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ISO 9001:2015
Certified
Technical Guide
RDMS™ Access via Telnet
and
Serial Control Protocol
Quasonix, Inc.
6025 Schumacher Park Dr.
West Chester, OH 45069
27 May 2022
*** Revision 1.0.4***
**Note: Access to this serial control interface is provided primarily for debugging
purposes. Unlike the standard browser interface, the serial control interface
within the Telnet screen is not safeguarded from accidental or improper changes
to the receiver's configuration.
It is strongly recommended that users contact Quasonix Technical Support
(Tel: 513-942-1287 or support@quasonix.com) prior to using the Terminal serial
control interface.
Specifications subject to change without notice.
All Quasonix receiver products are under U.S. Department of Commerce jurisdiction categorized as
5A991; not covered by ITAR
No part of the document may be circulated, quoted, or reproduced for distribution without prior written approval from
Quasonix, Inc.
Copyright Quasonix, Inc., All Rights Reserved.

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  • Page 1 Specifications subject to change without notice. All Quasonix receiver products are under U.S. Department of Commerce jurisdiction categorized as 5A991; not covered by ITAR No part of the document may be circulated, quoted, or reproduced for distribution without prior written approval from Quasonix, Inc.
  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Technical Guide: RDMS™ Telnet and Serial Control Table of Contents Access via Telnet ........................... 4 RDMS™ Serial Control Protocol ......................8 Tier 0 (PCM/FM), Tier I (SOQPSK-TG), Tier II (Multi-h CPM) and PSK Commands ....9 2.1.1 Additional Command Set Details................... 14 2.1.1.1...
  • Page 3 Technical Guide: RDMS™ Telnet and Serial Control Data Quality Encapsulation – DQ ................. 43 2.1.1.18 2.1.1.19 Derandomizer State - DR ..................... 45 2.1.1.20 Digital Status Output - DSO ..................45 2.1.1.21 Forward Error Correction - FEC ................... 47 2.1.1.21.1 FEC Settings for BPSK ..................47 2.1.1.21.2...
  • Page 4 Figure 6: RDMSIII Telnet Command Menu-Unsubscribe All Channels ............6 Figure 7: RDMSIII Telnet Command Menu-Subscribe to a Specific Channel ..........7 Figure 8: RDMS™ Welcome Message Example ..................8 List of Tables Table 1: Standard and Optional User Commands ..................10...
  • Page 5: Access Via Telnet

    Telnet provides access to the individual receiver channel’s underlying serial control interface. The serial control interface is not recommended for typical RDMS usage. The Telnet interface should only be accessed by advanced users. Contact Quasonix customer support before using these options.
  • Page 6: Figure 3: Connected To Channel 2 In Pcm/Fm Mode

    Technical Guide: RDMS Telnet and Serial Control Figure 3: Connected to Channel 2 in PCM/FM Mode Method 2-Unsubscribe and use a different channel Look at the second Telnet screen again (Figure 4). Follow the on-screen instruction and press the ` key. This is the very first key on the left side of the keyboard under the tilde (~).
  • Page 7: Figure 6: Rdmsiii Telnet Command Menu-Unsubscribe All Channels

    Technical Guide: RDMS Telnet and Serial Control The command menu is used to unsubscribe from connections and reconnect to a specific channel. Figure 6 shows all connections being unsubscribed. Figure 6: RDMSIII Telnet Command Menu-Unsubscribe All Channels In Figure 7, the user typed a 1 to subscribe (connect) to channel 1. At this point, the user may press the Enter key to continue, as described in Method 1.
  • Page 8: Figure 7: Rdmsiii Telnet Command Menu-Subscribe To A Specific Channel

    The last response line is always the currently selected mode (PCMFM, SOQPSK, CPM, or PSK), followed by the character “+” or “>”, depending on the version of the firmware. This prompt signifies that the RDMS™ is ready to accept new characters.
  • Page 9: Rdms™ Serial Control Protocol

