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024: Set Up RS-232 Serial Baud Rate

This command allows you to set up the baud rate for the RLC-4's serial port. The baud rate should

be set to match the computer, serial terminal, or modem that you have connected to it to program

the controller with.

<024> x..x

Parameters:

- 024 is the default command name.

- X..X is the actual baud rate (leading 0s are optional). Choose from 300, 600, 1200, 2400,

4800, or 9600 baud.

Default:

9600 Baud

Example:

Want to set the baud rate to 2400 baud for the main serial port

<024> 2400

default chapter5
- Table of Contents5
- Command List by Number11
- Limited Warranty15
- Return Policy16
- User Survey17
Chapter 1: Getting Started19
- Setup, Interfacing and Adjustment19
- Serial Port Interfacing23
- Reset and Power up27
- Entering Commands27
- Error Messages29
- How to Configure a Port as a Repeater31
- Example 1-1: Configuring a Port as a Repeater or Link32
- Example 1-2: Configuring a Port's COR/PL Polarity33
- How to Program Your Beeps and Messages34
- System Timers35
- The Autopatch37
- Troubleshooting the Controller38
Chapter 2: Port Connection Commands39
- Connected Ports39
- Turning a Repeater off39
- 000: Connect One Port to Another Port41
- 001: Monitor One Port from Another Port42
- 002: Disconnect One Port from Another Port43
- 003,004: Recall a Port's Connections44
- 005: Set Receiver and DTMF Decoder Conditions45
- 006: Recall Receiver and DTMF Decoder Conditions47
- 009: Recall Entire Controller's Audio Crosspoint48
- 013: Set COR and PL Active Levels49
- 061: Disconnect All Ports from a Radio Port50
- 033: Enable or Disable PTT for a Port51
- 034: Recall Which PTT Are Enabled51
Chapter 3: Audio and DTMF Configurations53
- 007: Configure DTMF Mute/Cover Tone/Bypass55
Chapter 4: Timers57
- 020: Program a Selected Timer58
- 021: Recall a Timer Value67
- 022: Start a Timer67
- 023: Stop a Timer68
Chapter 5: Command Names69
- How Command Names and Command Numbers Are Used69
- 010: Re-Program Command Names73
- 011: Recall Command Name77
- 012: Find Commands Named77
- Blocking Execution from Certain Ports78
- 130: Block Command Execution from Port79
- 131: Allow Command Execution from Port79
Chapter 6: CW, DTMF, and DVR Messages81
- 030: Send a CW Message82
- 031: Send a DTMF Sequence out Port 483
- 040: Send a Tone84
- Note about Courtesy Beeps85
- 041: Courtesy Beep Enable/Disable for a Selected Transmitter87
- 042: Set CW Speed for a Selected Port88
- 043: Set CW Tone Frequencies for a Selected Port89
- 044: Set up DTMF Regenerate Parameters90
- 051: Start Preaccess Tone91
- The Digital Voice Recorder92
- What the DVR Is92
- Interfacing92
- Recording Time92
- Adjusting the DVR92
- Recording DVR Tracks92
- Erasing Tracks93
- 025: Record a Message on the Small DVR94
- 026: Playback Small DVR Message(S)95
- 027: Erase Small DVR Message(S)95
Chapter 7: Serial Port Commands97
- 024: Set up RS-232 Serial Baud Rate98
- 060: Set up Serial Port Options99
- 032: Send Serial Message out the Serial Port100
Chapter 8: Macros101
- How Macros Get Executed101
- What a Macro Is101
- Limits on Macros102
- 150..162: Execute an Automatic Macro104
- 163..166: Preaccess / User Macro105
- 167..249: Execute a User Macro105
- 053: Program a Single Command Macro Sequence106
- 054: Recall Macro Contents107
- 055: Delete Macro108
- 056: Append a Command to a Macro108
- 057: Copy a Macro108
- 058: Delete a Command in a Macro109
- 059: Insert a Command in a Macro109
Chapter 9: Pre-Access Commands111
- What Preaccess Is111
- What You Need to Know111
- 073: Set/Recall Preaccess112
- 074: Allow Access to a Port that Requires Preaccess113
- 075: Set Stop Access Conditions114
- 076: Recall Stop Access Conditions115
- 077: Isolate a Port from the Rest of the System115
- 049: Set Link Access Tone Frequency115
Chapter 10: Not Currently Used117
Chapter 11: The ID System119
- How the ID's Work119
- To Program Your Own ID's119
- More about Programming ID's120
- ID Timing120
- 085: Enable/Disable Iding a Port121
- 086: Recall Which Ports Have ID's Enabled121
Chapter 12: The I/O Interface123
- About the I/O System123
- Logical Input Lines123
- Logical Output Lines123
- Analog Input Lines126
- I/O Connector Pin-Out126
