M7 GX Quick Start Guide
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Raveon Technologies
4.
Put the
M7 GX
into the command mode. (enter
+++
per Section 0)
5.
Program the GPS mode. See the table on
Page 3
to
identify the mode to use, and set it with the
GPS x
command. Type
GX
and press enter to see an
overview of the current GPS related features and
configuration. For in-vehicle transponders that do not
connect to PCs or displays, it is usually
GPS 1
mode.
For M7’s connected to a PC running RavTrack PC
software, it is set to
GPS 2.
6.
Program the modem’s operating frequency to your
desired operating frequency. This is done with the
ATFX xxx.xxxxx
command.
7.
Program the ID in the unit. Sequentially number the
M7 GX units in your system, starting with 1. Use the
ATMY
command to set the ID.
8.
Program the ID to which this unit will send its data to.
Typically this is the ID of the “Base” unit. Use the
ATDT xxxx
command to set the ID that this unit will
transmit to.
9.
Program the
SLOTNUM.
This is the TDMA slot number
that this unit will transmit in. By default it is the same as
its ID
.
Important!
All radios in your system must use
different SLOTNUM settings
.
10.
ATMK
The network address mask. Default is
F000. This means this unit will receive all
transmissions from any other unit with an ID
beginning with 0 (0001 thru 0999).
11.
KEYPHRASE
Enter a security key code
“keyphrase”. Use any word or phrase 1-16
characters long. It is case-sensitive. DO NOT
FORGET WHAT YOU SET IT TO! The KEYPHRASE
is the only parameter that cannot be read out of the
M7 GX. It must be the same as the KEYPHRASE
programmed into all the other M7 GX transponders in
your system. The factory default KEYPHRASE is
RAVEON, call capitols.
12.
To see an overview of how the modem is configured,
use the
SHOW
command. To see an overview of
