
SNAP2410
SNAP Radio Commands
The SNAP Radio Commands manage how the radio interfaces and synchronizes with the SNAP
processor. While the hop command changes a radio parameter as well as a SNAP processor
parameter, other radios parameters must be changed using the Radio Commands detailed in the
next section.
Command Description
hop [help
length
<hoplen>
sequence
[75|25]
Displays help screen for command
Sets/displays hop dwell time in radio and SNAP
Informs SNAP of number of frequencies in radio hop
pattern
remote [
help|
list|
Displays help screen for command
Displays remotes currently registered with the SNAP
sync [help
disable
ether
master
override
settings
slave
wire]
Displays help screen for command
Turns sync off (default)
Sets synchronization mode to use Ethernet packets
Sets SNAP as sync master
Toggles master backup override
Displays synchronization settings
Sets SNAP as sync slave
Sets synchronization mode to use RJ-11 wire ports
hop
When using co-located or synchronized access points, used to inform the SNAP of
the hop dwell time or the number of frequencies in the hop pattern of the radio in the
SNAP. The parameter entered for
length
is set in the SNAP and the radio in the
SNAP and is the decimal value of the number of 625
µ
sec ticks in the dwell time. A
value of
16
corresponds to a hop dwell time of 10msec and is the default. When the
SNAP is being used standalone (with sync disabled) this value does not need to be
set.
The
sequence
is the number of hop frequencies in the hop pattern in the radio in the
SNAP. The default is 75 for US/ETSI operation. All other frequency bands, as set in
the radio by the
pe
command, have 25 frequencies in their hop patterns. This value is
entered as a decimal number. The sequence needs to be modified only if modified in
the radio in the SNAP.
remote
Displays the serial numbers of the radios in the SNAPs that are currently registered
with the SNAP.
sync
These commands set the operation of the synchronization signal used in co-located
SNAP networks. The default mode is the sync OFF. Sync is enabled by selecting a
synchronization method.
ether
and
wire
are mutually exclusive commands and set
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