    The last response line is always the currently selected mode (PCM/FM, SOQPSK, CPM, or PSK), followed by the character “+” or “>”, depending on the version of the firmware. This prompt signifies that the RDMS is ready to accept new characters.
  • Page 10: Tier 0 (Pcm/Fm), Tier I (Soqpsk-Tg), Tier Ii (Multi-H Cpm) And Psk Commands

    Technical Guide: RDMS Telnet and Serial Control 2.1 Tier 0 (PCM/FM), Tier I (SOQPSK-TG), Tier II (Multi-h CPM) and PSK Commands The following table describes all receiver user commands. Listed are the command code, name, description of the command, whether specific options must be ordered or the command is standard on all receivers, basic or advanced command, and whether the command is restricted to specific waveform modes.
  • Page 11: Table 1: Standard And Optional User Commands

    Technical Guide: RDMS Telnet and Serial Control Table 1: Standard and Optional User Commands Mnemonic Name Description Option (s) Mode Required Restriction Help Message Displays abbreviated list of Standard None available Help commands Antenna Control Report or set antenna control...
  • Page 12 Technical Guide: RDMS Telnet and Serial Control Mnemonic Name Description Option (s) Mode Required Restriction Combiner Displays and controls Standard None Control combiner settings Clock Polarity Report or set clock polarity Standard For Asynch PSK (legacy) inversion state modes, CP A...
  • Page 13 Technical Guide: RDMS Telnet and Serial Control Mnemonic Name Description Option (s) Mode Required Restriction FM Demodulator Displays and controls FM Standard PCM/FM Settings demodulator settings Frequency Report or set receiver center Standard None frequency Advanced Help Displays Help commands not...
  • Page 14 Technical Guide: RDMS Telnet and Serial Control Mnemonic Name Description Option (s) Mode Required Restriction Reset Defaults Restores factory default Standard None parameters for the unit Default is currently the lowest number modulation supported by the transmitter with the selected band and...
  • Page 15: Additional Command Set Details

    Technical Guide: RDMS Telnet and Serial Control Mnemonic Name Description Option (s) Mode Required Restriction Version Report the current Firmware Standard None (software) version information for the receiver; displays the current application, FPGA, and adaptive equalizer versions 2.1.1 Additional Command Set Details 2.1.1.1...
  • Page 16: Antenna Control Unit - Acu

    Technical Guide: RDMS Telnet and Serial Control CH1 – Channel 1 INT – Internal where: <e> Enable 0 – Disabled 1 – Enabled BCS NOT in AQPSK mode Displays and controls best channel selector settings BCS [<e>] – Sets best channel selection enable for data <e>...
  • Page 17 Technical Guide: RDMS Telnet and Serial Control T <t> - Sets antenna mode scan type to <t> where: <t> - Scan type C - Conical scan E - E-scan R <r> - Sets antenna mode scan rate to <r>, 10.00 to 50.00 Hz ACU [AM [<p>|S <s>|B <b>]] - Antenna control unit AM settings...
  • Page 18: Adaptive Equalizer Control - Aeq

    Technical Guide: RDMS Telnet and Serial Control ACU AGC 0 Set polarity to Normal ACU AGC 1 Set polarity to Inverted ACU AGC S 42.0 Set AGC output scale to 42.0 dB/V Valid range is 1.0 to 50.0 dB/V ACU AGC T 222.0 Set manual mode AGC time constant to 222.0 ms...
  • Page 19 Technical Guide: RDMS Telnet and Serial Control Options: -h - Do not display header AEQ [M {CMA|DD} <k>] M CMA <k> - Sets EQ CMA Mu to <k>, 0.000 to 0.003906 M DD <k> - Sets EQ CMA Mu to <k>, 0.000 to 0.003906 AEQ [K {FF|FB} <k>]...
  • Page 20: Automatic Frequency Control - Afc