- Logical Input Lines126
- 090: Read Whether Input Line Is High or Low127
- 091: Fire Input Line High or Low Event Trigger127
- 093: Turn Output Line on128
- 094: Turn Output Line off128
- 095: Recall Whether Output Line Is on or off129
- 100: Read Analog Input Line130
- 101: Set Resolution for Analog Input131
- 102: Set Conversion Ratio for Analog Input133
- Custom Analog Conversion Ratios134
- 103: Calibrate an Analog Input136
- 104: Set an Analog Alarm137
- 105: Set Analog Alarm Hysteresis138
- 107: Recall Analog Lines in Alarm140
- 108: Recall Analog Line Configuration140
- 096: Control or Recall Extended Output Lines141
Chapter 13: Autopatch Routines143
- Configuring the Autopatch143
- Autopatch up Commands143
- Using '*' for the Autopatch up Command143
- Hanging up144
- Connected Ports144
- Predial Digits144
- The Autodialer144
- Limiting Call Length145
- How the Dialing Tables Work145
- Other Commands that Affect the Autopatch146
- 110: Configure the Autopatch147
- 111: Manual off Hook147
- 112: Normal Forward Dial148
- 113: Forward Dial with no Long Distance Checking149
- 117: Forward Dial with no Long Distance Checking or Predial150
- 114: Hang up the Autopatch151
- 115: Possibly Hang up the Autopatch151
- 116: Set / Recall the Predial Digits and Timing152
- 119: Set Allowed Numbers Table Slot153
- 120: Recall Allowed Numbers Table Slot153
- 121: Set Nuisance Numbers Table Slot154
- 122: Recall Nuisance Numbers Table Slot154
- 128: Set Full or Half-Duplex Patch Audio for a TX155
- 129: Recall Full or Half-Duplex Patch Audio for a TX155
- 133: Set up Reverse Patch156
- 134: Reverse Patch Logon158
- 135: Answer Reverse Patch158
- 136: Set up Reverse Autopatch Ring159
Chapter 14: Doug Hall RBI-1 and RLC-ICM Routines161
- What the RBI-1 Is161
- What the RLC-ICM Is161
- Interfacing and Setup161
- Using the RBI-1 or RLC-ICM162
- 139: Set up the RLC-Icom Interface167
- RLC-ICM Internal Operation Test Points170
- 140: Turn Radio Power On/Off, Set Power and Offset Format171
- 141: Set PL Frequency, Encode and Decode172
- 142: Set Frequency and Offset or Recall Memory173
- 143: Recall Frequency and Offset or Memory174
- 144: Control/Recall RBI-1 Output Lines174
Chapter 15: Not Currently Used175
Chapter 16: Special Audio Routing Commands177
- 037: Set Audio Routing Variable for Commands in a Macro177
- 038: Kill All Responses Following this Command178
- 065: Restore Audio Routing Variable (Undo 037 and 038)179
- 039: Recall the Ports in the Current Audio Routing Variable180
- 050: Set up or Recall Default Audio Routing Variables181
Chapter 17: Special Control Commands183
- 035: Remotely Reset the Controller183
- 078: Set Command Entry Options for a Port184
- 079: Recall Command Entry Options for a Port186
- 080: Execute Command by Number187
- 008: Not Currently Used189
- 028, 029: Not Currently Used189
- 048,049: Not Currently Used189
- 063, 064: Not Currently Used189
Chapter 18: Not Currently Used191
Chapter 19: Not Currently Used193
Chapter 20: Event Triggers195
- 045: Set/Recall Event Trigger196
- 046: Default Event Trigger Action196
- 047: Enable/Disable Event Trigger196
Appendix A: the Audio Routing Variable System199
- Explanation of the System199
- Suppressing Command Responses in Macros199
Appendix B: Not Currently Used201
Appendix C: CW Code Table203
Appendix D: Reset and Initialization205
Appendix E: Controlling a Rotor207
Appendix F: Programming with the Serial Port211
- Using a Serial Upload File212
- Note about Spaces in Serial Commands213
- Note about Comments in Serial Upload Files213
- Note about Capital Letters213
- Note about Download Speeds213
- Serial Responses to Commands Entered from a Radio214
- Very Long Serial Commands214
Appendix G: ASCII Chart215
Appendix H: Using the LM335 Temperature Sensor217
Appendix I: Software Problem and Request Form219
Appendix J: Hardware Reference Section223
- Important Connections223
- Main Board223
- Radio Board224
- I/O Board225
- Power Board LED Definitions226
- Bill of Materials227
- Component Layouts and Schematic Diagrams228

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Brand	Link Communications
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Category	Controller
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