Signal Configuration
In main-window of GUI, Basic Configuration → Signal Config
1. Chirp Frequency
It can be freely set for testing purposes.
For settings for mass production, refer to each country’s regulatory/standards(ex, FCC, KC).
Parameter | Default [MHz] | Range [MHz] | Description | |
Chirp Start Frequency | 24,015 | 22,500~27,500 | Highest frequency of chirp signal, ex)24050 MHz in KC | |
Chirp Cutoff Frequency | 24,245 | 22,500~27,500 | Lowest frequency of chirp signal, ex) 24250 MHz in KC | |
CW Frequency | 24,015 | 22,500~27,500 | Only effective when “Waveform Mode” is set as Continuous Wave. |
2. TX, RX Radio Path
Options for selecting receiving and transmitting antenna configuration
Parameter | Default | Range | Description |
Tx Config | Enable | Enable | |
Disable | |||
Rx Config | All On | All On | 1T2R Test |
RX1 | 1T1R Test | ||
RX2 | 1T1R Test | ||
All Off |
3. TX, RX Gain
Gain controls are applied to both transmitter and receiver to adjust the whole link budget to work in different scenarios.
Parameter | Default/Recommend | Range | Description |
Tx Gain | LV2 | LV1(High) | ~11 dBm |
LV2(Rec) | ~09 dBm, Recommendation | ||
LV3(Med) | ~07 dBm | ||
LV4(Low) | ~05 dBm | ||
LV5(XLow) | ~03 dBm | ||
Rx Gain | LV1 | LV1(Rec) | ~ 27 dB |
LV2(Med) | ~ 24 dB | ||
LV3(Low) | ~ 20 dB |