Icom IC-7610 Manual de usuario

I/Q OUTPUT REFERENCE GUIDE

i7610

HF/50MHz TRANSCEIVER

Table of contents

I/Q SIGNAL —————————————————————— 3

■General………………………………………………… 3

DGeneral description ………………………………… 3

■Communication through the [USB 2] port ……… 4

DGeneral description ………………………………… 4

DAbout the Device Description ……………………… 4

DAbout the endpoints ……………………………… 4

■About the I/Q signals ……………………………… 5

DGeneral description ………………………………… 5

DI/Q data format ……………………………………… 5

■Control commands ………………………………… 6

DGeneral description ………………………………… 6

DCommand format …………………………………… 6

■Usable control commands ………………………… 8

DCommand description ……………………………… 8

■Control commands relative to

the I/Q port settings ……………………………… 9

DAntenna ……………………………………………… 9

DOperating frequency ……………………………… 9

DOperating mode ………………………………… 10

DSetting after directly specifying

the Main/Sub band …………………………………11

DGeneral description

You can get I/Q signals from the [USB 2] port on the IC-7610 by connecting the IC-7610 and a PC, with a USB

cable. You can receive I/Q signals and control the IC-7610, through the USB cable.

Requirement:

• IC-7610 rmware must be version 1.20 or later.

• Windows 7 /8.1/10 PC (32 bit or 64 bit)

• USB 3.0 or higher

• USB I/Q driver (

USB I/Q Package for HDSDR

)

You can download it from the Icom web site.

(The software is commonly used with HDSDR*.)

*An SDR receive software (freeware). You can download it from: http://www.hdsdr.de/

I/Q signal specications:

Sampling frequency Bit

depth Signal Bandwidth Band (Main/Sub)

1.92 MHz 16-bit 1.66 MHz Main or Sub

(Selectable)

■General

I/Q SIGNAL

(Ver.1.20 or later)

IC-7610

[USB 2] port

[USB] port

(USB 3.0)

Windows 10 (32/64-bit)

Windows 8.1 (32/64-bit)

Windows 7 (32/64-bit)

Driver

• I/Q data

•Control command

USB 3.0 cable

DGeneral description

I/Q signals and IC-7610 control commands are exchanged through the [USB 2] port on the IC-7610.

DAbout the Device Description

The Device Description, that is needed to open the [USB 2] port, is shown below.

“IC-7610 SuperSpeed-FIFO Bridge”

DAbout the endpoints

The IC-7610 has 3 endpoints. Each endpoint is reserved to receive I/Q data, to send control commands to the

IC-7610 and to receive the acknowledgement from the IC-7610.

The communications are done through FTDI's “D3XX Driver.”

You need to install the driver (USB I/Q Package for HDSDR) that can be downloaded from Icom web site.

After the driver is installed, you can receive I/Q signals and control the IC-7610 through the D3XX Driver,

using an I/Q receive software (user supplied).

To receive I/Q signals and control the IC-7610 from the user application, you need FTDI's “FTD3XX.dll.” Refer

to “D3XX Programmer's Guide” that can be downloaded from FTDI web site on how to use the functions.

You need to set the device description and appropriate “endpoint.” Refer to the next topic for details about

them.

■Communication through the [USB 2] port

Details of each endpoint:

*IN: Data from IC-7610 to PC, OUT: Data from PC to IC-7610

Address

(Hexadecimal) Direction* Endpoint Number

(Hexadecimal) Transfer Type

I/Q Data

IC-7610 → PC 84 IN 04 Bulk transfer

Control command

IC-7610 → PC 82 IN 02 Bulk transfer

Control Command

PC → IC-7610 02 OUT 02 Bulk transfer

I/Q SIGNAL

IC-7610

[USB 2] port

USB driver

FTD3XX.dll Application

(User supplied)

USB 3.0 cable

IC-7610

[USB] port

(USB 3.0)

[USB 2] port

Pipe for I/Q data

Endpoint for I/Q data

Pipe for control commands input

Endpoint for control

commands input

Pipe for control commands output

Endpoint for control

commands output

DGeneral description

I/Q data is output from the [USB 2] port on the IC-7610.

One endpoint is reserved to receive I/Q signals.

The sampling frequency, Bit depth and I/Q signal bandwidth are xed as follows.

■About the I/Q signals

Address

(Hexadecimal) Direction Endpoint Number

(Hexadecimal) Transfer Type

I/Q data

IC-7610 → PC 84 IN 04 Bulk transfer

Sampling frequency Bit

depth Signal Bandwidth Band (Main/Sub)

1.92 MHz 16-bit 1.66 MHz Main or Sub

(Selectable)

TIP:

The sampling frequency can be set to 960 kHz or less in the HDSDR application.

You can select the Bit depth in the HDSDR application.

These are achieved by processing down sampling and bit conversion on the PC.

DI/Q data format

Data format:

The I/Q data is composed of 2 parts: “I” signals and “Q” signals.

Each data length is: “I” =16 bits (2 Bytes), “Q” =16 bits (2 Bytes).

