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SUMMARIZE

Figure  3-9.—The  LMS-11  Status  display. LMS— Should  always  be  green. LSN— Indicates  that  the  LMS-11  is  listening for the link audio. PRE—  Indicates  that  a  preamble  has  been detected. PHA— Indicates that a phase reference frame has  been  detected. CC1— Indicates the first frame of a control code. CC2— Indicates the second frame of a control code. EOT—  Indicates   that   the   LMS-11   has detected the end of transmission. NOIS— Indicates that the received data frame did not pass the data quality test. DATA—  Indicates   that   the   LMS-11   has detected  a  data  frame  that  has  passed  the quality test. Note that the control codes and phase reference frames are also data frames. REC—  Shows  the  status  of  the  raw  record function of the LMS-11. The indicator will be green when the recording is turned on and red when the recording is stopped. The last two fields of the status box indicate the performance of the net. The “%DATA:” field will be followed by a number representing the percentage of net cycle time that message data is transmitted with no errors. The “NCT:” displays the net cycle time in seconds. Net cycle time is the time required for one complete polling of the net. It can be measured from control  stop  to  control  stop  from  the  NCS,  or  the operator can specify a PU to be the reference for net cycle time. The operator can also specify the number of  cycles  to  use  to  determine  net  cycle  time.  The operator  makes  these  entries  using  the  summarize parameter in the NET DISPLAY mode. Net Display The  Net  Display  mode  is  activated  when  the operator presses the  NET key on the keyboard. The Net Display mode presents the following two separate types of information:    a  Net  Summary  (summarize mode)  or  a  PU  History  (history  mode).  In  the  Net Summary  mode,  the  Net  Display  presents  a  summary of quantitative information about the performance of up to 21 PUs. In the PU History mode, the LMS-11 displays   the   most   recent   21   transmissions   for   a selected  PU. The  Net  Display  mode  is  only  available  when  the link is in the Roll Call mode. Figure 3-10 shows a screen for the Net Display in the Summarize mode and  figure  3-11  shows  the  screen  for  a  PU  History mode. After the operator enters the Net Display mode, there  are  four  operator  entries  that  can  affect  the information and how it is displayed. These entries are NCS,  PU,  SIDEBAND,  and  SUMMARIZE.  All  of the entries are displayed as part of the header of the Net Display screen. The NCS, PU, and SIDEBAND fields  are  on  the  left  side  of  the  screen,  and  the SUMMARIZE field is on the right side of the screen just below the date and time fields. 3-12

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