CDR-3250/80 TECHNICAL MANUAL
Table 3-5 Radio Command and Status Messages.
Syntax Reply Description
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FAQ#
Turn Fast Acquisition mode on/off. # represents a one character number
to turn the Fast Acquisition mode on or off. Where 0 = off, and 1 = on.
The fast acquisition mode permits cycling between stored channels
within the memory of the receiver using the remote bus to step channels.
The facility makes use of the standard recall facilities within the receiver,
but enables them to be done faster than otherwise possible.
The speed is made possible by preventing certain display operations
during recall. The display reverts to a “Fast Acquisition” display using
minimum graphics when in remote. Only the channel and frequency are
updated to the display with a special fast format.
When enabled, the receiver will not accept commands to change
operating mode, bandwidth, AGC on/off, AGC decay, or MGC setting.
Sweep and scan modes may not be entered. If any of these commands
are sent, a command not allowed fault will be generated.
RELEVANT COMMANDS
FAQ0 or K - Turn off fast acquisition mode
FAQ1 - Turn on fast acquisition mode
RCnnn - Recall stored parameters in channel number nnn.
(Leading zeros may be omitted)
DP - AGC Dump
Notes On Usage
1. The receiver must be set to REMOTE using the LOC/REM key on the
front panel.
2. The command FAQ1 is sent to turn on the fast acquisition mode. The
change in display format will be noted when FAQ1 is sent.
3. RCnnn will recall any settings previously stored in channel nnn and
automatically commence recalling within 2 msec of receipt of the
RCnnn command. Faster operation is available when the modulation
and filter associated with the recalled channel is the same as the
previous channel.
4. Subsequent recalls to RC2, RC10, RC6, etc., can be made in any
order.
5. Enabling/disabling local mode using the front panel LOC/REM key
turns on/off the special display.
6. The command FAQ0 or K exits fast acquisition and returns the display
to normal.
7. Frequency offset and audio output level are not updated.
8. Output may be noisy or distorted.
Example Sequence
FAQ1 RC1 DP
RC2 DP
RC10 DP
etc.
etc.
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