(The byte order is in the little-endian format.)

…

I I QQ

2 bytes 2 bytes

I I QQ

2 bytes 2 bytes

• I/Q data range is “–32768 (0x8000) ~ +32767 (0x7FFF).”

• I/Q data is formed in increments of 4 bytes. Therefore the most signicant byte must be an I signal.

I/Q SIGNAL

DGeneral description

The following 2 endpoints are reserved for sending control commands:

• Sends the control commands from a PC to the IC-7610.

• Sends the acknowledgement from the IC-7610 to the PC.

DCommand format

You can control the IC-7610 using the CI-V commands. Every command is composed of a byte array in

hexadecimal. Every command byte must be in increments of 4 bytes.

After sending a command from the PC to the IC-7610, an acknowledgement is returned. When you send

commands one after another, you need to send the next command after the acknowledgement is received.

Writing command format:

Send a writing command from the PC to change an IC-7610 setting.

A writing command is composed of a command number and setting data that follows the command.

The IC-7610 will return the result as an acknowledgement after receiving the command.

LThe control command format is based on the ICOM Communication Interface V (CI-V) format.

LThere are 2 command types: Writing commands and Reading commands. Refer to the next topic for details about them.

■Control commands

Address

(Hexadecimal) Direction Endpoint Number

(Hexadecimal) Transfer Type

Control command

IC-7610 → PC 82 IN 02 Bulk transfer

Control command

PC → IC-7610 02 OUT 02 Bulk transfer

•Command (PC to IC-7610)

•Acknowledge of a valid command (IC-7610 to PC)

•Acknowledge of an invalid command (IC-7610 to PC)

I/Q SIGNAL

Preamble IC-7610

address

Command

Padding

Sub

command

Data area

Postamble

q w e r t y i o

F E F E 9 8 E 0 F D F F× × × × × × × × ………… × ×

1 byte (Variable) (Variable)

Preamble PC

address

IC-7610

address

code

Postamble

Padding

q e w u i o

F E F E E 0 9 8 F B F D F F F F

Preamble PC

address

IC-7610

address

code

Postamble

q e w u i

F E F E E 0 9 8 F A F D

Padding

F F F F

PC to IC-7610

IC-7610 to PC

OK message to PC

NG message to PC

Reading command format:

Send a request command from the PC to request to return an IC-7610 setting value.

A reading command is composed of only a command number.

The IC-7610 will return the requested setting value as an acknowledgement when receiving the command.

If the request command is invalid, “NG (FA)” will be returned as the acknowledgement.

■Control commands

DCommand format (Continued)

•Command (PC to IC-7610)

•Acknowledgement of a valid command (IC-7610 to PC)

•Acknowledgement of an invalid command (IC-7610 to PC)

NOTE: When the data length is not in increments of 4 bytes

Every command must be in increments of 4 bytes.

If the command is not in

increments of 4 bytes

, you need to add an extra “FF” at the end of the packet, to make

the command length a multiples of 4. In the same manner, the length of the acknowledgement data from the IC-

7610 is a multiples of 4.

Preamble PC

address

IC-7610

address

Command

Padding

Sub

command

Data area Post

amble

q e w r t y i o

F E F E E 0 9 8 F D F F× × × × …………

1 byte

(Variable) (Variable)

I/Q SIGNAL

Preamble IC-7610

address

Command

Padding

Sub

command Postamble

q w e r t i o

F E F E 9 8 E 0 F D F F× × × ×

1 byte (Variable)

Preamble PC

address

IC-7610

address

Command

Padding

Sub

command

Data area Post

amble

q e w r t y i o

F E F E E 0 9 8 F D F F× × × × …………

1 byte (Variable) (Variable)

FE FE FF

98 E0 Cn Sc Data area FD

Preamble

code (fixed)

IC-7610’s address

(fixed)

PC’s default address

(“E0” in Acknowledgement)

Command number

(see the command table)

Sub command number

(may not necessary.

See command table.)

BCD code data for

frequency or setting

entry

End of message

Postamble (fixed)

Padding

(See the note below)

Padding

(See the note below)

Padding

(See the note below)

FE FE FFFFE0 98 FB FD

FE FE FF FFE0 98 FA FD

Preamble

code (fixed)

PC’s address

(fixed)

IC-7610’s address

(fixed)

OK code

(fixed)

End of message

Postamble (fixed)

NG code

(fixed)

q qw we er t y i iu

q we iu

FE FE E0 98 Cn Sc Data area FD

q we r t y i

■Usable control commands

DCommand description

Command

Number

Sub

command

Number

Data Command Function

07 C2 00/01 Send/read the dualwatch setting

(00=OFF, 01=ON)

D2 00/01 Send/read the band selection

(00=Main, 01=Sub)

0F 00/01 Send/read the split setting

(00=Split OFF, 01=Split ON)

11 @9 00, 03 ~ 45 Send/read the Attenuator

(00=ATT OFF, 03=Minimum ~ 45=Maximum (3 dB step))