    Technical Guide: RDMS Telnet and Serial Control G - Display as graphic only Examples: Report equalizer status PCMFM$aeq Adaptive equalizer enabled EQ auto hold disabled Decision directed error is NOT in use Decision directed enabled Reg enabled Mean squared error (CMA) 0.014893 Mean squared error (DD) 0.855225...
  • Page 21 Technical Guide: RDMS Telnet and Serial Control L <m> - Sets AFC correction limit to <m>, 0.000006 to 46.666661 MHz T L <t> - Sets AFC power detect low threshold to <m>, 0.000000 to 0.999985 T H <t> - Sets AFC power detect high threshold to <m>, 1.000015 to 65536.000000 O <e>...
  • Page 22: Automatic Gain Control - Agc

    Technical Guide: RDMS Telnet and Serial Control AFC P <p> – Sets the automatic frequency control hold period Example: AFC P 5007 Set AFC hold period to 5007 µs Valid range is 0.000 to 4294967296.000 µs; initialized value is 5000 µs...
  • Page 23: Automatic Gain Control Bulk Attenuation - Agc Ba

    Technical Guide: RDMS Telnet and Serial Control AGC zeroed at -60.36 dBm (60.38 dB attenuation) AGC auto zero hold threshold 0.000 dB SNR AGC auto raising zero time constant 0.250 seconds AGC auto lowering zero time constant 0.250 seconds AGC loop total attenuation 60.062 dB...
  • Page 24: Automatic Gain Control Data Settings - Agc Data

    Technical Guide: RDMS Telnet and Serial Control AGC BA 1 Bulk attenuator AGC control enabled, switched in AGC BA V 17.000 Set attenuation value to 17.000 dB Valid range 0.0000 to 511.9375 dB AGC BA D 33.3 Set switch out threshold delta attenuation to -33.3 dB Valid range -255.5 to -0.0 dB...
  • Page 25: Automatic Gain Control Loop Parameter - Agc L

    Technical Guide: RDMS Telnet and Serial Control Setting the AGC mode to IF forces control of the IF attenuators under AGC control and disables AGC control of the bulk attenuator. This also forces AGC Zero to Auto because when playing back recorded signals, such as demod/playback-demod, the noise floor changes as the AGC in the original recording holds the signal power steady and allows the noise floor to move.
  • Page 26: Automatic Gain Control Auto Zero - Agc Az

    Technical Guide: RDMS Telnet and Serial Control Examples: AGC LUT 111.5 Display AGC look up table 111.5 attenuation Valid range is 0.0 to 255.5 dB AGC LUT R Rebuild AGC look up table 2.1.1.5.6 Automatic Gain Control Auto Zero - AGC AZ The AGC AZ command enables or disables AGC auto zero and sets hold threshold or time constants.
  • Page 27: High Speed Output Mixer Settings - Ahm

    Technical Guide: RDMS Telnet and Serial Control AGC Z S Manually set AGC zero level, NO reset on frequency or IF bandwidth change; NO reset on power cycle AGC Z 2 Set AGC output zero to 2 dBm AGC Z R...
  • Page 28: High/Low Speed Outputs

    Technical Guide: RDMS Telnet and Serial Control 2.1.1.7 High/Low Speed Outputs The receiver has four generic high speed (video) analog outputs, four generic low speed analog outputs, and four generic clock/data paired digital outputs. While there are signals that are normally found on these outputs, there is also a list of other sources that can be connected.
  • Page 29 Technical Guide: RDMS Telnet and Serial Control • D - Channel DAC D <s> sets the channel source to one of the options below (if desired): • IF0 - Physical channel 0 IF input • IF1 - Physical channel 1 IF input •...
  • Page 30: Analog Low Speed Output - Alo

