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CDM-Qx Satellite Modem
Front Panel Operation
The valid range of addresses is from 1 to 9999, although 'base 10' values will be
automatically skipped. Edit the address of this SLAVE unit by selecting the digit to be
edited, using the ! " arrow keys. The value of the digit is then changed using the #$
arrow keys, then pressing
IMPORTANT
(Config%Frame%D&I++) – D&I++
Selecting D&I++ displays the following submenu:
Drop & Insert: EDMAC
Drp-CH/TS
Select Drp-CH/TS to display the Tx Data rate.
Select Ins-CH/TS to display the Rx Data rate.
5.7.1.6
(Config%Interface) – DATA INTERFACE
Data interface for each card (modulator or demodulator) is auto detected. If grouped as a
modem, the operating data interface will be the one installed in the demod card (interface
on the modulator is not required). If a QDI interface is installed and a modem is grouped,
then either it or the interface installed on the Demod can be selected. The card can
support one of the following:
The blinking cursor will point to the supported data interface for the card being installed,
then press
Interface: RS422 V.35 RS232
HSSI ASI G.703 QDI NONE
If grouped as a modem and RS422, V.35 or RS232 is selected, the following submenu
displays:
RTS/CTS operation: (▲ ▼, ENT)
Loop,RTS Controls Tx Out
ENTER
Remember that this is a unit that is intended to be located at the distant-
end of a link, and will therefore be under the control of a MASTER at the
other end. This is the equivalent of putting the unit into Remote Control
mode - no local control is possible.
Ins-CH/TS (◄ ►, ENT)
•
RS-422 (RS-530)
•
V.35
•
RS-232
•
G.703 (for single T1 or E1)
•
HSSI
•
QDI (Quad E1 Drop & Insert)
.
ENTER
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