Timewave DSP-232, Operating Manual

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Chapter 2 Power Supply and Computer Installation
3. Type an asterisk ( * ). When the DSP has recognized your computer’s data rate, its ‘AU’ lights will glow as
in the picture above. Your screen will then display the following sign-on message:
AEA DSP-232 Data Controller
Copyright
(
C
)
1995 by
Advanced Electronic Applications, Inc.
Release DD.MMM.YY
cmd:
At this point the DSP-232 is in its default mode: Radio Port 1, 1200 bps VHF Packet.
4. Enter the following text after the
cmd:
prompt to switch to Radio Port 2
RAD 2
5. Enter the following text after the
cmd: prompt to set your test callsign to
AAA :
MYCALL AAA
After you’ve entered this, the DSP will print the following on the screen:
MYcall was DSP232
MYcall now AAA
6. Enter the following command to “connect” to
AAA
: (the DSP-232 recognizes the letter C to mean “connect
to...”)
C AAA
After a few moments, your monitor should display:
*** CONNECTED to AAA
7.
Type Hi, there!
, then press (
RETURN
). Your monitor should echo the same message.
If you’ve gotten this far, then the DSP and its Radio Port 2 VHF packet modem is working properly. If you’re
having difficulties, see
Chapter 13 - Troubleshooting .
8. You’ll now check the DSP’s Radio 2 HF modem. Enter a (
CTRL-C
) so you’ll return to the Command
mode. After the cmd: prompt, enter:
DISCONNECT
After the
cmd:
prompt, enter:
HB 300
Your monitor should respond with:
HBAUD was 1200
HBAUD now 300
cmd:
9. Enter the following command to “connect” to
AAA
:
C AAA
10. Type
Hi, there!
, then press
ENTER
or
RETURN
. Your monitor should echo the same message.
11. Now you’ll exit out of the packet mode. The following command will force the DSP to “disconnect” from
a station and exit the packet mode:
(
CTRL-C
)
cmd:
D
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