
4.2.7 RF Filter Selection
Purpose: Controls the Analog RF Filter selection.
Control Item Code: 0x0044
Control Item Parameter Format:
The first parameter is a 1 byte channel ID.
Selects which channel to set or set all the same RF Filter(0xFF)
Channel 1 ID == 0x00
Channel 2 ID == 0x02
Parameter 2 is a 1 byte value whose range is (0 to 13).
0 = Automatically select filter based on NCO frequency.
1 = Select 0 to 1.8 MHz Filter
2 = Select 1.8 to 2.8 MHz Filter
3 = Select 2.8 to 4.0 MHz Filter
4 = Select 4.0 to 5.5 MHz Filter
5 = Select 5.5 to 7.0 MHz Filter
6 = Select 7 to 10 MHz Filter
7 = Select 10 to 14 MHz Filter
8 = Select 14 to 20 MHz Filter
9 = Select 20 to 28 MHz Filter
10 = Select 28 to 35 MHz Filter
11 = Bypass Filters
12 = Nopass Filter (High Attenuation on all frequencies for RF mute)
13 = Manual DownConverter Path
(14-255) not defined
Example, to select the 5.5 to 7MHz filter on channel 1:
The host sends this:
[06][00] [44][00] [00] [05]
The Target responds with:
[06][00] [44][00] [00] [05]
4.2.8 A/D Modes
Purpose: Controls various A/D Modes.
Control Item Code: 0x008A
Control Item Parameter Format:
The first parameter is a 1 byte channel ID.
Selects which channel to set or set all the same(0xFF)
Channel 1 ID == 0x00
Channel 2 ID == 0x02
Parameter 2 is a 1 byte value whose bits are defined as follows:
Bit 0 --- 1 = Dither on 0 = Dither off
Bit 1 --- 1 = A/D gain 1.5 0 = A/D gain 1.0
Example, to set the channel 1 A/D mode to dither on and A/D gain 1.5:
The host sends this:
[06][00] [8A][00] [00] [03]
The Target responds with:
[06][00] [8A][00] [00] [03]
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