Satel ATELLINE-M3-TR3 Integration Manual page 40

The configuration tools and settings are different between SATELLINE and Pacific Crest
modems:
Pacific Crest modems are configured via the serial port using PDLCONF WindowsTM program
that sends binary control messages to the serial port of the modem.
SATELLINE-EASy radio modems are configured via the serial port using SL commands or SATEL
Configuration Manager PC-program.
The table below shows the analogy of settings between Pacific Crest and SATELLINE radio
modems.
Pacific Crest setting
Identification: Owner
Identification: Channel Bandwidth
Identification: RF Power
Radio Link: Channel Selection Type
(Manual)
Radio Link: Current Channel
Radio Link: Link Rate
Radio Link:Modulation Mode
Radio Link:Scrambling
Radio Link:Transmit Retries
Radio Link:TX ACK Timeout
Radio Link:Csma Monitoring
Radio Link: AutoBase/AutoRover
Radio Link:Digisquelch
Radio Link:Forward Error Correction
Radio Link:Local Address (0 by default)
Radio Link:Remote Address (255 by default)
Serial Interface:Protocol Mode
Serial Interface:BREAK to Command
Serial Interface:Modem Enable: Yes
Serial Interface:Soft Break Enable
Serial Interface:EOT value (in 0.01s units)
Serial Interface:Digipeater Delay
Serial Interface:Local Node Repeater
Frequency Table
Data Security Code (must be 0=not used)
Potential conflicts:
Corresponding SATELLINE setting
not implemented
Channel spacing
TX power
Radio frequency
Radio frequency
Radio compatibility mode and channel
spacing determine the link rate
Radio compatibility
ON by default
not implemented
not implemented
Priority (RX=ON, TX=OFF) Default: RX
not implemented
Signal threshold
ON by default
Note: SATELLINE-EASy FEC must be OFF!
Primary RX address (RX1) (OFF by default)
Primary TX address (TX1) (OFF by default)
Radio compatibility
not implemented
not applicable
not implemented
Pause length (in serial port byte intervals)
not implemented
not implemented
Radio frequency
not implemented
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SATELLINE-M3-TR3,
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Integration Guide, Version 3.0