RK-WI.M868X Radiotronix, RK-WI.M868X Datasheet - Page 8
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RK-WI.M868X
Manufacturer Part Number
RK-WI.M868X
Description
RF Modules & Development Tools RK-Wi.M868X Kit
Manufacturer
Radiotronix
Datasheet
1.RK-WI.M868X.pdf
(15 pages)
Specifications of RK-WI.M868X
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status
Lead free / RoHS Compliant
Other names
RK-WIM868X
RK-Wi.M868X Rapid Development Kit
User’s Manual
4 Using the Evaluation Software.
4.1 Setting Register Values.
On both the Volatile and Non-Volatile pages, the registers are labeled by function. To set a register value,
select the value from the options available for that register and click the “Write” button. To perform a read
of that register, simply click the “Read” button. Descriptions of the register functions can be found in the
Wi.M868X Users Manual.
4.2 Transceiver Mode
This selects the mode of both the transmitter and receiver. The mode is not set until “Set TX Diag” or “Set
RX Diag” is pressed. Once transmit diagnostic or receive diagnostic is executed, module must be reset to
resume normal operations.
4.3 Receive Diagnostic
Receive Diagnostic consists of four radio buttons which select the transmit channel. Low, Mid and High
are quick reference buttons which can be used to select the lowest, the middle, or the highest channel.
Any specific channel can be selected by using the controls above the “Set RX Diag” button.
Transmit Diagnostic consists of four radio buttons which select the transmit channel. Low, Mid and High
are quick reference buttons which can be used to select the lowest, the middle, or the highest channel.
Any specific channel can be selected by using the controls below the “Set RX Diag” button.
The “Set RX Diag” button switches on the receiver using the channel and mode set up using the channel
selector and transceiver mode controls.
If a “…1010101010101…” bit pattern is being received at the frequency and baud rate set up in the
relevant registers, a BER test will be performed and the number and percent of bit errors is displayed in
the panel.
4.4 Transmit Diagnostic
Transmit Diagnostic consists of four radio buttons which select the transmit channel. Low, Mid and High
are quick reference buttons which can be used to select the lowest, the middle, or the highest channel.
Any specific channel can be selected by using the controls below the “Set TX Diag” button.
The “Set TX Diag” button switches on the transmitter using the channel and mode set up using the
channel selector and transceiver mode controls.
A “…1010101010101…” bit pattern is transmitted for bit error testing with another system. This is not a
true pseudo-random sequence BER test.
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