Qualcomm Modem GSP-1620 マニュアル

目次

• Getting Started

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• GSP-1620 Modem Overview

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• Typical Modem SCADA Applications

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• Conceptual Overview

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• What’s in the Modem Integrator’s Kit?

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• What You May Need in Addition to the Kit

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• Packet Data

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• Asynchronous Data

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• Figure 1-3. Conceptual Diagram of GSP-1620 Modem

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• Typical GSP-1620 Modem Applications

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• Checklist of Modem Integrator’s Kit Components

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• Quick Bench Set-Up

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• Connecting Hardware Components

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• A Quick Tour of the Modem

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• Connecting the Modem Cables

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• Connecting the Modem Interface Cable

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• Connecting Antenna Cables

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• Connecting the Diagnostic Cable

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• Connecting and Mounting the Antenna

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• Mounting the Modem

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• Grounding the System

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• Providing Power to the Modem

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• Setting Up HyperTerminal to Talk to the Modem

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• Testing the Modem Setup

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• Resetting or Powering Off the Modem

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• Where to Go Next

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• Figure 2-1. Simplified Top View of GSP-1620 Modem

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• Figure 2-2. Modem Interface Cable Bridle

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• Figure 2-3. Modem Diagnostic Cable

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• Figure 2-4. Antenna Base Showing Connectors

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• DTR Switch Positions

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• Service-Programming Modems

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• UTPST Overview

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• Using the UTPST

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• Re-programming Default Parameters

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• Bulk-Programming Modems

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• Upgrading Modem Software

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• Service Programming Parameters You Must Set

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• Bulk Service-Programming Options

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• Making Simple Data Calls

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• Checking Modem Status

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• Making Simple Packet Data Calls

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• Making a Call from the Data Port

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• Entering Online-Command Mode

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• Developing Modem Applications

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• Recommended Development Tools

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• SCADA Application Components

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• Packet/Asynchronous Data Overview

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• Modem Application Scenarios

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• Working with Modem Features

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• Using Data and Control Ports

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• Data and Control Port Configurations

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• Port Arbitration Behavior

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• AT Command Processing Modes

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• Port(s) Affected by AT Commands

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• Port Activation (DTR) Changes during Operation

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• Port Use During Power On and Power Off

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• Globalstar Satellite Service

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• Short Messaging Service (SMS)

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• SMS Alerts

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• SMS Message Field Information

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• SMS AT Commands

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• Using SMS for Mobile-Terminated Calls

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• Globalstar Service Alerts

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• Service Status Message

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• Position Location Determination

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• Using Packet Data

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• Data Rate and Throughput

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• Networking Software and PPP Sessions

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• Interoperability with Different Operating Systems

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• IP Addressing for the GSP-1620 Modem

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• Dynamic IP Addressing

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• Fixed IP Addressing

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• Finding IP Addresses

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• Virtual Private Network Service

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• Dormant Mode Service

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• Mobile-Originated Packet Data Calls

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• Mobile-Terminated Packet Data Calls

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• Answering Calls Using the Data Port Only

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• Answering Calls Using the Data and Control Ports

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• Roaming and Packet Data Service

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• Using Asynchronous Data

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• Data Rate and Throughput

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• Mobile-Originated Asynchronous Data Calls

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• Mobile-Terminated Asynchronous Data Calls

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• Connection

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• Roaming and Asynchronous Data Service

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• Typical Modem Initialization Strings

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• Figure 5-1. DCE - DTE Application Components

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• Figure 5-2. DTE-to-DCE Rm Interface

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• Figure 5-3. Asynchronous Data Call Components

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• Packet vs. Asynchronous Data

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• Port Signal Lines

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• Port Arbitration Behavior

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• Port(s) Affected by AT Commands

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• Sample Typical Modem Initialization Strings

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• AT Command Reference

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• AT Command Quick Reference Tables

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• AT Commands Overview

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• Command Alphabet

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• Case Sensitivity

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• Command Line Format

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• Command Syntax

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• Basic AT Commands

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• Results Returned

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• Command Echo (E)

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• Get Info (I)

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• Monitor Speaker Loudness (L)

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• Monitor Speaker Mode (M)

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• Select Pulse Dialing (P)

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• Result Code Suppression (Q)

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• Select Tone Dialing (T)

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• DCE Response Format (V)

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• Result Code Selection Command (X)

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• Reset to Default Configuration (Z)

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• DCE Received Line Signal Detector Behavior (&C)

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• DTE Data Terminal Ready Behavior (&D)

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• Set to Factory-Defined Configuration (&F)

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• Basic Action Commands

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• Answer Incoming Call (A)

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• Repeat Last Command (A/)

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• Dial (D)

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• Hook Control (H)

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• Return to Online Data Mode (O)

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• Basic S-Registers

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• Results Returned

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• Automatic Answer (S0)

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• Command Line Termination Character (S3)

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• Response Formatting Character (S4)

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• Command Line Editing Character (S5)

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• Pause Before Blind Dialing Time (S6)

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• Connection Completion Timeout (S7)

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• Comma Dial Modifier Time (S8)

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• Carrier Detect Threshold Timeout (S9)

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• Carrier Loss to Disconnect Timeout (S10)

