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Timeout
5.4 Radio Configuration Menu
Parameter
A) Transmit Frequency
B) Receive Frequency
C) Output Power
D) Enable External PA
E) Max Message Age
F) Force TX Key
TX Key Timeout
Need to add
information on duty
cycle setup.
05-6906A01
asserts an alarm and if configured fails over to the selected
alternate timing source.
R/W
Description
R/W
The initial frequency in the 216.0 to 221.99875 MHz range that the
radio uses for over the air transmissions upon booting. Note: STFP
messages specify the frequency to be used when transmitting.
This parameter is ignored once an STFP message has been
received.
R/W
The initial frequency in the 216.0 to 221.99875 MHz range that the
radio uses for receiving over the air transmissions upon booting.
Note: STFP messages specify the frequency to be used when
receiving. This parameter is ignored once an STFP message has
been received.
R/W
The RF Output Power from 2 to 25 Watts with which the radio
transmits. Note: STFP messages specify the power to be used
when transmitting. This parameter is ignored once an STFP
message has been received.
R/W
If enabled the radio ignores per message power values specified
by STFP and forces transmissions at a lower power level suitable
for driving the external PA (around 200 mW).
R/W
The maximum age a transmit message can remain in the queue
before it is dropped. This time is measured from when the
message is received via UDP until it is about to be placed into a
packet for transmission OTA.
R/W
"Normal" to allow the radio to operate in data mode, "Forced" to
key the transmitter for test purposes.
R
If TX Key is Forced, the radio will automatically De-Key after this
timeout.
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