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Newtec Proprietary
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General Device Settings and Actions
MDM9000 Satellite Modem
14.14.2 Monitoring
The following terminal parameters are monitored.
Parameter Description
Index
This is the identification number of the corresponding terminal.
Terminal
Name
Displays the terminal name of the corresponding terminal.
State
Displays the current state of the monitoring of this link.
Es/No
Displays the Es/N0 value of the the link between the local device and the
corresponding terminal (remote device).
14.15 Reference Clock
MDM9000 >> Ref Clock
Configure the reference clock.
This reference signal for an outdoor BUC is multiplexed on the L-band Tx or on the 10 MHz REF out
interface of the back panel.
(Note, this 10 MHz REF out is an optional interface.)
A reference clock can be generated internally (default) or slave on an external source.
The internal reference clock is 10 MHz.
The clock reference has the following specifications:
10 MHz Ref
Specifications
Internal clock reference Stability ± 2000 ppb over 0 to 70°C
Ageing ± 1000 ppb/year
Very High Stability (optional) Stability ±2x10e-9 over 0°C to 65°C
Ageing: ± 0.5 ppb/day
± 500 ppb/10 year
When an external source is selected (attached to 10 MHz ref In interface), the following frequencies
can be inserted.
1 MHz, 2 MHz, 5 MHz, 10 MHz or 20 MHz.
Select the external clock reference for synchronization with other devices to have a higher stability
than the internal default stability.

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