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BASIC OPERATION
2.11 Using the Level Meters
Level meters in the COM3010 are accessed by
pressing SHIFT, METER SELECT multiple times
to cycle through the available meters. Level
meters available include RSSI Bargraph, RSSI
Digital Meter, Power Meter, Battery Meter, and
Serial Status. Each of the meters will be displayed in the Receive/Level Meter display.
Example:
to cycle through the available meters shown below.
RECEIVE Level Meters
Counter Freq Meters
COM3010 Level Meter Displays
Common Meter Displays Description
2.11.01 Displays a relative RSSI meter of a received signal at
the set frequency. Meter ranges from –120dBm to -30dBm.
There is also a cursor indicating the current set squelch point
that moves with the control. When the bar surpasses this
point, the squelch opens.
2.11.02 Displays absolute RSSI level of a received signal from
approximately –120dBm to -30dBm. Accuracy of +/-1dBm
after loop-though RSSI calibration. (See user calibration
section).
2.11.03 Displays power as seen at the power detector.
Normally when a radio is not being keyed into the generate
output of the COM3010 this will display 0W. See Using the
Power Meter for more information. WARNING: Maximum
input to COM3010 is 100 Watts.
2.11.04 Displays the current battery state. Low end of battery
is at 10.0V and high end is at 12.6V. The COM3010 will
power itself off below 10.0V to preserve the battery.
2.11.05 Displays the status of the serial port while communi-
cating. The “L” indicates logged in, A is an address match, Tx
is the COM3010 transmitting data, Rx is receiving data, and Er
is a communications error.
RSSI
Bargraph
RSSI Digital
Meter
Power
Meter
Battery
Meter
Serial
Status
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