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• DTMF Tone Duration and Spacing (S11)

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• Globalstar-Specific S-Register Extensions

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• Silent Retry Timeout (S777)

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• Extended Configuration AT Commands

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• Set Forward MUX Option (+CMUX)

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• Set Rm Interface Protocol (+CRM)

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• Get Modem User Terminal ESN (+GSN)

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• Set Character Framing (+ICF)

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• Set Local Flow Control (+IFC)

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• Set Rm Interface Command Baud Rate (+IPR)

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• Online-Command Mode Commands

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• Change from Online to Online-Command Mode (+++)

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• Asynchronous Data through Gateway IWF Commands

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• Set Remote Config String (+CFG)

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• Data Compression Control Command (+DS)

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• Error Control Selection Command (+ES)

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• Modulation Selection Command (+MS)

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• Dormant Mode Commands

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• Set Dormant Mode Timeout Value (+CTA)

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• Packet No Dial ($QCPKND)

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• SMS Commands

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• SMS Move/Delete ($QCSMSM)

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• SMS Print ($QCSMSP)

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• SMS Lock ($QCSMSL)

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• SMS Alert ($QCSMSA)

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• SMS Info ($QCSMSI)

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• Error Log Services Commands

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• Retrieve Error Log ($QCERR)

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• Clear Error Log ($QCCLR)

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• Service Status Commands

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• Service Alert ($QCSA)

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• Service Status ($QCSTATUS)

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• Special Calls and Services Commands

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• Time of Day ($QCTOD)

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• Position Location Service ($QCPLS)

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• Markov Statistics ($QCMSTATS)

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• Set Mode ($QCMODE)

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• Protocol Stack Modification Commands

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• TCP Stack Changes ($QCTCP)

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• Use Van Jacobsen Header Compression ($QCVJ)

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• Operational AT Commands

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• Non-Operational AT Commands

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• Result Codes for Basic AT Parameter Commands

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• SMS Print Command Field Definitions

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• SMS Info Command Field Definitions

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• Modem Status Information

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• into OEM Products

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• Integrating Modems into Products

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• Modem Mechanical Description

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• Modem Board Layout

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• Modem Dimensions and Weight

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• Modem Antenna Connectors

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• Data and Control Ports

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• DTR/DSR Signal and Power On/Off

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• Changing Data and Control Port Configuration

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• Control Port Signals

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• Data Port Signals

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• DB-25 Data and Control Port Pinouts

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• Diagnostic Port

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• Diagnostic Port Pinouts

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• DC Power

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• Surge Protection

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• EMI Filtering

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• Power Consumption

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• Power-On

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• Power-Off

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• Hard Power Reset

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• Grounding

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• Modem Mounting Guidelines

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• QUALCOMM Mark on OEM Enclosures

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• Integrated Product Regulatory Labeling

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• Mounting Antennas On-Site

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• Modem Antenna Specifications

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• Antenna Dimensions and Weight

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• Antenna Depiction

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• Antenna Cable Specifications

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• Calculating Antenna Cable Length

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• Mounting Antennas at the Field Site

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• Finding a Good Antenna Location

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• Securing Antenna Cables

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• Mounting and Sealing Antennas on Flat Surfaces

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• Mounting and Sealing Antennas on Poles

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• Mounting Multiple Antennas

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• Environmental Specifications

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• GSP-1620 Modem Environments

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• Temperature/Humidity

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• Operational

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• Non-Operational

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• Thermal Radiation

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• Altitude

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• Operational

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• Non-operational

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• Vibration

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• Operational - Random

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• Non-Operational - Random

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• Operational - Sinusoidal

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• Non-Operational - Sinusoidal

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• Mechanical Shock

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• Operational

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• Non-Operational

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• Acoustic Noise

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• Digital Data Connector Durability

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• Applied Forces

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• Mating cycles

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• RF Connector Durability

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• Materials

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• Shipping

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• Dielectric Resonator Antenna (DRA) Environments

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• Temperature/Humidity

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• Operational

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• Non-Operational

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• Thermal Radiation

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• Icing/Freezing Rain/Snow

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• Altitude

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• Operational

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• Non-Operational

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• Vibration

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• Operational - Random

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• Non-Operational - Random

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• Mechanical Shock

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• Operational

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• Non-Operational

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• RF Connector Durability

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• Materials

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• Shipping

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• Figure 7-1. GSP-1620 Modem Board Layout (Top View)

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• (Side/ Bottom Views)

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• Figure 7-3. QUALCOMM Mark for OEM Enclosures

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• Figure 7-4. DRA Side View

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• Figure 7-5. DRA View Showing Connectors

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• Figure 7-6. DRA Top and Side Views

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• Figure 7-7. DRA Bottom View and Mounting Hole Locations

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• Envelope

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• Figure 7-9. GSP-1620 Modem Random Vibration Spectra

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• Figure 7-10. DRA Temperature/Humidity Envelope

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• Figure 7-11. DRA Random Vibration Spectrum

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• Interface Connector Pinouts

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• Diagnostic Port Pinouts

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• at 12 V DC Input

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• Suggested RF Cable and Connector Suppliers

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• Swept Sine Vibration Definition

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• Troubleshooting

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• Troubleshooting Modem Problems

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