WJ-8611 DIGITAL VHF/UHF RECEIVER
REMOTE CONTROL
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Table 4-1. Receiver Device Messages
(Continued)
Command Response
Description
DET nrf
Selects the receiver detection mode.
Range:
1 - 6
Where:
1 = AM
4 = USB
2 = FM
5 = LSB
3 = CW
6 = ISB
DET?
DET nr1
Requests the currently active detection mode.
Reset: DET
1
Default: DET
1
DWS?
DWS nr1
Requests the current dwell status when the receiver is in a scan
mode.
Range: 0
-3
Where:
0 = No dwell timers are active
1 = Pre-dwell timer active
2 = Signal dwell timer active
3 = Post-dwell timer active.
ENA
Resume a suspended scan. It is used to restart a scan from the
point where it was halted by a SUS (Suspend) command.
FMO?
FMO nr1
Requests the FM offset value, representing the location of the
signal within the selected IF bandwidth. The value returned is
the percentage of the active IF bandwidth in the range of from
-50 to +50. A positive value indicates that the signal frequency is
greater than the receiver’s tuned frequency.
FRA nrf
Selects the start frequency (in MHz) for a frequency-to-frequency
(F1-F2) sector scan. This frequency must be less than the value
sent with the FRB command.
Range: 0 to 999.99999
FRA?
FRA nr2
Requests the currently programmed start frequency (F1) for a
frequency-to-frequency (F1-F2) sector scan.
Reset: FRA
0000.00000
Default: FRA
0000.00000
FRB nrf
Selects the stop frequency (in MHz) for a frequency-to-frequency
(F1-F2) sector scan. This frequency must be greater than the
value sent with the FRA command.
Range: 0.00001 to 1000.00000
FRB?
FRB nr2
Requests the currently programmed stop frequency (F2) for a
frequency-to-frequency (F1-F2) sector scan.
Reset: FRB
1000.00000
Default: FRB
1000.00000
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