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Global Transceiver Module (GXM) Wireless Data Transceiver User Manual
LUM0031AA Version
1.0
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When a noise problem is shown to be helped by way of the High Noise option, chances are that the noise
may be further squelched by use of a bandpass filter available for sale from FreeWave Technologies.
may be further squelched by use of a bandpass filter available for sale from FreeWave Technologies.
(B)
MCU
SPEED
MCU Speed controls the speed of the Micro Controller Unit in the transceiver. The default setting is 0 for
low speed. A setting of 1 is required for Ethernet and UDP operation.
low speed. A setting of 1 is required for Ethernet and UDP operation.
The following table describes the MCU speed settings.
Setting
Description
Notes
0
Low speed
Reduces current consumption
1
High speed
Required for 230 KBaud and greater data port rate
(C)
R
EMOTE
LED
This setting, when enabled, outputs LED information through the Remote LED pins on the data port.
NOTE: This feature is only available with the 24-pin data interface.
NOTE: This feature is only available with the 24-pin data interface.
Setting
Description
Notes
0
Board LED’s
Default, only on board LED’s are enabled.
1
Board and Remote LED’s
Onboard LED’s are enabled as well as
Remote LED’s through the Diagnostic port.
Remote LED’s through the Diagnostic port.
2 Remote
LED’s
On board LED’s are disabled. Remote LED’s
are enabled through the Diagnostic port.
are enabled through the Diagnostic port.
NOTE: When using Remote LED’s the center (TX) LED will not turn Green when in Setup mode. The
Green TX LED has no remote pinout.
NOTE: This feature may be used to save power in Multipoint Repeaters. By turning off the on-board
LED’s (setting = 2) the current consumption of the radio is reduced. To reduce current consumption in
Slaves, use the setting “Low Power = 1” (see p. 34). Low Power does not work with Multipoint Repeaters
because they are constantly transmitting. Remote LED drives the Diagnostic port which has a small
amount of current draw.
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