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NuPower
Xtender™
12B04A
‐
D27
User
Manual
Rev
1.0
10
5.1.2
Transmit Threshold Control
The
Transmit
Threshold
Control
feature
enables
the
user
to
change
the
signal
level
threshold
at
which
the
Xtender
automatically
switches
from
its
default
receive
state
to
its
transmit
state.
By
setting
a
higher
transmit
threshold
control
value
(higher
sensitivity),
the
user
can
help
facilitate
more
accurate
transmit/receive
state
switching.
Note:
If
the
Xtender
is
exhibiting
false
transmit
switch
triggering,
it
is
recommended
to
set
a
lower
transmit
threshold
control
value.
The
“STAT?”
command
can
be
used
to
display
the
current
Transmit
Threshold
Control
value.
The
“TRLVL
xxxx
”
command
is
used
to
change
the
setting
of
the
Transmit
Threshold
Control
value.
The
Transmit
Threshold
Control
settings
are
defined
as:
0000
=
lowest
Transmit
Threshold
Control
value,
lowest
transmit
detection
sensitivity.
4095
=
highest
Transmit
Threshold
Control
value,
greatest
transmit
detection
sensitivity.
A
Transmit
Threshold
Control
value
of
1800
sets
the
threshold
to
approximately
0
dBm.
Note:
Factory
default
setting
is
1800
(~0
dBm
threshold).
Figure 5: Transmit Threshold Control Value vs Minimum RF Input Power Required to Engage Transmit