Version
3.3
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8.4
SL-commands available by using the SATEL Configuration
Manager
See table below.
Details
10.1.x
Function Supported
by modem
Supported by
SATEL
Configuration
Manager
(Dealer
version)
Supported by
SATEL
Configuration
Manager (User
version)
Supported
by
Customer’s
Data
Terminal
Equipment,
DTE (=SL-
command)
Comments
SL
No
from
the list
above
SL-command
1 Create
channel
list
no
yes
definable
no
no
2 Set channel
yes
yes
definable
yes
new: SL$F=nnnn
3 Set
Default
Channel
no
yes
definable
yes
new: SL$D=nnnn
4 Go
to
Default
Channel
yes
yes
definable
yes
new: SL$A=1
5 Read
Default
Channel
yes
yes
definable
yes
new: SL$D?
6 Export
channel
table to file
no
yes
definable
no
no
7 Import
channel
table from file
to SATEL
Configuration
Manager
no
yes
definable
no
no
8 Read
current
settings from
modem
yes yes
definable
no DTE:
Only
one-by-one
9 Read
factory
settings like:
model, serial
number, FW-
version,
frequency
band, module-
ID
yes yes
definable
yes DTE:
Only
one-by-one
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53
36
37
38
39
model: SL!V?
serial number: SL%S?
sw: SL%V?
b1 low: SL!D?
b1 high: SL!U?
b2 low: SL!W?
b2 high: SL!Y?
module ID: SL%H?
10 Send settings to
modem
yes yes
definable
yes DTE:
Only
one-by-one
or by
special exe-
file
11 Channel
scanning mode
(only on RX)
yes
no
no
yes
new: SL$S=1 (shows RSSSI-
values)
12 Search
for
free
channel
(only on RX)
yes
no
no
yes
new: SL$E=1
13 Assign
frequencies to
channel
numbers (min
20 channels)
yes
yes
definable
no
no
14 Set
channel
spacing:12.5,
20 or 25 kHz
yes
yes
definable
no
SL&W=xxxx (xxxx=1250,
2000 or 2500)
15 Addressing
yes
yes
definable
no
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
SL#I=xxxx
SL#I?
SL#T=xxxx
SL#T?
SL#R=xxxx
SL#R?
SL#P=xxxx;yyyy