    Technical Guide: RDMS Telnet and Serial Control Displays current high speed (video) output status settings (enabled/disabled and output frequency) high speed (video) Channel DAC A Source Data path high-speed signal 0 Scale - 1.0000 Offset - 0.0000 Polarity - High (+)
  • Page 31 Technical Guide: RDMS Telnet and Serial Control [<c> [<s>|<p>|S <s>|O <o>] <e>] where: <c> is the channel to set; Valid entries are: • A - Channel A (AM) • B - Channel B (Aux Analog A Out) • C - Channel C (AGC) •...
  • Page 32 Technical Guide: RDMS Telnet and Serial Control O <o> sets the channel offset to a value between -1.0000 and 0.9995 E <e> sets the channel enable to enabled or disabled • 0 - Disabled • 1 - Enabled Examples: ALO C AGC...
  • Page 33: Digital High Speed Input - Dhi

    Technical Guide: RDMS Telnet and Serial Control Digital High Speed Input – DHI 2.1.1.7.3 DHI displays and controls high speed digital input settings. DHI [<c> <s>] – Sets channel <c> to source <s> where: <c> - Input channel NC – Not Connected <s>...
  • Page 34 Technical Guide: RDMS Telnet and Serial Control CC - Channel C Clock CD - Channel C Data DC - Channel D Clock DD - Channel D Data TH1 - Top Hat 1 TH2 - Top Hat 2 <s> - Signal source...
  • Page 35: Low Speed Digital Input - Dli

    Technical Guide: RDMS Telnet and Serial Control BD - Channel B Data CC - Channel C Clock CD - Channel C Data DC - Channel D Clock DD - Channel D Data TH1 - Top Hat 1 TH2 - Top Hat 2 <p>...
  • Page 36: Low Speed Digital Output - Dlo

    Technical Guide: RDMS Telnet and Serial Control DLI [<s> <p>] – Sets source <s> polarity to <p> where: <s> - Input source URX – UART Rx TH8 – Top Hat 8 TH9 – Top Hat 9 TH10 – Top Hat 10 TH11 –...
  • Page 37 Technical Guide: RDMS Telnet and Serial Control TH22 - Top Hat 22 <s> - Signal source F0 - Fixed 0 F1 - Fixed 1 UT0 - UART Tx 0 UT1 - UART Tx 1 DP0 - Datapath 0 DP1 - Datapath 1...
  • Page 38: Low Speed Mixer Control - Alm

    Technical Guide: RDMS Telnet and Serial Control {1|-} - Active low (inverted) 2.1.1.8 Low Speed Mixer Control - ALM The ALM command displays and controls low speed (ACU) output mixer settings ALM [<f>|<c> [<e>]] - Sets low speed (ACU) mixer parameters <f>...
  • Page 39: Best Channel Selector - Bcs

    Technical Guide: RDMS Telnet and Serial Control System Lock is active 2.1.1.10 Best Channel Selector – BCS The BCS command displays and controls the best channel selector settings. BCS [<e>] - Enables best channel selection where: <e> - Enable 0 – Disabled (Off) 1 –...
  • Page 40: Combiner Control - Cmb

    Technical Guide: RDMS Telnet and Serial Control BR M - Show the current measured bit rate BR M Display measured bit rate in Mbps BR SM - Set the bit rate to the measured bit rate BR SM Set the bit rate to the measured bit rate in Mbps...
  • Page 41 Technical Guide: RDMS Telnet and Serial Control 1 – Enabled A H <t> - Sets aligner hold below Eb/N0 <t>, -20.000 to 30.000 dB or -100.000 is off A B <b> - Sets aligner with timing offset above <b>, 0.010 to 1.000 bits CMB A P <p>...
  • Page 42: Clock Polarity - Cp

    Technical Guide: RDMS Telnet and Serial Control Examples: System configured for Physical input 0 Combiner frequency error -0.024177 MHz Combiner error limit 0.06250 of bitrate Combiner zeta 1.000 Hold in threshold 5.936 dB Hold out threshold 0.000 dB BSS in threshold 11.761 dB BSS out threshold 8.936 dB...
  • Page 43: Differential Decoding - Dd

