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Amplifier Communication and Protocol, Rabbit CPU
Get Serial Configuration
Command Byte:
‘X’
Parameters:
‘?’ returns the configuration of the communications port that the
query was received on. “1?” returns information on COM1. “2?” returns
information on COM2. “R?” returns RS-485 Configuration.
Response for ‘?’, ‘1?’, and ‘2?’:
“CBBBBBBPDS”
C Communications port; 1=COM1, 2=COM2.
BBBBBB Current baud rate. Example: 019200.
P Parity, ‘N’, ‘O’, or ‘E’.
D Data bits, ‘8’ or ‘7’.
S Stop bits, ‘1’ or ‘2’.
Response for ‘R?’:
“ABC”
A A is f or 2 Wire
B B is T (Terminated) or U (Unterminated)
C C is RS 485 address
Compatibility:
Not available when talking to an amplifier via a Digital
Outdoor Controller
Notes:
See also the
Set Serial Configuration
command.
ID/Version
Command Byte:
‘0’
Response:
“MMMMMMMVRR”
MMMMMMM is the amplifier model number
V is the firmware version number
RR is the firmware revision number
Optional Parameter:
“00” Returns the following:
Response:
“MMMM-MMM/SSSSS/V.RR/YYYY-MM-DD”
Power in dBW
Command Byte:
‘6’
Response:
“XX.X” dBW. This is the HPA output power in dBW, as adjusted
by the offset factor (entered throught the HPA front panel interface for digital
HPAs or adjusted via Controller Command ‘F’, Adjust RF Calibration.)
Power in Watts
Command Byte:
‘7’
Response:
“XXXX” Watts. This is the HPA output power in Watts, as
adjusted by the offset factor (entered throught the HPA front panel interface
for digital HPAs or adjusted via Controller Command ‘F’, Adjust RF
Calibration.)
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