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XETA4-TMFA 

User Manual 

 Rev. B 

 

 

Summary of Contents for XETA4-TMFA

Page 1: ...XETA4 TMFA User Manual Rev B...

Page 2: ...ntenna Compliance 8 Configuration 8 Password Protection 8 Communicating with the XETA4 TMFA 8 The Diag Port 8 Operating Menu 10 Configuration Utilities Menu 10 Serial Port Configuration 11 Baud Rate 1...

Page 3: ...policy may not apply 1 If product repair adjustments or parts replacements is required due to accident neglect or unusual physical electrical or electromagnetic stress 2 If product is used outside of...

Page 4: ...ed in compliance with FCC regulations in the 450 470 MHz frequency bands The transmit antenna shall be kept at least 187 cm from physical space where humans may exist based on a maximum antenna gain o...

Page 5: ...member of the public in the direction of maximum radiation Professional installers receive radios with factory preset settings in compliance with the values and limits specified in the radio certifica...

Page 6: ...tice and maintain a safe distance as calculated below The MPED Maximum Permissible Exposure Distance is calculated using the FCC limit for a general population uncontrolled exposure in the 450 470 MHz...

Page 7: ...ith Industry Canada s license exempt RSSs Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 This device may not cause interference and 2 This device must accept any interference including interfe...

Page 8: ...z 450 470 MHz IC Setting This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to IC ICES 003 This unit must be installed in a fixed location Cet qui...

Page 9: ...n science et d veloppement conomique Canada Calcul MPE Use General Utilisation G n ralit s Antenna 11 2 dBi Antenne 11 2 dBi For 406 1 470 MHz single transmitters General use Pour metteurs simples 406...

Page 10: ...unique mathematical calculation that is proprietary to XetaWave LLC Users have the ability to set parameters via the Diag port within the permissible limits Users do not have access to programming cap...

Page 11: ...ting interrupt_init coresight_init coresight_start watchdog_init spi_init SPI_BUS_0 spi_init SPI_BUS_1 spi_init SPI_BUS_FLASH flash_init config_init mfg_cals_init math_init twi_init iox_init pll_init...

Page 12: ...es of the two radios making the link In the above example the radio is a Slave unit address 8 and will link with a Master unit address 1 Options Enter 0 to display the configuration settings and utili...

Page 13: ...rt configuration menu The standard diagnostics port configuration is 115 2 Kbps 8 data bits no parity 1 stop bit and cannot be changed by the user The data port configuration is editable through Confi...

Page 14: ...operation Enter 3 to modify the baud clock output that is synchronous with the data serial port The output clock may be used to synchronize the user hardware to the radio clock for ease of serial por...

Page 15: ...second character represents parity and can be set to N O or E for none odd or even The last character represents stop bits and can be set to 1 1 5 or 2 RF Configuration This menu allows for the select...

Page 16: ...illiwatts of the radio within the limits of the radio certification This parameter sets the power as measured at the radio connector and does not compensate for any interconnecting cable loss antenna...

Page 17: ...ve messages from the slave s If the radio is a slave then this is the frequency that it will use to transmit all messages to the master If a three digit number with or without a decimal point and addi...

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