Port [Rs232, Rs485]; Ptt [0-255]; Pttsig [Off, Low, Hi]; Pwr [20-37] - GE DS-SD4-1 Reference Manual

COM2 Settings
Push-to-Talk Delay
Push-to-Talk
Configuration
TX RF Power
Output Level
Restore
Configuration
Restore Defaults
Radio Mode
Received Signal
Strength Indicator
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PORT [RS232, RS485]

Set or show
COM2
PTT [0–255]
This command sets or shows the key-up delay in milliseconds.
This timer specifies how long to wait after the radio receives a key
signal, before actually keying the radio.

PTTSIG [OFF, LOW, HI]

Used to set or show the configuration of the push-to-talk signal. This
signal is used for analog operation.
PWR [20–37]
NOTE: This function might be restricted due to regulatory constraints.
This command displays or sets the desired RF forward output power set-
ting of the radio. The
can range from 20 through 37. The default setting is 37 dBm (5 watts).
To read the actual (measured) power output of the radio, use the
command. A dBm-to-watts conversion chart is provided in
PWR
Section 8.6 (Page 55).

RESTORECONFIG

This command restores a user configuration. Command is timed and
aborts in 3 sec if no response is provided.

RESTOREDEFAULTS

This command restores the original factory configuration. Command is
timed and aborts in 3 sec if no response is provided.

RMODE [X710, TRANSPARENT, PACKET, CMAC, HELP]

Allows the reconfiguration of the SD operating mode. An "MS" radio
model normally ships with x710 mode and provides the command inter-
face documented in this manual. Changing to a mode other than x710
causes the radio to exit the x710 command emulation interface and
prompt for a user login.

RSSI

This command continuously displays the radio's Received Signal
Strength Indication (RSSI) in dBm, until you press the Enter key.
Incoming signal strengths up to -60 dBm can be read.
SD Series Reference Manual (x710 Mode)
data port interface settings.
command parameter is specified in dBm and
PWR
SHOW
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