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Transmit Power
The relative Transmit Power can be controlled over a range of 0-127. A setting of 0
represents lowest power setting, and 127 (0x7f) represents maximum transmit power
level. The OMNI-VII allows you to select 0...127, which represents 0..100 Watts.
However, the lower value will be limited to no lower than 5Watts.
Format:
Where:
Example:
Note: the query returns the power selected, plus the current forward power and
reflected power.
Example:
Returns:
SPOT Tone On/Off
This controls whether the OMNI-VII will generate the SPOT Tone. The range is
from 0 for SPOT Tone OFF, to 1 for SPOT Tone ON.
Format:
Where:
Example:
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'*' 'C1X' <d0> <CR>
'*' = the ASCII '*' symbol (0x2a)
C1X = the ASCII 'C1X' characters (<0x43><0x31><0x58>)
<d0> = 7 bit Power selection (0x00 to 0x7f)
*C1X<0x3f><CR> sets Power to decimal 63 (50% = 50Watts)
?C1X<CR> from Computer to OMNI-VII queries the Power
Setting
C1X<0x3f><0x3e><0x03><CR> means the OMNI-VII is selected
to transmit 50 watts, has forward power slightly less than 50 watts,
and has reflected power of 3/127*100 approx 2.36 watts reflected.
'*' 'C1Y' <d0> <CR>
'*' = the ASCII '*' symbol (0x2a)
C1Y = the ASCII 'C1Y' characters (<0x43><0x31><0x59>)
<d0> = binary 0 for SPOT Tone Off
= binary 1 for SPOT Tone On
*C1Y<0x01><CR> Turns ON SPOT Tone.
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