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Company Confidential

 

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Raveon Technologies Corp. 

 

6. 

 

Tune-up and Alignment 

The 

RV-PMTII 

modem has been factory calibrated, in should not require any re-

calibration when installed.  The unit cannot be tuned or adjusted without the 
proper test board.  The following section assumes access to the required test 
board. 

This unit is sensitive to input voltage. Improperly attempting to connect to 
the unit could result in permanent damage. 

6.1.  Periodic Calibration 

The only setting that may require adjustment is the center frequency.  After years 
of operation, all crystals will age and change frequency slightly.  Like all narrow-
band radios, semi-annual checks and adjustment of frequency is recommended. 

6.2.  Calibration Commands 

The following AT commands are used to calibrate the PMTII when connected to 
a test board.  Do not ever change these unless you have been factory trained to 
do so.  

 

AT

 

Command

 

Command Description

 

Parameters

 

Factory

 

Default 

 

R0 

Symbol Peak Deviation 

– Set the peak FM deviation of 

the transmit symbols.  Note: This can be a negative 
number to invert the modulation. 

 

Range: -1000 – 1000 

120** 

R1 

Select CD pin output signal – CD pin may be RF 
carrier detect, or modem data detect, off, on, or RX data 

framing, or on-line status.  Line status mode asserts CD 
when on-line in normal modem operation and it negates 

CD when in the command mode.  

Range : 0 - 5 

5 = RX data framing. Assert 
when outputting data 

4 = Line stat.  
3 = Always negate CD 

2 = Always assert CD 
1 = Data CD 

0 = RF CD

 

(RF Carrier)

 

R2 

Over-The-Air bit rate -  This is the data rate the radio 
uses to send data over the air.  All RF modems in the 
network must use the same over-the-air baud rate
.   

Range: 

0 = 800 

5 = 9600 2L 

1 = 1200 

6 = 19200 4L 

2 = 2400 

7 =  5142 2L 

3 = 4800 

8 = 9600 4L 

4 = 8000 4L  9 = 2000 2L 
 

 

 

R3 

Serial Port time out – Number of mS of no activity on 
the serial port  before transmitting the data in its buffer.  

Range: 1 - 5000 

20 (mS) 

R5 

Preamble length – The number of bytes to send over-
the-air in the pre-amble.  

Range: 3 - 255

 

4

**

 

(Varies based 

on data rate 

and radio 

type. 7 typical)

 

R8 

Frequency Offset. 

 Used to set the radio on the center of 

the radio channel.  

 

Range: -500 to +500 

0

**

 

R9 

Modulation Balance.   

Range: 0-100 

20

**

 

 

Summary of Contents for RV-PMTII

Page 1: ...Company Confidential 1 Raveon Technologies Corp RV PMTII DTMF Handheld Data Modem Technical Manual Version A1 Apr 2016 Raveon Technologies Corporation 2320 Cousteau Ct Vista CA 92081 www raveon com ...

Page 2: ...afety Warning Information 3 1 4 Part 15 Note 4 2 Overview 5 2 1 Features 5 3 Specifications 6 3 1 General 6 3 2 Transmitter Specifications RV PMTII 6 3 3 Interface Specifications 6 4 Data Transmission 7 5 Debug Related Features 7 6 Tune up and Alignment 8 6 1 Periodic Calibration 8 6 2 Calibration Commands 8 6 3 Center Frequency 9 6 4 TX Deviation 9 ...

Page 3: ...epts no responsibility for damages of any kind resulting from delays or errors in data transmitted or received using the PMTII or for the failure of the PMTII to transmit or receive such data 1 3 Safety Warning Information Service This equipment should be serviced by qualified technicians only Blasting Caps and Blasting Areas To avoid possible interference with blasting operations turn off this ra...

Page 4: ... approved for operation with antennas having a gain that exceeds 3 dBi 1 4 Part 15 Note This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause h...

Page 5: ...reating an easy to use transparent data radio link The built in DTMF protocol is compatible with many legacy systems This radio modem is not compatible with Raveon s M7 series of data radio modems 2 1 Features Small sized and single board construction Highly efficient battery life 15µA sleep mode Reliable and fast wakeup Seamless integration into legacy systems Immediate audible user feedback ...

Page 6: ...F I O Connector BNC female 3 2 Transmitter Specifications RV PMTII RF Power Output 1W Frequency Range 154 6MHz Maximum Duty Cycle 1W 50 to 40C 20 to 60C Frequency Deviation 3 kHz Channel spacing 25kHz TX Spurious outputs 70dBc Occupied Bandwidth Per FCC FCC Emissions Designator 6K00F3D Frequency Stability Better than 2 5 ppm 3 3 Interface Specifications DC Input Internal Battery Connection 223 DL2...

Page 7: ...trum analyzer All debug options below are entered by pressing ACCESS CODE the following buttons 1 Keys the unit to CW 2 Keys the unit with a square wave 3 Sends all DTMF characters sequentially UP Sends the DTMF character A multiple times DOWN Sets the access code for the unit 7 or ON OFF Enable Disable Override Mode 8 8 8 Reset unit to factory defaults When finished any transmissions can be ended...

Page 8: ...e peak FM deviation of the transmit symbols Note This can be a negative number to invert the modulation Range 1000 1000 120 R1 Select CD pin output signal CD pin may be RF carrier detect or modem data detect off on or RX data framing or on line status Line status mode asserts CD when on line in normal modem operation and it negates CD when in the command mode Range 0 5 5 RX data framing Assert whe...

Page 9: ...d the D key to change the settings up and down one value in real time 6 4 TX Deviation 1 Switch to channel 1 2 Key the transmitter into a 50 ohm load using the ATTD 3 command The unit will now transmit and send a digital 0 continuously This should be 2 0kHz in frequency for narrow band radios 12 5kHz spaced channels and 3 0kHz for wide band 25kHz channels 3 Adjust the deviation register setting so...

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