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CDM-625A Advanced Satellite Modem MN-CDM625A
Serial-based Remote Product Management Revision 4
8–30
Parameter
Command
(Instruction
& Qualifier)
Length of
Arguments
Description of Arguments
Response to
Command
Query
(Instruction &
Qualifier)
Response to Query
Unit Alarm
Mask
MSK=
13 bytes
Exception –
600L Emulation:
6 bytes
Command or Query.
Sets or returns Alarm Mask conditions in form abcdefghjklxx, where:
a=Tx AIS
b=Rx AIS
c=bufferslip Alarm
d=spare
e=Rx AGC Alarm
f=Eb/No Alarm
g=BUC Alarm
h=LNB Alarm
j=G.703 Loss of Signal alarm
k=Reference alarm
l=Tx Clock Alarm
m=CnC Lock Alarm
x (spare)
Value of each mask:
0=unmasked
1=masked
EXAMPLE: <0/MSK=0101100000000
MSK=
MSK?
MSK*
MSK#
MSK?
MSK=abcdefghjklxx
(see Description of
Arguments)
Attach summary
BUC fault to Tx
FLT status
ABA=
1 byte, 0 or 1
Command or Query.
Sets or returns BUC fault reporting in the form x, where:
0=Tx FLT status unaffected by BUC fault
1=Attach a summary BUC fault to Tx FLT status
ABA=
ABA?
ABA*
ABA#
ABA?
ABA=x
(see Description of
Arguments)
Attach summary
LNB fault to Rx
FLT status
ALA=
1 byte, 0 or 1
Command or Query.
Sets or returns LNB fault reporting in the form x, where:
0=Rx FLT status unaffected by LNB fault
1=Attach a summary LNB fault to Rx FLT status
ALA=
ALA?
ALA*
ALA#
ALA?
ALA=x
(see Description of
Arguments)
Number of
Unread stored
Events
N/A
3 bytes
Query only.
Returns the number of stored events that remain unread over remote control, in the form xxx, where xxx=000-255.
EXAMPLE: <0/NUE? >0/NUE=126
N/A
NUE?
NUE=xxx
(see Description of
Arguments)
Retrieve next
five unread
Stored Events
N/A
80 bytes
Query only.
Returns the oldest five stored events that have not yet been read over remote control in the form
[CR]sub-body[CR]sub-body[CR]sub-body[CR]sub-body[CR]sub-body. Sub-body=ABCddmmyyhhmmss, where:
A=fault/clear indicator, where:
F=Fault
C=Clear
I=Info
B=fault type where:
1=Unit
2=Rx Traffic
3=Tx Traffic
4=Info (Power on/off, or log cleared)
5=Open Network
6=BUC
7=LNB
N/A
RNE?
RNE=[CR]ABCddmm
yyhhmmss[CR]ABCdd
mmyyhhmmss[CR]AB
Cddmmyyhhmmss[CR
]ABCddmmyyhhmmss
[CR]ABCddmmyyhhm
mss
(see Description of
Arguments)