SFC6400A/SFC1450A Synthesized Frequency Upconverter Appendix A
TM106 – Rev. 1.1 A-1
Appendix A – Remote ASCII
A.0 Control Commands
Control Commands are those commands that alter the setup or operating parameters of the
converter. The applicable commands are as follows:
HELP displays all available user commands
STATUS displays converter status
DATA displays data formats associated with commands
SHOWRSS displays Received Signal Strength
SHOWPRI displays priority settings for the 8 prime converters
SETFREQ sets the frequency for the current channel
SETGAIN sets the gain for the current channel
SETCHAN sets the current channel
SETPRI sets priorities of converters 1 - 8 respectively
STORE saves all data under the current channel
RFON turns RF on
RFOFF turns RF off
SETATTN sets the input attenuation for the current channel
CLRFAULT clears latched faults
AUTO puts switch back into auto mode
MANUAL forces the switch to place the converter online and keeps
it there
MANBACK forces the backup to replace the specified converter
RAMGAIN sets the gain for another/alternate channel
RAMFREQ sets the frequency for another/alternate channel
ERASE erases stored status, frequency and gain data upon next
reset
RESTART restarts the converter
LEARN causes the backup converter to learn about the prime
converter(s)
SETSN sets unit serial number
ENYDAR password (RADYNE backwards)
UNLOCK unlocks the unit for factory setup
TOUCHUP unlocks the unit for factory touchup of the calibration table
DISFAULT disables faults
ENAFAULT enables faults
LABHELP display help for factory setup commands
DUMPCAL -------
RDATTEN displays the DAC value for a given freq and gain indexes
WRATTEN writes the given DAC value for a given freq and gain
indexes
GAINOFFSET? displays the Gain Offset value
GAINOFFSET = sets the Gain Offset value
DMPCHAN displays the contents of the entire channel table
DMPCAL displays DAC values in the calibration table for the given
freq Index
CURDAC displays the DAC value used for the unit’s current
configuration
DACFOR displays the DAC value used for the given frequency and
gain values
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