Setting Target Parameters in Target Configurations
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Setting Target Parameters in Target Configurations
- Select the Mode dropdown on the top right of the main Target panel.
- Select Target Configurations.
- Set trigger settings using the TRIGGER MODE and TIME OFFSET fields.
- Click Disabled/Enabled to enable targets. The software supports between one and four targets per instrument, depending on selected personality.
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Enter the target parameters.
You can configure the following settings for each target based upon the mode of operation:
- Time-Frequency—The Time-Frequency mode uses an
absolute frequency shift to simulate a target.
- Time Delay—Amount of time that the pulse is delayed inside the system.
- Attenuation Offset—The change in power level (gains not supported) of the pulse inside the system.
- Frequency Offset—Absolute frequency shift to simulate a moving target.
- Range-Velocity—The Range-Velocity mode requires information about
the current radar pulse's center frequency to calculate the correct
shift.
- Range—The distance an incoming pulse should be delayed inside the system. This distance is converted into a time-based offset to be applied within the system.
- Attenuation Offset—The change in power level (gains not supported) of the pulse inside the system.
- Velocity Offset—Relative frequency shift to simulate a moving target.
- Phase Offset—Applies only to the target directly above it in the UI. To apply Phase Offset settings, click Reset NCO Phase.
- Swerling Model—Applies only to the target directly above it in the UI. Select the Swerling model for each target from the dropdown.
- Time-Frequency—The Time-Frequency mode uses an
absolute frequency shift to simulate a target.
- Select Send Target Configuration.
- If Software Trigger is selected, click Send Software Trigger to send an immediate trigger.
Related Information
- gRPC Reference Document (rtg_api_service.proto)
Plain text of the RTG API Service protocol buffer file.