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161: Set Analog Smoothing Factor

This command allows you to smooth the analog readings to "average out" noise and sudden

changes.

<161> l ss

Parameters:

- 161 is the default command name

- L is the analog input line

- SS is the smoothing factor

Smooth Factor Average Smooth Time

50 about 9 seconds

60 about 13 seconds

70 about 18 seconds

80 about 30 seconds

90 about 50 seconds

95 about 120 seconds

97 about 220 seconds

98 about 325 seconds

99 about 11 minutes

Default Chapter5
- Table of Contents5
Command List by Command Number13
Limited Warranty17
Regulatory Information18
- Telephone Grounding Precautions18
User Survey (Optional)19
Chapter 1: Getting Started21
- Setup, Interfacing and Adjustment21
- What each Connector Is for21
- What the Led's Represent22
- Serial Port Interfacing28
- Windows TM Programming32
- Reset and Power up33
- Entering Commands33
- Error Messages35
- How to Configure a Port as a Repeater37
- Example 1-1: Configuring a Port as a Repeater, Link38
- Example 1-2: Configuring a Port's COR/PL Polarity39
- Troubleshooting the Controller40
Chapter 2: Port Connection Commands41
- Connected Ports41
- Turning a Repeater off41
- 000: Connect One Port to Another Port43
- 001: Monitor One Port from Another Port44
- 002: Disconnect One Port from Another Port45
- 003,004: Recall a Port's Connections46
- 005,006: Set Up/Recall a Port's Access Mode47
- 009: Recall Entire Controller's Audio Crosspoint48
- 013: Set COR and PL Active Levels49
- 061: Disconnect All Ports from a Radio Port50
- 155: Enable or Disable PTT for a Port51
- 156: Recall Which PTT Are Enabled51
Chapter 3: Audio and DTMF Configurations53
- 007: Configure DTMF Mute/Cover Tone/Bypass55
- 008: Check DTMF Mute/Cover Tone/Bypass Settings56
- 168: Set DTMF Acceptance Requirements56
Chapter 4: Timers57
- 020: Program a Selected Timer58
- 021: Recall a Timer Value69
- 022: Restart a Selected Timer69
- 023: Reset a Selected Timer69
- 025: Sets the Time of Day Clock70
- 026: Recall the Time of Day Clock in Male Speech70
- 027: Recall the Time of Day Clock in Female Speech71
- 028: Sets the Date72
- 029: Recall the Date73
Chapter 5: Command Names75
- How Command Names and Command Numbers Are Used75
- 010: Re-Program Command Names79
- 062: Change the Beginning of Command Names81
- 011: Recall Command Name82
- 012: Find Commands Named82
- Blocking Execution from Certain Ports83
- 130: Block Command Execution from Port84
- 131: Allow Command Execution from Port84
- 132: Recall Blocked Ports84
Chapter 6: CW, DTMF, Voice and DVR Messages85
- 030: Send a CW Message86
- 031: Send a DTMF Sequence87
- 036: Send a Voice Message88
- 066: Send a Voice Message Using English Words88
- 040: Send One or Two Tone Sequence89
- Note about Courtesy Beeps90
- 041: Courtesy Beep Enable/Disable for a Selected Transmitter92
- 042: Set CW Speed for a Selected Port93
- 043: Set CW 2-Tone Frequencies for a Selected Port94
- 044: Set up DTMF Regenerate Parameters95
- 051: Start Dial-Tone95
- 063: Send a Polite Voice Message96
- 064: Send a Polite Voice Msg, if Interrupted Execute CMD97
- 163: Keypad Test98
- The DVR1 Digital Voice Recorder99
  - What the DVR1 Is99
- 170: Record and Play Audio Test106
- 171: Record DVR Track (Non-Prompted)106
- 172: Record DVR Track (Prompted)107
- 173: Play DVR Tracks107
- 174: Erase DVR Tracks108
- 175: Record Public Mail109
- 176: Check Public Mailboxes109
- 177: Retrieve Public Mail109
- 178: Erase Public Mail110
- 179: Record Private Mail110
- 180: Retrieve Private Mail110