12 @9 See p.9 Send/read the antenna

14 02 @9 0000 ~ 0255 Send/read the RF Gain

(0000=Minimum, 0255=Maximum) (BCD value)

16* 02 @9 00/01/02 Send/read the PRE-AMP setting

(00=OFF, 01=P.AMP1 ON, 02=P.AMP2 ON)

4E @9 00/01 Set the DIGI-SEL function

(00=OFF, 01=ON)

65 @9 00/01 Send/read the IP+ function status

(00=OFF, 01=ON)

1A 0A* @9 00/01

Read the OVF indicator status

(00=OFF, 01=ON)

0B 00/01/02 Send/read the I/Q data output setting

(00=OFF, 01=Main band I/Q output, 02=Sub band I/Q output)

1C 00 00/01 Ttransceiver's status

(00=RX, 01=TX)

02 00/01 Transmit frequency monitor (XFC)

(00=OFF, 01=ON)

25 See p.9 Send/read the Main or Sub band frequency

26 See p.10 Set the operating mode and lter setting

29 00 or 01

Supported

commends

See p.11

Regardless of active/inactive of the Main or Sub band, you can

directly specify the

Main or Sub band, and send/read the supported command

settings.

(00=Main band, 01=Sub band)

Commands other than listed above cannot be used with the [USB 2] port.

*(Asterisk) Read only data

@9 Regardless of active/inactive the Main or Sub band, you can directly specify the Main or Sub band, and send/read the

supported command settings. See page 11 for details.

I/Q SIGNAL

■Control commands relative to the I/Q port settings

DAntenna

Command: 12

00:ANT1

01:ANT2

00:RX ANT OFF

01:RX ANT ON

X X X X

RX Antenna

Antenna

LIf the RX-ANT Connectors item is set to “Connect External RX Device,” “OFF” will be returned.

If “ON” is sent, “NG” (FA: in Hexadecimal) will be returned.

DOperating frequency

Command: 25

LFill each digit with the BCD value.

LIf you omit entry of the digit upper than entered position, the current frequency will be applied to the upper digits.

I/Q SIGNAL

10 Hz digit: 0 ~ 9

1 Hz digit: 0 ~ 9

1 kHz digit: 0 ~ 9

100 Hz digit: 0 ~ 9

100 kHz digit: 0 ~ 9

10 kHz digit: 0 ~ 9

10 MHz digit: 0 ~ 9

1 MHz digit: 0 ~ 9

1 GHz digit: 0 (Fixed)

100 MHz digit： 0 (Fixed)

00:MAIN

01:SUB

00:MAIN

01:SUB

00:MAIN

01:SUB

Band Frequency

Band

Frequency (The format is same as above.)

X X

XX X X XX XX ＸＸ

Acknowledgement of a valid command (IC-7610 to PC)

Command (PC to IC-7610)

•Reading

•Setting

10 Hz digit: 0 ~ 9

1 Hz digit: 0 ~ 9

1 kHz digit: 0 ~ 9

100 Hz digit: 0 ~ 9

100 kHz digit: 0 ~ 9

10 kHz digit: 0 ~ 9

10 MHz digit: 0 ~ 9

1 MHz digit: 0 ~ 9

1 GHz digit: 0 (Fixed)

100 MHz digit： 0 (Fixed)

00:MAIN

01:SUB

00:MAIN

01:SUB

00:MAIN

01:SUB

Band Frequency

Band

Frequency (The format is same as above.)

X X

XX X X XX XX ＸＸ

Acknowledgement of a valid command (IC-7610 to PC)

Command (PC to IC-7610)

•Reading

•Setting

DOperating mode

Command: 26

■Control commands relative to the I/Q port settings (Continued)

LThe data format is the same with that of “Reading.”

LYou can omit the IF filter width and DATA. When omitted, the current setting is applied.

I/Q SIGNAL

00:LSB

01:USB

02:AM

03:CW

04:RTTY

05:FM

07:CW-R

08:RTTY-R

12:PSK

13:PSK-R

00:DATA OFF

01:DATA 1

02:DATA 2

03:DATA 3

01:FIL 1

02:FIL 2

03:FIL 3

Acknowledgement of a valid command (IC-7610 to PC)

Command (PC to IC-7610)

X X X X X X X X

00:MAIN

01:SUB

Band

Mode DATA mode

IF filter bandwidth

X X X X X X X X

Band

Mode DATA mode

IF filter bandwidth

X X

00:MAIN

01:SUB

Band

•Reading

•Setting

00:LSB

01:USB

02:AM

03:CW

04:RTTY

05:FM

07:CW-R

08:RTTY-R

12:PSK

13:PSK-R

00:DATA OFF

01:DATA 1

02:DATA 2

03:DATA 3

01:FIL 1

02:FIL 2

03:FIL 3

Acknowledgement of a valid command (IC-7610 to PC)

Command (PC to IC-7610)

X X X X X X X X

00:MAIN

01:SUB

Band

Mode DATA mode

IF filter bandwidth

X X X X X X X X

Band

Mode DATA mode

IF filter bandwidth

X X

00:MAIN

01:SUB

Band

•Reading

•Setting

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