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26 MDS 4710/9710 I/O Guide MDS 05-3305A01, Rev. D
This command displays or sets the desired RF forward output power set-
ting of the radio. The
PWR command parameter is specified in dBm and
can range from 20 through 37. The default setting is 37 dBm (5 watts).
To read the actual (measured) power output of the radio, use the
SHOW
PWR
command. A dBm-to-watts conversion chart is provided in
Section 6.7 (Page 40).
RSSI
Received Signal
Strength Indicator
This command continuously displays the radio’s Received Signal
Strength Indication (RSSI) in dBm units, until you press the
key. Incoming signal strengths from –50 dBm to –120 dBm can be read.
NOTE: The RSSI samples the incoming signal for one to two seconds
before providing an average reading to your computer terminal
or HHT.
RTU [ON/OFF/0-80]
RTU Simulator This command enables or disables the radio’s internal RTU simulator,
which runs with GE MDS’ proprietary polling programs (poll.exe and
rsim.exe). The internal RTU simulator is available whenever diagnos-
tics is enabled in a radio. This command also sets the RTU address that
the radio responds to.
Use the internal RTU for testing system payload data or pseudo bit error
rate testing. It can be helpful in isolating a problem to either the external
RTU or the radio.
Use the RTU simulator in a polled environment for testing purposes. See
GE MDS Publication 05-3467A01 for more information.
RX [xxx.xxxx]
Receive Frequency This command selects or displays the radio’s receive frequency in MHz.
The frequency step size is 6.25 kHz. Some models might be set to 5 kHz
steps to match the frequency plans of some band plans.
If the customer frequency is not programmed at the factory, a default
frequency is programmed in the radio near the center of the frequency
band.
NOTE: A large change in receive frequency (more than 5 MHz)
requires adjustment of the receiver helical filters for maximum
performance and RSSI. See Section 6.2, Helical Filter Adjust-
ment (Page 33) for details.
ENTER
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