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PakBus Networking Guide

Notes

If you have already set up the *D15 Router Table, as soon as you compile

neighbor filter settings the datalogger starts sending hello messages. The

potential neighbors soon appear in the *D17 Routing Table, enabling the

datalogger to communicate with those devices (now neighbors) and, possibly,

use them as routers.

If you have two in-range routers using neighbor filters, in order for them to

discover one another you must list each of them as a potential neighbor in the

other’s neighbor filter.

You can change the neighbor filter using a CR10KD and *D19. Changes take

place immediately as you edit and press A. Pressing *0 saves any edits to flash

memory.

Collect any wanted data before typing *0 to save *D19 edits

to flash, because final storage data is cleared!

If you want to delete a setting, for example, a “17” port, type “0” over the 17

and press A to enter. Then type the desired port, if any, over the “0” and finish

the configuration. Entering “0” or changing *D19’s com port code resets the

datalogger’s neighbor list and routing table. This is a way to reset device

discovery.

If you type, for example, “17” over “02” without first typing “0”

and A to enter, you will end up with two ports (02 and 17).

Multiple Ports

You can *D19 configure multiple ports. For example, you can configure a 17

(CSDC 7) port with some PakBus Addresses, then configure a 02 (Modem

Enabled) com port with other addresses. For example, a datalogger can be

configured to support, as potential neighbors, links through a CSDC 7 RF400

and links through a CSDC 8 MD485.

To program two *D19 potential neighbor ports:

• Type *D19 A

• Type 17 A (for CSDC 7 port)

• Type 60 A (for comms verification interval)

• Type xxx A (1

PakBus Address)

• Type nn A (swath of nn addresses)

• Press B repeatedly until back to window displaying com port “17”

• Type 18 A to create a new port (CSDC 8)

• Type 60 A (for comms verification interval)

CAUTION

NOTE

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