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PakBus Networking Guide

PakBusPort is not an actual device, rather, it tells the LoggerNet

server to use PakBus communication protocols with any device

below it.

• Configure the CR10XPB in the device map the same as the datalogger’s

PakBus Address.

• When you Connect to CR10XPB the connection works because CR10XPB

is in LoggerNet’s device map which constitutes a “static route” to

CR10XPB.

• You can send a program written in Edlog for the CR10X-TD (a program

for a PakBus datalogger is programmed the same as for a Table Data

datalogger).

• You should avoid sending a program with PakBus Settings that would

change the PakBus address of the datalogger. You would find that by

sending such a program it would appear that the program send had failed

and you could no longer connect with that datalogger in LoggerNet.

Should this happen, you could connect once again after changing

LoggerNet Setup’s device PakBus Address to the new address, but

intentionally doing this as a means of changing the PakBus address is not

recommended.

3.1.3 Minimum + RF400 Network

You can add RF400 Series communications to the ‘minimum network’ like this:

(LoggerNet)

RF400 Series

CR10XPB

RF400 Series

CR200 Series

• The LoggerNet Setup device map stays the same.

• CR10XPB settings remain the same.

• RF400 Series radios in the network need to be set up:

 Same Radio Address

 Same Net Address

 Same Hopping Sequence

 Same Standby Mode (normally “< 24 mA always on”); other Standby

Modes are possible, for example, the default “< 4 mA ½ sec cycle” or

“< 2 mA 1 second cycle” work in some situations if power budget is

an issue. Each RF400 and CR200 Series radio in the network should

have the same Standby Mode (Radio Power Mode) setup.

NOTE

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