MDS 05-3627A01, Rev. D
LEDR Series I/O Guide
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sernum
Serial Number of Radio
Usage:
sernum
This command displays the serial number of the radio. The number dis-
played with this command matches the serial number printed on the
serial number sticker on the radio chassis.
snmpcomm
SNMP Community Names
Usage:
[<read|write|trap>][<string>]
This command is used to set or display SNMP community names. Com-
munity names are passwords that are required to match at the SNMP
management station and each radio or other SNMP agent. You can add
security to the radio system’s network management by choosing
non-default community names (listed in the example) and setting the
community names in your management software to match.
Example Response:
:
snmpcomm {read}: public
snmpcomm {write}: private
snmpcomm {trap}: public
snr
Signal-to-Noise Ratio of Incoming RF Signal
Usage:
snr
This command displays the signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) of the received
signal in dB. The SNR is an indication of the quality of the received
signal. The higher this number, the higher the quality of the received
signal. SNR readings are invalid when the receiver is unlocked. See
for details.
spur
Spur Frequencies
Usage:
spur [<Frequency>|clear|default] [<frequencyToClear>]
This command is only operative for LEDR 1400 Series radios. It is used
to set or display the spur frequencies for the radio network. Add a dec-
imal point “
.
” to the end of a frequency input to signify MHz unit.
status
Status
Usage:
status
This command is used to display key performance and configuration
data.
Example Response:
status {Tx Freq}:438075000
status {Rx Freq}:428075000
status {Bandwidth}:100 kHz
status {Data Rate}: 256 kbps
status {Interleave}: 1
