high...
  • Page 80 2.0 Player / Operations Manual set extclk, get extclk command Example) 1. set extclk off 2. set extclk on 3. get extclk set trigger_in, get trigger_in command Example) 1. set trigger_in off 2. set trigger_in on 3. get trigger_in...

  • Page 81: Weiverplayer Remote Api Source

    2.0 Player / Operations Manual 5.5 / WeiverPlayer Remote API source CWinApp theApp; using namespace std; const unsigned short u2_WeiverPlayerPort = WEIVER_PLAYER_API_RX_PORT; const unsigned short u2_RecvPortFromWeiverPlayer = 50000; const char s1a_WeiverPlayerIP[] = "192.168.100.1"; //const char s1a_WeiverPlayerIP[] = "127.0.0.1"; //const char s1a_WeiverPlayerIP[] = "192.168.10.15"; int _tmain(int argc, TCHAR* argv[], TCHAR* envp[]) nRetCode = 0;...
  • Page 82 2.0 Player / Operations Manual if(wcsncmp(wCmdLine, _T("exit"), wcslen(_T("exit"))) == 0) nRetCode = 1; else SendToStringCMD((char*)wCmdLine, 2*wcslen(wCmdLine)); wprintf(_T("\n")); WSACleanup(); return nRetCode; void SendToStringCMD(char unsigned int *s1p_Data, u4_Size) SOCKET h_Socket; SOCKADDR_IN Addr; SentBytes; WvPlayerRemotePacket_t t_Packet; WvPlayerRemotePacket_tp tp_Packet; char *pSendData = (char *)&t_Packet; char message[2000];...
  • Page 83 2.0 Player / Operations Manual h_Socket = socket(PF_INET, SOCK_DGRAM, IPPROTO_UDP); memset(&Addr, 0, sizeof(Addr)); Addr.sin_family = AF_INET; Addr.sin_port = htons(u2_RecvPortFromWeiverPlayer); Addr.sin_addr.s_addr = htonl(INADDR_ANY); struct timeval timeout; 2;//2 seconds timeout.tv_sec = timeout.tv_usec = 0; optlen = sizeof(timeout); setsockopt(h_Socket, SOL_SOCKET, SO_RCVTIMEO, (const char *)&timeout, optlen);...
  • Page 84 2.0 Player / Operations Manual SentBytes = sendto(h_Socket ,pSendData ,4/*sizeof(t_Packet.u4_ID)*/ 4/*sizeof(t_Packet.u4_Reserved)*/ 4/*sizeof(t_Packet.u4_DataSize)*/ + u4_Size ,0, (SOCKADDR*)&Addr, sizeof(SOCKADDR_IN)); if(SentBytes == SOCKET_ERROR) wprintf(_T("\nSend Fail")); else memset(&Addr, 0, sizeof(Addr)); length = recvfrom(h_Socket , message, 2000, 0, (SOCKADDR*)&Addr, &clntAddrSize); if(length == -1) wprintf(_T("Time Out")); else tp_Packet = (WvPlayerRemotePacket_tp)(message);...
  • Page 85 2.0 Player / Operations Manual Appendix. A A-1. Recorded Output File [FileName.iqw, FileName.log] FileName.iqw FileName.wpj Line 1: $Ver,1,IQ FileName,Cap_20110510_090927.iqw,IQ Rate,30000000,Center,474000000,Tracking, 1,AGC,0 Line 2: $GAIN,22.3,POWER,-42.1,,,TIME,1 Line 3: $GPRMC,214614.036,V,,,,,0.00,0.00,060180,,,N*43 Line 4: $GAIN,22.3,POWER,-42.1,,,TIME,2 Line 5: $GPRMC,214615.036,V,,,,,0.00,0.00,060180,,,N*42 Line 1: File Info. Ver: 1 IQ FileName:Cap_20110510_090927.iqw IQ Rate:30000000(30MHz : BW 24M) Center:474000000(474MHz) Tracking:1(0:Disable, 1:Enable)
  • Page 86 2.0 Player / Operations Manual A-2. Configurable Repeat Play...
  • Page 87 Appendix. B Ghost 15.0 Restoration - Please insert the USB Recovery Disk into USB port of WEIVER 2.0 Player system. Before the Recovery process, WEIVER 2.0 Player system must be set to use Boot from USB CD-ROM at BIOS configuration.
  • Page 88 2.0 Player / Operations Manual - Please click the Recover My Computer button on Home tap - Please click the Next button.
  • Page 89 2.0 Player / Operations Manual - Please click the OK button. - Please click the Browse button.
  • Page 90 2.0 Player / Operations Manual - Please select the Weiver_Player_C.V2I file in CD(USB-CD) Drive - Please click the Next button.
  • Page 91 2.0 Player / Operations Manual - Please click the Edit button. - Please select target to C drive...
  • Page 92 2.0 Player / Operations Manual - Please click the Next button. - Please click the Finish button.
  • Page 93 2.0 Player / Operations Manual - When you click the Yes button, recovery process will be start.
  • Page 94 2.0 Player / Operations Manual - When recovery process finished, please click the Close button. - Please click the Exit button.
  • Page 95 2.0 Player / Operations Manual - Please click the Yes button. After this process, WEIVER 2.0 Player system must be reboot.
  • Page 96 C-2. Weiver EWF (Enhanced Write Filter) Control[Disable/Enable/State] Please run ewf_off file on Weiver’s desktop for the EWF disablement. * Note : Before the WEIVER 2.0 Player installation or upgrade, EWF must be a disable state. Also, EWF Function must be Working on Weiver’s desktop screen...
  • Page 97 2.0 Player / Operations Manual After the WEIVER 2.0 Player Installation or Upgrade, Please run ewf_on file on Weiver’s desktop for the EWF enablement. Please reboot the Weiver’s system for applying EWF enablement. ewf_on Please run ewf_state file on Weiver’s desktop for the EWF state.
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