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Serial Port Configuration
To modify the data serial port, enter “0” to access the Serial Port Configuration menu.
Each radio has two serial ports for communication; one is a lower speed diagnostics port
and the second is a high speed data port. These ports are RS-232 type, with
input/output voltage levels of 0 volts/+3.3 volts. A 3.3 volt to RS-232 level converter is
required to communicate with standard RS-232 serial port devices, including computers.
The ports are typically configured as 8 bits of data with no parity and 1 stop bit by
default. The diagnostics port has no provision for hardware flow control. The data port
is typically used with hardware flow control, although flow control can be disabled in
the serial port 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
Configuration/Utilities Menu
XETA4-TMFA rev 0, firmware 1.53.19108, SN E50243FC
Mode: Slave (2) to Master (1)
0 : Serial port configuration menu
1 : RF and hopping menu
2 : Bit rate and modulation type menu
3 : Network menu
4 : Advanced menu
5 : Utilities menu
Esc: Return to previous menu
Enter selection:
Serial Port Configuration Menu
0 : Data serial bit rate 115200 bps
1 : Data serial framing 8N1
2 : Data serial protocol Raw
3 : Baud clock multiplier 0
4 : Data serial flow control Enabled
5 : Serial message delay 35 bits
6 : Data serial interface RS-232
7 : Delay after RS485 drivers on 40 bits
8 : Delay before RS485 drivers off 10 bits
9 : Seamless group 0
a : Modbus group 0
Diagnostic serial bit rate 115200 bps
Esc: Return to previous menu
Enter selection:
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