- 181: Erase Private Mail111
- 182: Enable/Disable RLC-DVR1111
- The Internal Digital Voice Recorder112
- 183: Record a Message on the Internal DVR113
- 184: Playback an Internal DVR Message(S)114
- 185: Erase Internal DVR Message(S)114
- 052: Audio Test Using the Internal DVR115
- 034: Adjust each Port's Internal DVR Record Level116
Chapter 7: Serial Port Commands117
- 024: Set up RS-232 Serial Baud Rate119
- 060: Set up Serial Port Options120
- 032: Send Serial Message out the Main Serial Port121
- 162: Always Send Serial Message out the Main Serial Port121
- 169: Always Send Serial out Main Serial Port by ASCII Code122
- 138: Direct SPI Send Using Output Lines123
Chapter 8: Macros125
- How Macros Get Executed125
- What a Macro Is125
- Limits on Macros126
- 200..499: Execute a Macro128
- 053: Program a Single Command Macro Sequence129
- 054: Recall Macro Contents130
- 055: Delete Macro131
- 056: Append a Command to a Macro131
- 057: Copy a Macro131
- 058: Delete a Command in a Macro132
- 059: Insert a Command in a Macro132
- Automatic Macros133
Chapter 9: Pre-Access Commands145
- What Preaccess Is145
- What You Need to Know145
- 049: Configure a Port's Tone Response When in Preaccess146
- 070: Configure a Repeater for Preaccess147
- 071: Configure a Link for Preaccess148
- 072: Disable Preaccess Requirement for a Port149
- 073: Recall Ports with Preaccess Requirement149
- 074: Allow Access to a Port that Requires Preaccess149
- 075: Set Stop Access Conditions150
- 076: Recall Stop Access Conditions151
- 077: Isolate a Port from the Rest of the System151
Chapter 10: Scheduler153
- How the Scheduler Works153
- 082: Set up a Scheduler Event154
- 083: Recall a Scheduler Event157
- 084: Enable/Disable a Scheduler Event158
Chapter 11: The ID System159
- How the ID's Work159
- Polite Voice ID's159
- To Program Your Own ID's160
- More about Programming ID's160
- ID Timing161
- 085: Enable/Disable Iding a Port162
- 086: Recall Which Ports Have ID's Enabled162
- 086: Recall Which Ports Have Ids Enabled162
  - 087: Set Random or Rotating Pending ID's163
- 087: Set Random or Rotating Pending Ids163
  - 088: Recall Random or Rotating Pending ID Selection163
Chapter 12: I/O System165
- About the I/O System165
- Logical Output Lines165
- Analog Input Lines165
  - Inputs Connector Pin-Out167
- 090: Read Whether Input Line Is High or Low168
- 091: Execute Input Line High or Low Macro168
- 092: Enable/Disable Input Line Alarm169
- 093: Turn Output Line on170
- 094: Turn Output Line off170
- 095: Recall Whether Output Line Is on or off171
- 100: Read Analog Input Line172
- 101: Set Resolution for Analog Input173
- 102: Set Conversion Ratio for Analog Input175
  - Custom Analog Conversion Ratios176
- 103: Calibrate an Analog Input178
- 104: Set an Analog Alarm179
- 105: Set Analog Alarm Hysteresis180
- 106: Enable/Disable an Analog Alarm182
- 107: Recall Analog Lines in Alarm182
- 108: Recall Analog Line Configuration183
- 160: Clear Analog High/Lows184
- 161: Set Analog Smoothing Factor185
Chapter 13: Autopatch Routines187
- Configuring the Autopatch187
- Autopatch up Commands187
- Using '*' for the Autopatch up Command187
- Hanging up187
- Connected Ports188
- Predial Digits188
- The Autodialer188
- Limiting Call Length189
- How the Dialing Tables Work189
- Other Commands that Affect the Autopatch190
- 110: Configure the Autopatch191
- 111: Manual off Hook193
- 112: Normal Forward Dial193
- 113: Forward Dial with no Long Distance Checking194
- 114: Hang up the Autopatch195
- 115: Possibly Hang up the Autopatch195
