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XL™ Series
Operation with the GOES Radio 16-5
PC Interface View Built In Display Screen
GOES Radio Type:
Radio Type: [SE1200]
From the PC menu shown above this is a status screen only listing the current radio type selected.
The radio type could be changed using a previous menu. Using the built in menu the user can
change the radio type as needed. If the wrong type of radio is selected the GOES menus will not
be shown and a message indicating the radio is not responding will be displayed.
NOTE: This option is not saved as part of the configuration file. This prevents the radio type
from inadvertently being changed.
NOTE: When using the H-522 and the H-522 +, the GOES radio is built into the data logger
and therefore will not be changing. On these two model numbers the radio type cannot or should
not be changed as the radio is built into the data logger and will not be changing.
Available options are listed below. Also refer to the table on page 16.2 that describes the
different radios. The GOES radio type should not need to be changed in most cases. Normally
this is only used if upgrading from an older style radio to a new unit, or one manufacture to a
different manufacture.
SE-100:
This is a 100 baud radio from Signal Engineering. This did not have GPS
capability.
SE-300:
This is a 100, 300 baud radio from Signal Engineering. This radio did not have
the built in GPS receiver, but may be equipped with an SDI-12 based GPS
receiver. The SDI-12 based GPS uses an interface board that was packaged inside
the gray case with the GOES radio but was actually functioned separately from the
radio.
SE1200: This is a 100, 300, 1200 baud radio from Signal Engineering. This radio also has
an integrated GPS receiver for time keeping. Signal Engineering’s first 1200 baud
radio was labeled SE-1200. Later they cam out with a radio labeled the ‘Omnisat’
radio. In either case use this selection for the radio type.
Telonics: This is the older 100 baud radio from Telonics. This radio is no longer available
for purchase, but several still in use. Telonics no longer supports this radio but
Design Analysis can do some testing with this radio.
DA-1200: This is a 100, 300, 1200 baud radio from Microcom. This radio also has an
integrated GPS receiver for time keeping. This radio is identified by its LED’s as
it utilizes four different LEDs to aid in its use.