    Technical Guide: RDMS Telnet and Serial Control 0 - Disabled (C band tunes directly) 1 - Enabled (C band tunes to downconverted P band) Examples: Downconverting antenna is disabled DA 0 Set downconvert antenna state to Off (Disabled); C band tunes directly DA 1 Set downconvert antenna state to On (Enabled);...
  • Page 44: Data Polarity - Dp

    Technical Guide: RDMS Telnet and Serial Control D <e> - Sets data output muting on unlock to <e> where: <e> - Enable 0 - Disabled 1 - Enabled Example: Output muting timeout 1000 Output muting clock enable 0 Output muting data enable 0 2.1.1.17 Data Polarity - DP...
  • Page 45 Technical Guide: RDMS Telnet and Serial Control where: <t> - Table DP - datapath LUT DEC - decode LUT OUT - output LUT where: <e> - Enable 0 - Disabled 1 - Enabled DQ LUT <t> [<p>[ = <v>]] - Show/set data quality LUT value(s) for table <t>...
  • Page 46: Derandomizer State - Dr

    The Digital Status Output command controls the source, polarity, and override states. Quasonix has a technology called HyperTrack, which is a digital interface between the receiver and an antenna controller. This is intended to replace the standard analog AM/AGC that has been in use for decades. While digital, HyperTrack uses the same cabling and connectors to reduce rewiring costs.
  • Page 47 Technical Guide: RDMS Telnet and Serial Control Lock detect output = Lock detect active High (+) normal operation One of the sources is HyperTrack data. When HyperTrack is enabled, the lock detect output becomes HyperTrack data, and is then unavailable.
  • Page 48: Forward Error Correction - Fec

    Technical Guide: RDMS Telnet and Serial Control Lock detect output = Lock detect active High (+) normal operation Sync detect output = Sync detect active High (+) normal operation 2.1.1.21 Forward Error Correction - FEC Forward Error Correction requires the K7 option in the serial number.
  • Page 49: Fec Settings For Dpm

    Technical Guide: RDMS Telnet and Serial Control FEC [<d> CV <e>] - Sets convolutional decode enable for data <d> to <e> where: <d> - Datapath component A - Data A B - Data B <e> - Enable 0 - Disabled 1 - Enabled FEC [CVS <e>] - Sets convolutional symbol decode enable to <e>...
  • Page 50: Fec Settings For Soqpsk/Ldpc

    Technical Guide: RDMS Telnet and Serial Control where: <m> - Mode V - Viterbi K = 7 Rate = 1/2 2.1.1.21.4 FEC Settings for SOQPSK/LDPC FEC [LDPC {M <m>|I <s>}] M <m> - Sets LDPC mode to <m> where: <m> - LDPC mode...
  • Page 51: Force Lock Indication - Fl

    Technical Guide: RDMS Telnet and Serial Control where: <m> - Mode L - LDPC FEC [ASM <t>] - Sets ASM threshold to <t>, 0 to 65535 2.1.1.22 Force Lock Indication - FL The FL command displays and controls lock forcing settings.
  • Page 52: Fm Video Bandwidth Control - Fm B

    Technical Guide: RDMS Telnet and Serial Control D <m> sets the NTSC Video deemphasis filter mode to one of three values • 0 - Off • N - NTSC • P - PAL Example: FM output polarity + FM demodulator bandwidth 1.4 MHz FM output scale 1.0...
  • Page 53: Help Command - H

    Technical Guide: RDMS Telnet and Serial Control Examples: Rx frequency 2200.500000 MHz FR 2200.5 Set modulation to 2200.5 MHz 2.1.1.25 Help Command – H H – Displays a list of basic Help commands H ? – Displays “Help on Help”...
  • Page 54: Hypertrack - Ht