- 116: Set / Recall the Predial Digits and Timing196
- 119: Set Allowed Numbers Table Slot197
- 120: Recall Allowed Numbers Table Slot197
- 121: Set Nuisance Numbers Table Slot198
- 122: Recall Nuisance Numbers Table Slot198
- 123: Test Dialing Tables199
- 124: Set Autodial Slot200
- 125: Recall Autodial Slot200
- 126: Send Predial Digits / Callsign for Autodial Slot201
- 127: Enable/Disable an Autodial Slot201
- 128: Set Full or Half-Duplex Patch Audio for a TX202
- 129: Recall Full or Half-Duplex Patch Audio for a TX202
- 133: Set up Reverse Patch203
- 134: Access Reverse Patch Control Mode204
- 135: Answer Reverse Patch204
- 136: Set up Reverse Autopatch Ring205
- 137: Autodial Only205
Chapter 14: Doug Hall RBI-1 and RLC-ICM Routines207
- What the RBI-1 Is207
- What the RLC-ICM Is207
- Using the RBI-1 or RLC-ICM208
- 139: Setup RLC-Icom Interface208
Chapter 15: Serial Controlled (HF) Radio Support229
- HF Radio Interfacing229
- HF Radio Control230
- 195: Configure HF Mode232
- 196: Configure HF Radio233
- 197: Set/Recall Transmit/Scan Band Edges235
- 198: HF Mode Enable237
  - HF Remote Base Keypad Definition238
Chapter 16: Special Audio Routing Commands245
- 037: Set Audio Routing Variable for Commands in a Macro246
- 038: Kill All Responses Following this Command247
- 065: Restore Audio Routing Variable (Undo 037 and 038)248
- 039: Recall the Ports in the Current Audio Routing Variable249
- 050: Set up or Recall Default Audio Routing Variables250
Chapter 17: Special Control Commands253
- 035: Remotely Reset the Controller254
- 078: Set Command Entry Options for a Port255
- 079: Recall Command Entry Options for a Port257
- 164: Recall Software Version258
- 165: Reset COP Watchdog Timer258
- 166: Display Status Screen259
- 167: Do Nothing259
- 014..019: Not Currently Used260
- 033, 034: Not Currently Used260
- 080, 081: Not Currently Used260
Chapter 18: 500 User Structure261
- The Password System261
- 186: Set up User Password266
- 187: User Log-On267
- 188: Recall Who Is Logged in268
- 189: User Log-Off268
- 190: Assign a User Level to a Command269
- 191: Assign a Callsign to a User270
Chapter 19: The Beaconing System271
- 045: Setup Beacon Table272
- 046: Start Beacon273
- 047: Cancel Beacon273
- 048: Start Beacon Using English Words273
Chapter 20: Event Triggers275
- 157: Set up Event Trigger276
- 158: Recall Event Trigger Setting276
- 159: Enable/Disable Event Trigger276
Appendix A: the Audio Routing Variable System279
- Explanation of the System279
- Suppressing Command Responses in Macros280
Appendix B: Voice Word Table281
Appendix C: CW Code Table289
Appendix D: Reset and Initialization291
Appendix E: Not Currently Used293
Appendix F: Programming with the Serial Port295
- Voice Responses to Commands Entered Serially296
- Using a Serial Upload File296
- Note about Spaces in Serial Commands297
- Note about Comments in Serial Upload Files297
- Note about Capital Letters297
- Note about Download Speeds297
- Serial Responses to Commands Entered from a Radio298
- Very Long Serial Commands299
Appendix G: ASCII Chart301
Appendix H: Using the LM335 Temperature Sensor302
Appendix I: Software Problem and Request Form304
Appendix J: Hardware Reference Section308
- Important Connections308
  - RLC-Club Main Board308
  - RLC-Club Deluxe Module309
- Bill of Materials315
  - RLC-Club Deluxe315
- Component Layouts and Schematic Diagrams318

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Brand	Link Communications
Model	RLC-CLUB
Category	Controller
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