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Raveon Technologies Corp.
4. Electrical Inputs and Outputs
The front panel of the
RV-M29
modem has these features:
1. Power LED (red blink = on, green blink = telenet connected)
2. Status LED (Receive data = green, Transmit = red)
3. GPSLED (off = failed/no GPS, red = locking, green = locked)
4. Ethernet connector
5. Ethernet jack cover
4.1.
LEDs
The LED
’s visually show the current status of the radio.
Power LED (PWR)
The state of this LED is usually solid green, showing power is on.
When a user logs in, the light will flash green with a 50% duty cycle.
Status LED (TX)
This LED blinks red when the transmitter keys and is putting out RF
power. It blinks green during the reception of data or RF carrier or when there is RF
energy on the radio channel.
GPS LED (GPS)
Off: GPS off (in a mode such as MODE RX that does not require use of GPS).
Red: No GPS signal (only active when GPS is used as in MODE TX or MODE TXRX)
Solid Green: Locked to the GPS signals and position acquired.
4.2.
DC Power
DC power for the modem comes from a power connector.
5. Configuring the RV-M29
5.1.
Command Mode Overview
The Ethernet port on the unit is used to send and receive data over the air, as well as to
configure the RF modem.
The user interacts with the radio via a TCP/IP telnet session, connecting to a
preconfigured IP port (the factory default is port 23). The behavior of any given connected
telnet session depends on the credentials entered during the authentication challenge at
the start of the session.
If the ADMIN role credentials are entered, the corresponding telnet session will be in
Command Mode. The
RV-M29
may then be programmed and/or configured.
