MDS 4710B - Hrev; Incf [1-99]; Incp [1-99]; Init

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of noise as the squelch closes. The squelch-tail eliminator adds 5 ms to
the transmission time. To disable the squelch tail eliminator use the
DSTE command. Use the STE command to determine if the squelch tail
eliminator is ON (enabled) or OFF (disabled). If the remote radio has
STE ON, the master station receiver(s) must also have the STE set to ON.
HREV
This command displays the transceiver’s hardware revision level.
IF
The
IF (increment frequency) command is a local maintenance com-
mand that increases both the transmit and receive frequency by 1% of
the adjustable range. This is a temporary setting until the
RMST com-
mand is used to store the command.
INCF [1–99]
The
INCF (increase frequency) command is a local maintenance com-
mand that increases both the transmit and receive frequency by the spec-
ified amount of the adjustable range. This is a temporary setting until the
RMST command is used to store the command.
INCP [1–99]
The
INCP (increase power) command is a local maintenance command
that increases the transmit power by the specified amount of the adjust-
able range. This is a temporary setting until the
RMST command is used
to store the command.
INIT
The
INIT command is used to re-initialize the radio’s operating parame-
ters to the factory defaults. This may be helpful when trying to resolve
configuration problems that may have resulted from the entry of one or
more improper command settings. If you are unsure of which command
setting may have caused the problem, this command allows you to get
back to a known working state. The following changes to the radio are
made when
INIT is entered:
• CTS command is set to 10
•
PTT command is set to 0
• SCD command is set to 0
•
TOT command is set to 30 seconds and set to ON
• PWR command is set to +37 dBm (5 watts)
All other commands stay in the previously established setting.