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Modification Strategy

Overview

Not all parts of REVA have equal sensitivity.

Some areas may safely be modified, while others should remain stable.


Safe Modifications

Examples:

  • packet families,
  • burst count,
  • carrier frequency,
  • display layout,
  • parameter limits.

Moderate Risk

Examples:

  • scheduler timing,
  • packet scaling,
  • EEPROM defaults.

High Risk

Examples:

  • Timer1 mode,
  • Timer2 mode,
  • state ordering,
  • EEPROM structure,
  • interrupt behavior.

Possible Symptoms

Improper modifications may produce:

  • missing bursts,
  • packet corruption,
  • unstable timing,
  • invalid settings,
  • waveform distortion.

Philosophy

Prefer parameter changes over architectural changes.

Protected subsystems should only be modified when there is a clear reason.