The man face Orange Local Court where he was given a total sentence of two years with a 15-month non-parole period.

The sentence also included unrelated charges that were subject to non-publication orders.

The man is not named due to the non-publication order offences and to protect the identity of the victim of the domestic violence matters.

According to police, there was a no-contact AVO in place when the man sent multiple threatening text messages to the woman on June 25 and 26.

"I'm kicking the f***en door in for my keys I'm going to jail anyway so I'm Gunna get you or what you have done the cops can get me at your house I'm getting you before i go so what cops can't stop me from getting you It will be to late wen they get there lol [sic]," he wrote.

"I'll jump on your f***en face i have nothing to lose I'm not asking again [sic."

The man was already in custody when he appeared via an audio visual link to be sentenced by magistrate Elizabeth Ellis.

"I would consider these to be a t the high end of intimidation," Ms Ellis said.

"He knew he was going to jail, he had nothing to lose and he would act before police could protect the complainant."

Ms Ellis said the man was also under the influence of heroin and methamphetamine for some of his offences and when he cannot handle situations he becomes aggressive.

However, she also acknowledged that the man had engaged with a rehabilitation facility that holds him in high regard.