WJ-8611 DIGITAL VHF/UHF RECEIVER
4-4 REMOTE
CONTROL
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nrf
- The nrf (forgiving numeric representation) data element for
commands is composed of the sequential fields listed below. All
fields (1-5) are optional with one restriction: at least one digit must
be present with the active data element of the argument.
Field Data
1
Plus (+) or minus (-) sign.
2
Any number of digits, up to eight.
3
A decimal point (.).
4
Any number of digits, up to eight.
5
An upper-case “E” or lower-case “e” followed by an
optional sign and at least one digit, but no more than two
digits.
If the receiver receives an nrf of a precision greater than it can
handle, it rounds the number rather than truncating it. When
rounding, the unit ignores the sign of the number and rounds up on
values equal to or greater than one-half. It rounds down on values
less than one-half.
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nr1
- The nr1 is a numeric response format for integers, composed
of an optional sign field, followed by any number of digits. The
decimal point is implicitly defined to always follow the last digit
and is therefore, not present in the response element.
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nr2
- The nr2 response data format is composed of an optional sign
field, followed by any number of digits, a decimal point, and any
number of digits. At least one digit is always present on each side
of the decimal point.
4.3 RECEIVER DEVICE MESSAGES
The Receiver Device Messages are commands and queries that affect the
operational parameters of the receiver. These commands are listed in
Table 4-1
. In order for the receiver to recognize a command, the receiver
must be in the remote mode of operation. The receiver can be placed into
the remote mode pressing the REMOTE key on the front panel, or the
remote control command (CTL 1 or CTL 2) may be sent before any other
messages are transmitted to the receiver.
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