    Technical Guide: RDMS Telnet and Serial Control • Square brackets '[' and ']' indicate optional parameters: MO [<m>] - MO command followed by optional value parameter <m> • Vertical bars '|' indicate a choice of parameters: AGC [M <m>|<e>] AGC command followed by optional M control parameter followed by the <m> value parameter OR AGC command followed by just the <e>...
  • Page 55: If Filter Control - If

    Technical Guide: RDMS Telnet and Serial Control [DQM <d>] - Sets DQM decimation rate to 2^<d>, 0 to 15 2.1.1.28 IF Filter Control - IF The IF filter control command displays and controls the filter selections. IF filters may be set to automatic based on the bit rate or the second IF filter may be set to a value based on a filter index.
  • Page 56: Low Density Parity Check - Ldpc

    Technical Guide: RDMS Telnet and Serial Control • • • IF F x sets the first IF filter to one of the filter index values below: • 0 - 12.0 MHz • 1 - bypassed Examples: Auto IF filter select enabled First IF filter (0) 12.0 MHz...
  • Page 57: Modulation Index - Mi

    Technical Guide: RDMS Telnet and Serial Control A <t> - Sets ASM threshold to <t>, 0 to 65535. This is not a stored parameter. I <s> - Sets half iteration scale to <s>, 0.100 to 1.000 Examples: LDPC LDPC mode 4k Rate 2/3 LDPC decode ASM threshold 192 LDPC decode half iteration scale 0.900...
  • Page 58: Modulation - Mo

    Technical Guide: RDMS Telnet and Serial Control M <i> - Sets modulation index trellis maximum index to <i>, 0.000 to 8.000 T <i> - Sets modulation index trellis target index to <i>, 0.000 to 8.000 H <i> - Sets modulation index trellis hysteresis to <i>, 0.000 to 8.000 Examples: Modulation index scaling mode acquire (Triggered at 27.57 Eb/N0)
  • Page 59: Output Clock Measurement - Ocm

    Technical Guide: RDMS Telnet and Serial Control {8|UQPSK} - Unbalanced Quadrature Phase Shift Keying {9|DPM} - Digital Phase Modulation {11|STC} - Space Time Coding {12|SOQPSK/LDPC} - Shaped Offset Quadrature Phase Shift Keying With LDPC {13|STC/LDPC} - Space Time Coding With LDPC...
  • Page 60: Pcm Deframing - Pdf

    Technical Guide: RDMS Telnet and Serial Control NRZS - Non-return-to-zero, space RZ - Return-to-zero BIPL - Bi-phase, level BIPM - Bi-phase, mark BIPS - Bi-phase, space DMM - Delay modulation (Miller code), mark DMS - Delay modulation (Miller code), space...
  • Page 61 Technical Guide: RDMS Telnet and Serial Control where: <f> - Format N - Normal C - CSV PDF [CNT <e>|R] [CNT <e>] – Sets the Frame count enable where: <e> - Enable 0 - Disabled 1 - Enabled [CNT R] – Resets frame counts PDF [A <e>]...
  • Page 62: Receiver Channel Parameters

    Technical Guide: RDMS Telnet and Serial Control N - Discard none FH - Discard minor frame header FI - Discard minor frame header and ID PDF ME [A|<e>] - Sets maximum number of synchronization bit errors to <e>, 0 to 64 or A for automatic PDF [WL <l>|LT <t>|UT <t>]...
  • Page 63: Parameter Reset - Prs

    Technical Guide: RDMS Telnet and Serial Control 2.1.1.35.4 Parameter Reset - PRS The Parameter Reset command resets the current operating parameter set to the defaults. This does not affect the stored parameter set. Example: Initializing parameter data... ok 2.1.1.35.5 Parameters Save - PSV The Parameters Save command writes the current operating parameter set into a (previously erased) stored parameter set.
  • Page 64 Technical Guide: RDMS Telnet and Serial Control N – Normal C – CSV <r> - Sets display rate to <r> Valid range is 100 to 60000 ms (500 ms if not specified) Options: -h – Do not display header PL [HEAD <f>] – Shows system status header in format <f>...
  • Page 65: Phase Noise Compensation - Pnc

