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PakBus Networking Guide

4.1.2.3 *D18 Set Beacon Interval and Port Protocol

01 :xxxx Enter interval (seconds) for CSDC 7

02 :xxxx Enter interval (seconds) for CSDC 8

03 :xxxx Enter interval (seconds) for Pin Enabled, 9600 baud

(required for “9600” NL100 PakBus connection)

04 :xxxx Enter interval (seconds) for RS-232 port, 9600 baud (CR23X only)

A value of “0” produces no beacons.

Collect any wanted data before typing *0 to save *D18 edits

to flash, because final storage data is cleared!

When you set up a beacon, its broadcast baud rate is equal to the *D12

configured port baud rate (0 is not allowed; if 0 is entered the baud rate defaults

to 9600). If the user has not entered anything into *D12 then the baud rate

defaults to 9600, even if auto baud rate detection has put the baud rate to

something else.

4.1.2.4 *D19 Set Neighbor Filter

Configuring the *D19 Neighbor Filter requires that the *D15

Routing Table also be configured with max nodes, max

neighbors, and max routers so the datalogger has a routing table

in which to put neighbors discovered from *D19 potential

neighbors.

19 :xx Port

17 CSDC 7

18 CSDC 8

0x M.E. (x is *D12 baud rate, typically “2” for 9600 baud; see datalogger

manual for baud rates)

0x-- RS-232 for CR23X (x is *D12 baud rate, typically “2” for 9600

baud)

19 :xxxx Comms Verification Interval (Seconds)

Device sends a hello message if no comms by 2.5 × this interval

01 : xxxx Starting PakBus Address of Potential Neighbors (PNs)

01 : ss Swath of PN addresses

02 : yyyy Starting PakBus Address of PNs

02 : ss Swath of PN addresses

...

0n : zzzz Starting PakBus Address of PNs

0n : ss Swath of PN addresses starting with zzzz

CAUTION

NOTE

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