GLB Electronics Inc SX150EN11C-G マニュアル

目次

• 1.1. SNRDS APPLICATIONS

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• DESCRIPTION AND FEATURES

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• HARDWARE FEATURES

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• SOFTWARE

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• PACKET RADIO CHARACTERISTICS

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• Packet Protocols

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• 2. INSTALLATION AND CONNECTIONS

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• 2.1. PHYSICAL MOUNTING

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• 2.2. PANEL

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• 2.2.1. Main Connector (P1)

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• 2.2.3. Power Supply Requirements

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• 2.2.4. Primary Serial Port (COM1)

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• 2.2.5. Secondary Serial Port (COM2)

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• 2.2.6. Other Connections

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• 2.2.7. Antenna Connector (J1)

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• 2.2.8. Fuse (F1)

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• 2.3. INITIAL TESTING

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• 2.3.1. Terminal Interface

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• 2.3.2. Setting Radio Frequencies

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• 2.3.3. Multiple channel selection

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• 2.3.4. Initial Link Connection

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• 2.4. TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION

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• 2.4.1. Controller Section

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• 2.4.2. HSM MODEM

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• 2.4.3. Receiver

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• 2.4.4. Transmitter

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• 2.4.5. Panel Interconnect Assembly

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• 2.5. SPECIFICATIONS

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• 3. OPERATION

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• 3.1. SAVING TO THE EEPROM

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• 3.2. SYSTEM PLANNING.

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• 3.3. FORWARD ERROR CORRECTION

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• 3.4. CONTINUOUS ASCII (CA) MODE

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• 4. PACKET OPERATION

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• 4.1. ENTERING ADDRESSES

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• 4.1.1. Local station address

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• 4.1.2. Entering a Destination Address

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• 4.2. STATUS REPORT

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• 4.3. CONNECTED OPERATION

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• 4.3.1. Connecting

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• 4.3.2. Chat mode

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• 4.3.3. Chat Mode special characters

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• 4.3.4. Disconnecting

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• 4.4. UNCONNECTED OPERATION

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• 4.4.1. Unconnected Ack mode

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• 4.4.2. Garbage Mode

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• 4.5. OPERATION WITH DIGIPEATERS

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• 4.5.1. Digipeater Addressing

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• 4.5.2. Status Update with Digipeaters

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• 4.5.3. Alternate Digipeater Addressing

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• 4.5.4. Responding to connect requests via digipeaters

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• 4.5.5. Path address retention and editing

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• 4.6. OUTPUT FORMAT AND DISPLAYS

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• 4.6.1. Information Fields

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• 4.6.2. Header Fields

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• 4.6.3. Status Fields

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• 4.6.4. Display timing

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• 4.6.5. Chat mode displays

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• 4.6.5.1. Headers in Chat mode

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• 4.6.5.2. Information

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• 4.6.5.3. Chat mode status messages

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• 4.6.6. Transparent mode displays

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• 4.6.7. Command mode displays

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• 4.6.7.1. Headers and tags

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• 4.6.7.2. Information fields

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• 4.6.7.3. Status fields

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• 4.7. IMPORTANT CONSTANTS

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• 4.7.1. Preamble length

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• 4.7.2. Number of retries

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• 4.7.3. Retry time

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• 4.7.4. Back-off timing

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• 4.8. REMOTE COMMANDS

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• 4.9. UNATTENDED OPERATION

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• 4.9.1. Unattended commands

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• 4.9.2. Remote commands, special cases

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• 4.10. OTHER BASIC COMMANDS

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• 4.11. MONITORING THE COMMUNICATIONS CHANNEL

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• 4.11.1. Queue mode

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• 4.12. BEACON OPERATION AND SPECIAL MESSAGES

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• 4.12.1. Special Message Entry

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• 4.13. BEACON CONTROL

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• 4.13.1. Alternate Beacon Message

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• 4.14. STATION FILTERING SYSTEM

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• 4.14.1. Filters and Modes

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• 4.14.2. The Filterlist Mode Command

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• 4.14.3. Address entries

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• 4.14.4. Remote control of the filterlist

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• 4.14.5. Additional Notes on the Filterlist

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• 4.15. UNNUMBERED INFORMATION FRAMES

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• 5. LOP PACKET OPERATION

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• 5.1. ENTERING ADDRESSES IN LOP

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• 5.2. STATUS REPORT IN LOP

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• 5.3. UNCONNECTED OPERATION

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• 5.4. DIGIPEATERS IN LOP

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• 5.5. CHANNEL MONITORING IN LOP

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• 5.6. BEACON MODE IN LOP

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• 5.7. OUTPUT FORMATTING AND DISPLAYS FOR LOP

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• 5.8. UNATTENDED OPERATION IN LOP

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• 6. HOST COMPUTER SOFTWARE INTERFACING

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• 6.1. CONNECTED TRANSPARENT MODE

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• 6.2. BLOCK MODE

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• 6.2.1. Block Mode display tags

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• 6.2.2. Information field output

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• 6.2.3. Flow Control

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• 6.2.4. Sending information

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• 6.2.5. Example of a Block mode transfer to station

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• 6.3. NUMERIC RADIX

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• 6.4. SPECIAL PACKETS AND PROTOCOLS

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• 6.5. MEMORY ALLOCATION

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• 6.6. POLLING FOR MESSAGES

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• 6.7. DOWNLOADING CAPABILITY

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• 7. COMMANDS

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• 7.1. COMMANDS WITH NUMERIC ENTRIES

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• 7.2. MODE-SETTING COMMANDS

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• 7.3. COMMAND SUMMARY

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• 7.3.1. Single-Letter Commands

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• 7.3.2. Commands controlling automatic functions

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• 7.3.3. Beacon Commands

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• 7.3.4. Miscellaneous Commands

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• 7.3.5. Diagnostics and Debugging

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• 7.3.6. Other Special Commands

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• 7.3.7. Manual functions

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• 7.3.8. Output and Display options

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• 7.3.9. Serial Port Setup, m=port (1 or 2)

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• 7.3.10. Frequency control commands

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• 7.3.11. Setup Commands

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• 7.4. COMMAND EXPLANATIONS

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• 8. INDEX

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• Addressable I/O devices

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• Alternate beacon message

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• Beacon control

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• calendar

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• Channel spacing

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• Constants

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• Continuous ASCII (CA) mode

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• Data fields

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• downloading

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• Forward Error Correction

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• Garbage Mode

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• LOP protocol

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• memory allocation

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• mode-setting

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• packet procedure

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• preamble length

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• Primary Serial Port

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• Remote Command Lockout

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• RF connector

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• secondary station identifier

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• Setting frequencies

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• Special message

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• Special packets

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• specifications

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• Tag characters

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• Unconnected

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• Unconnected Ack

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• Unnumbered info

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