Pacific
Crest
Corporation
ADL
Vantage
User’s
Guide
6
User
‐
selectable
RF
output
Select
between
0.1.
0.5,
1,
2
and
4
Watts
•
Increase
range
by
switching
to
2
or
4
Watts
(where
permitted)
•
Increase
battery
life
by
reducing
output
power
when
you
don’t
need
the
range
Rugged
Construction
Designed
specifically
for
real
‐
world
working
environments
•
All
metal
construction
and
shock
mounted
electronics
ensure
highest
reliability
and
EMI
‐
resistance
•
Watertight,
corrosion
‐
resistant
connectors
stand
up
to
bad
weather
conditions
Configuring
ADL
Vantage
ADLCONF
Configuration
Software
ADLCONF
is
a
suite
of
software
utilities
for
configuring
and
troubleshooting
Pacific
Crest’s
Advanced
Data
Link
(ADL)
line
of
digital
communication
radios
and
modems.
Running
ADLCONF
on
a
PC
attached
via
serial
cable
to
an
ADL
radio
allows
you
to
check
the
status
of
the
radio,
input
receive
‐
only
channel
tables,
and
set
radio
parameters
such
as
channel
bandwidth
and
output
power.
Channel
tables
for
transmission
of
data
must
be
obtained
from
authorized
Pacific
Crest
dealers.
If
your
radio
did
not
come
with
a
channel
table
already
installed,
you
can
obtain
one
from
your
dealer
and
import
it
using
ADLCONF.
ADLCONF
software
is
found
on
the
ADL
Vantage
system
CD.
The
latest
version
is
available
for
free
download
from
www.PacificCrest.com
.
A
user
guide
that
completely
describes
how
to
configure
the
ADL
Vantage
radio
is
available
by
running
ADLCONF
and
clicking
Help
>
User
Guide
.
The
ADLCONF
User’s
Guide
is
also
available
on
the
Pacific
Crest
website.
Factory
Default
Settings
You
can
return
your
ADL
Vantage
radio
to
its
factory
default
configuration
using
ADLCONF
software.
Simply
click
the
Restore
Factory
button
to
the
right
of
the
screen
and
then
the
Program
button.
The
factory
default
settings
are
as
follows:
Radio
Link
Rate
9600
Modulation
Type
GMSK
Sensitivity
Low
(Base)
Transmit
Power
100
mW
Scramble
Control
On
CSMA
On
Forward
Error
Correction
Yes
Transmit
Retries
10
TX
ACK
Timeout
10
Modem
Address
0
Destination
Address
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