    Technical Guide: RDMS Telnet and Serial Control Examples: PL M 0 Set the power level measurement type to Total Power PL M 1 Set the power level measurement type to Signal Power PL S – Sets the power level scale value Example: PL S 2.517...
  • Page 66 Technical Guide: RDMS Telnet and Serial Control 0 - Disabled 1 - Enabled T <e> - Sets the SDI tracking display enable to <e> where: <e> - Enable 0 - Disabled 1 - Enabled S <s> - Sets the SDI data source to <s>...
  • Page 67 Technical Guide: RDMS Telnet and Serial Control SDI 1 Enable SDI SDI E - Sets signal degradation information external threshold Examples: SDI E A Set SDI external threshold to automatic SDI I 1943 Set SDI external threshold to 1943 Valid range 0 to 65535...
  • Page 68: Spectrum Inversion - Si

    0 - Disabled 1 - Enabled Example: Spectrum inversion is disabled 2.1.1.41 Show Serial Number - SN The SN command displays the part number and serial number for the connected RDMS™. Example: Part Number: QSX-RDMS-3R1D-A1-1311-00-14-K7-EQ Customer Model: CHANNEL 1 Serial Number: 2091 Hardware Rev: 2.1.1.42 Save Parameters - SV...
  • Page 69 Technical Guide: RDMS Telnet and Serial Control Sync detect disabled Sequence is PN15 Sync detect window length 4095 bits Sync detect threshold 99.000 % Sync detect display tracking disabled SYNC [D <e> [<r>] <e> [<r>] - Sets sync detect tracking display enable to <e> at rate <r>...
  • Page 70: System Status Tracking - Sys

    Technical Guide: RDMS Telnet and Serial Control 2.1.1.44 System Status Tracking - SYS The SYS command displays system status and allows specification of the format: Normal (narrow), Wide (verbose), and CSV (Comma Separated Values). If “-h” is added to the command string, the header will not be displayed.
  • Page 71 Technical Guide: RDMS Telnet and Serial Control Parameter Description TOD ST System time TOD DT Date/Time of day (can be set with the TOD Command) PL INP Receiver input power PL ATT Input attenuation PL SL Demod signal level PL ADJ...
  • Page 72: Tape Out - To

    Technical Guide: RDMS Telnet and Serial Control <f> - Format (last used, if not specified) N - Normal W - Wide C - CSV A - All above <e> - Enabled in DEF - Default 0 - Disabled 1 - Enabled...
  • Page 73: Time Of Day - Tod

    Technical Guide: RDMS Telnet and Serial Control <m> - Mode 0 - Disabled 1 - Enabled C – Carrier F <f> - Sets the tape output frequency to <f>, -46.6667 to +46.6667 MHz I <f> - Sets tape output frequency <f> to the nearest IRIG standard channel C <c>...
  • Page 74: Show Options - Up

    Technical Guide: RDMS Telnet and Serial Control dd - Day of month 1 - 31 yyyy - Year hh - Hour 0 - 23 mm - Minutes 0 - 59 ss - Seconds 0 = 59 Examples: 10/16/2015 14:34:06 Friday, October 16, 2015 02:34:06 PM TOD 10/16/2015 14:34:00 2.1.1.47 Show Options - UP...
  • Page 75: Version - Ve

    Technical Guide: RDMS Telnet and Serial Control Options: EQ - Adaptive Equalizer 14 - 14 SAW Filters K7 - Viterbi decode (k = 7 rate = 1/2) 2.1.1.48 Version - VE The Version command displays the current application, FPGA, and adaptive equalizer versions.

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