Radar
Set, add and remove properties for a radar.
Syntax
Radar <RdrObjectPath> {Options} <AttributePath> [<Value>] [<Unit>]
Related commands
Description
The Radar command allows you to define the basic properties of the specified radar. This command replaces the Radar Define command, which has been deprecated.
Valid values for {Options} are SetValue, AddItem, and RemoveItem.
The <AttributePath> specifies the attribute to be set, added to or removed from. Use the Radar_RM GetValue command to return a list of attributes, or the properties and choices for a specific attribute.
The <Value> parameter is entered if {Options} is SetValue or RemoveItem.
The following table further describes the {Options}.
| {Options} | Description |
|---|---|
| SetValue | Use to set the <AttributePath> to the <Value>. Include the <Unit> if specifying a numeric value in a unit other than the internal unit for the attribute. |
| AddItem | Used to add an additional item to a list that is pointed to by <AttributePath>. If the <AttributePath> does not point to a list, this command returns NACK.
When adding to an ObjectList you must also include: TruncPath <TruncObjPath> following the <AttributePath>. Object list attribute paths include:
|
| RemoveItem | Used to remove an item from the list pointed to by <AttributePath> and the given index specified in <Value>. The index values begin at 0.
Alternatively, when removing an item from an ObjectList the <Value> can be: TruncPath <TruncObjPath> to indicate which list item to be removed. |
Use this command in conjunction with the Radar_RM command, which will return a list of attributes, or the properties and choices for a specific attribute.
Examples
Use the Radar_RM GetValue command, specifying the Model attribute with the Choices option to get the names of available Radar models:
Bistatic_Receiver Bistatic_Transmitter Monostatic
Examples
Use the Radar command with the SetValue option to set the Radar model to Monostatic; then set the value of the Power and Frequency attributes. For numeric values include the abbreviation of the unit that the value is being entered in, if it is different from the internal unit:
Examples
To change the orientation attributes of the Radar Antenna:
To check the orientation values you've set:
Model.AntennaControl.Orientation = Azimuth Elevation Model.AntennaControl.Orientation.AzimuthAngle = 0.40840704 rad Model.AntennaControl.Orientation.ElevationAngle = 0.89011792 rad Model.AntennaControl.Orientation.AboutBoresight = Rotate Model.AntennaControl.Orientation.XPositionOffset = 0 m Model.AntennaControl.Orientation.YPositionOffset = 0 m Model.AntennaControl.Orientation.ZPositionOffset = 0 m
Examples
Enable jamming, and add a jamming object to a radar:
To check the jamming values you've set:
Model.Jamming.Enabled = true Model.Jamming.Jammers.ObjectList[0] = Satellite/Satellite1/Radar/Rdr_S1
Remove the jamming object from the radar.
Examples
Add an item to the GainLoss list:
To see the gain/loss parameters:
Model.Receiver.AdditionalGainsLosses.GainLossList[0].Identifier = Misc. Model.Receiver.AdditionalGainsLosses.GainLossList[0].Gain = 1.00000000 units Model.Receiver.AdditionalGainsLosses.TotalGain = 1.00000000 units (Read-only)
To set the gain/loss parameters:
To remove item 0 from the gain/loss list:
Return message
Group membership
This command belongs to the following group(s):
Version
10.1