
FAA20 Embedded NEXCOM Vocoder
Board Manual
This manual has been prepared for the Federal Aviation Administration.
FA100-00107 (March 2004) – Rev 1.0.0 Page 58
COMMAND TYP* DESCRIPTION OR USE
REM Forwards command text to virtual COM port.
COUNT
ü
Prints (or clears) queue-related statistical counters.
DELAY
ü
Prints current vocoder processing delays.
DM Writes/reads to/from DSP data memory space.
DUMP Prints named memory blocks
FRAMESIZE
ü
Sets/gets the frame size for the PCM and NIB interfaces .
FM Writes/reads to/from flash memory.
GAM
ü
Sets/gets audio interface gain/attenuation/mute level in Q4.12
format.
IO Writes/reads to/from DSP IO memory space.
LED
ü
Controls mapping of virtual LEDs to the six available physical
LEDs.
LOOP
ü
Controls audio, PCM, and nibble external loop status.
MACRO Enables the user to build a command sequence which can be
played on command or continuously.
MIX
ü
Controls the linear voice mixer. Data values are entered in
Q1.15 format.
PROG
ü
Prepares the FAA20 to accept a new software program.
RESET
ü
Forces a hardware reset by stopping service to the on-board
watchdog timer.
ROUTE
ü
Controls the compressed voice router
TEST
ü
Accesses a number of FAA20 test features.
TONE
ü
Controls the frequency of the on-board tone generator.
TRUN
ü
Enables/disables truncated timing mode.
VERSION
ü
Prints software version information and unit serial number.
VOC
ü
Access vocoder controls and status.
WAIT Causes the command processor to wait (units = ms).
* TYP = Typical. The checked commands are used by typical FAA20 integrators. The unchecked
commands are primarily used at the factory and are rarely used by FAA20 integrators.
Many commands enable you to set/get parameter status. Typically, to set
the parameter an additional token is provided in the command line, i.e. the
new parameter value. If this token is omitted the current parameter status
is retrieved and displayed. For example, the command ‘ADAPT’, gets the
current parameter setting. The command ‘ADAPT ON’ sets the parameter,
enabling the rate adapter for truncated timing.
Some parameter settings can be saved to flash memory (non-volatile) and
are thus retained between power cycles. These settings are explicitly
saved to flash when the user enters the ‘CFG SAVE’ command. Each
command syntax tables contain a flash attribute which indicates whether
the parameter is saved to flash memory.
Either lower or upper case can be used to enter commands. The FAA20
converts all lines to upper case. All FAA20 responses are prefixed with the
greater than symbol ( > ). All commands and responses are terminated
by a carriage return and all communication is conducted in ASCII format.
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