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TSAT 3000 - Telemetry and data transfer via SATellite
TSAT 3000 Configuration Parameter Description, January 2013 Page 53 of 124
3.7.3 GAIN_TX_END2END_TARGET
Default 0.0, Range 0.0 + 6.0…20.0
Control the “End-to-End Tx-Gain” facility.
Value Description
0.0 Disable “End-to-End Tx-Gain” facility.
6.0 … 20.0 Enable “End-to-End Tx-Gain” facility.
When enabled, the Tx-Gain DAC is adjusted in small steps until the measured Receive-Level
(E
b
/N
0
) at the remote side is equal GAIN_TX_END2END_TARGET [dB]. However, the Tx-Gain DAC
setting is limited to a value in the range defined by
GAIN_TX_DAC_{MIN | MAX}.
Incremented – When the signal level received at the other side of the
link is <
GAIN_TX_END2END_TARGET – DELTA [dB].
Decremented – When the signal level received at the other side of the
link is >
GAIN_TX_END2END_TARGET + DELTA [dB].
Ver <= 30.2.0: DELTA = 0.5 dB.
Ver == 30.3.0:
DELTA = 0.3 dB.
Ver >= 30.3.1:
DELTA = 0.2 dB.
Ver >= 31.1.0: Gain regulation is temporary stopped when Tx-Gain DAC has been changed more
than 500 units, and the measured (average) receive signal on remote side has changed less
than expected (500 units = approx 3.3 dB).
The CCU is detecting the signal level, received at the other side of the link:
The signal levels at which the HUB is receiving RTs are signalled back to RTs in
SYNC
packets.
The signal level at which the RT is receiving HUB is signalled back to HUB in
POLL_ACK
packets. The HUB will then adjust its Tx-Gain DAC so that the average
receive level at RTs is
equal
GAIN_TX_END2END_TARGET [dB].
The function to detect received signal level is different on the various CCU versions:
HUB + RT Ver <= 30.2.0: Sliding average of last 16
received OK packets.
RT Ver >= 30.3.0: Sliding average of last 32
received OK packets.
HUB Ver == 30.3.0: Sliding average of last 32 received OK packets.
Collided packets (detected by PPR) are discarded from measurements.
OK packets with E
b
/N
0
< 0.9 x average E
b
/N
0
are also discarded (because this could
be collided packets), except packets received in slot-zero (normally
POLL_ACK).
HUB Ver == 30.3.1: Sliding average of last 32 received OK packets, except when the
received E
b
/N
0
is more than 1.5 dB different to average E
b
/N
0
. In the latter case, this
measurement will be used immediately (to avoid problems with End-to-End Gain
Control).
Collided packets (detected by PPR) are discarded from measurements.
OK packets with E
b
/N
0
< 0.9 x average E
b
/N
0
are also discarded (because this could
be collided packets), except packets received in slot-zero (normally
POLL_ACK).
HUB Ver >= 30.4.0: Same behaviour as version 30.3.1, except when the received E
b
/N
0
is
more than 1.5 dB different to average E
b
/N
0
in two following slot-zero packets. In the
latter case, this measurement will be used immediately (to avoid problems with End-
to-End Gain Control).
Note: A Slave-HUB in “Multi Inbound Link” (MIL) network (see PHL_TX_RT_FREQUENCY_2)
cannot transmit. CCU Ver >= 30.8.0 will then always set
GAIN_TX_END2END_TARGET = 0
(disable this facility) when it’s booting.
See also GAIN_TX_REF.

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