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Users’ Guide: Networked Receiver Controller - NRC-2.0.1 PAGE 27
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Query – This button allows you to query the receiver to find out
which parameters are stored in memory. Some receiver types also
support the ability to display what values are currently stored at a
specific memory location. Below is a query on a WJ receiver.
Load – This option loads the receiver configuration from the
specified memory location into the receiver’s current
configuration. If nothing is stored at the memory location the
behavior of this operation is dependant on the type of receiver.
Some receivers may ignore the command or load a default
configuration, or for example.
Save – This option saves the receiver’s current configuration to the
specified memory location. The number of locations varies with
each type of receiver. It is important to note that the volatility of
the memory is also dependant on the type of receiver. Some
receivers may clear all saved settings if the “Reset Rx” button is
pressed, others may maintain the memory until the receiver is
powered down.
Note: Different receivers store different attributes and hence there is
no uniform list of options which are saved for all receivers, with not
even the basic frequency, detection mode, AGC mode, BFO and IF
Bandwidth parameters saved for all receivers.
o Receiver Pass thru Command
An ACSII-based text command can be sent directly to the receiver using
the “Pass-thru command”. Enter the command string into the
corresponding text field and press Enter or click “Send”. Please refer to
the receiver operator’s manual for the valid command set for each
receiver. If the “Response” box is checked, then an ASCII response is