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CSAT-5060 C-Band Transceivers Revision 1
Appendix A MN/CSAT5060.IOM
A–22
A.4.3 CSAT with Ethernet Remote Commands
Command = Instruction Code and Qualifier
Arguments apply to Command or to Response to Query
Response to Command = Target to Controller
These codes are used in the Response to Command column:
= Message ok.
? Received ok, but invalid arguments were found
* Message ok, but not permitted in current mode
Description of Arguments:All arguments are ASCII numeric codes between 48 and 57.
Query = Instruction Code and Qualifier
Response to Query = Target to Controller
Note 1 – Same format as command argument
Note 2 – See Description of arguments for details
CSAT with Ethernet Remote Commands
Parameter
Type
Command Arguments Description of arguments Response to Command Query
Response to
query
Software Image
IMG=
1 byte
Command or Query.
Current Active software image, where:
1=Bulk Image # 1 currently active
2=Bulk Image # 2 currently active
Example: IMG=1 (which is Image #1 active)
IMG=
IMG?
IMG*
IMG#
IMG?
IMG=x
See Note 2
IP Address
IPA=
18 bytes
Command or Query.
Used to set the IP address and network prefix for the
10/100 BaseT Ethernet management port, in the format:
xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx.yy, where:
xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx is the IP address, and
yy is the network prefix (8-30)
Example: 192.168.001.004.24
Default Value: 192.168.001.004.24
IPA=
IPA?
IPA*
IPA#
IPA?
IPA=
xx.xxx.xxx.xxx.yy
See Note 2
Gateway
Address
IPG=
15 bytes
Used to set the Gateway IP address for the
10/100 Base Tx Ethernet management port, in the
format:
xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx, where:
xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx is the IP address
Example: IPG = 192.168.001.005
Default Value: 192.168.001.005
IPG= (message ok)
IPG? (received ok, but
invalid arguments found)
IPG * (message ok, but
not permitted in current
mode
IPG?
IPG =
xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
- CSAT-5060 1
- Table of Contents 5
- Figures 10
- PREFACE 13
- About this Manual 14
- Conventions and References 14
- Cautions and Warnings 14
- Trademarks 14
- Safety Compliance 15
- EN 60950 15
- Low Voltage Directive (LVD) 15
- Safety Notice 15
- Preface Revision 1 16
- Warranty Policy 17
- Limitations of Warranty 17
- Exclusive Remedies 18
- Chapter 1. INTRODUCTION 19
- 1.2 THEORY OF OPERATION 21
- 1.3 RF SIGNAL CONVERSION 22
- 1.3.2 UPCONVERTER 23
- 1.4 MONITOR & CONTROL 24
- Chapter 2. SPECIFICATIONS 25
- 2.2 SPECIFICATIONS 31
- Chapter 3. CONNECTOR PINOUTS 33
- Chapter 4. SYSTEM OPERATION 35
- 4.2.2 Attenuation 36
- 4.2.3 Gain Offset 36
- 4.2.4 Mute Mode 36
- Tx Amplifier 37
- 4.2.8 Channel Slope Adjust 38
- Cold Start Function 39
- Auto Fault Recovery 39
- LNA Current Source 40
- LNA Fault Logic 40
- 4.2.18 Set Physical Address 41
- Set Time 42
- Set Baud Rate 42
- Set Date 42
- Chapter 5. REDUNDANT SYSTEMS 43
- 5.1.1 RSU-5060 INTERFACES 44
- Electrical Interface 44
- CSAT Unit A Interface, J1 44
- CSAT Unit B Interface, J3 45
- M&C Interface, J5 46
- Rx IF Interfaces, J9 – J11 47
- Mechanical Interface 47
- RSU-5060 Operation 48
- RS-485 Interface 49
- RED AUTO/MANUAL Signal 49
- SWITCH CMD Signal 50
- REDUNDANCY A/B Signals 50
- REDUND_FLT Signal 50
- AUXCOM Signals 50
- Chapter 6. REMOTE CONTROL 53
- Basic Protocol 54
- Packet Structure 55
- Start Of Packet 55
- Commands or Responses 58
- UGO= 5 bytes 59
- DGO= 5 bytes 59
- Chapter 7. MAINTENANCE AND 73
- TROUBLESHOOTING 73
- 7.1 Maintenance Testing 74
- 7.2 Troubleshooting 74
- 7.3 Converter Faults 74
- DC Power Supply Voltages 74
- 7.3.2 RF Converter Module 75
- 7.3.4 LNA Curent Fault 75
- 7.3.5 Fan Fault 76
- 7.3.6 Temperature Fault 76
- Chapter 8. LNA INSTALLATION 77
- - Not shown 78
- NSTALLATION OF LNA ASSEMBLY 82
- Redundant LNA Assembly 83
- Chapter 9. CSAT-5060 85
- +10 dBm Unit 85
- 9.1.1 Function Description 86
- 9.1.2 Prime Power Level 86
- 9.1.3 Physical Dimensions 86
- 9.2 9.2 Specifications 87
- A.2.1 Mounting Kit 92
- Hardware 97
- A.2.3 Cable Installation 98
- A.3 SPAR-MOUNT INSTALLATION 99
- IMPORTANT 101
- A.3.3 Cable Installation 102
- TX Switch 105
- Transceivers 111
- Configuration 111
- A.5.1 Cable Installation 112
- (Block Diagram) 113
- Mounting Kits 116
- B.4.2 S 119
- -THREAD INSTALLATION 119
- B.4.3 Cable Installation 123
- . Cable Kit 126
- Redundancy Installation 130
- Figure B-17. Pipe Blocks 133
- Blocks 133
- Cable Installation 136
- C.3 Tools Required 140
- C.4.1 Mounting Kits 140
- Looking down 143
- 145
- EDUNDANCY CONFIGURATION 147
- Step Procedures 154
- Switch, AS/0478 154
- C.6 CABLE INSTALLATION 158
- C/S = CUSTOMER - SUPPLIED 159
- Addendum A 161
- BLANK PAGE 162
- Addendum A. ETHERNET 165
- BASED REMOTE PRODUCT 165
- MANAGEMENT 165
- AA.3 SNMP Interface 166
- AA.3.3 SNMP Traps 167
- AA.4 Telnet Interface 168
- AA.5.2 User Login 172
- AA.5.3.5 Text or Data Entry 175
- AA.5.5.1 Home Pages 176
- AA.5.5.1.1 Home 176
- Contact Information 178
- Problem Report 178
- AA.5.5.2 Admin Pages 179
- Webpage Timeout 180
- AA.5.5.3 Config Pages 183
- Reference Adjust 184
- AA.5.5.3.2 Config 185
- AA.5.5.3.3 Config 186
- Date and Time 187
- Circuit ID 187
- AA.5.5.4 Status Pages 190
- Unread Stored Alarms: ## 191
- Chapter 3. UPDATING FIRMWARE 193
- Appendix A. REMOTE CONTROL 197
- A.1.2 EIA-232 198
- A.2 Basic Protocol 198
- A.3 Packet Structure 199
- A.3.1 Start Of Packet 199
- IMPORTA N T 200
- A.3.7 End Of Packet 203
- A.4.2 CSAT Remote Commands 205
- UGO= 5 bytes 206
- DGO= 5 bytes 206
- – same as UGO= (5 bytes) 209
- 480 • 333 • 2200 PHONE 224
- 480 • 333 • 2161 224
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