B&B Electronics Zlinx Xtreme ZXT9-RM, User Manual

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Document Number: ZXTxRM-5110m
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6.4.1.2 P
ROGRAMMING USING BINARY COMMANDS
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6.4.2 C
OMMAND
R
EFERENCE
T
ABLE
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6.4.2.1 C
OMMAND
D
ESCRIPTIONS ..................................................................................................................... 69
6.5 ZXT24-RM C
ONFIGURATION
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6.5.1 A
DVANCED
P
ROGRAMMING
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6.6 F
IRMWARE
U
PDATE ................................................................................................................................. 139
6.6.1 C
AUTION ................................................................................................................................................... 139
6.6.2 F
IRMWARE UPDATE PROCEDURE
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7.0 Use Cases
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7.1 P
OINT
-
TO
-P
OINT
S
ERIAL ......................................................................................................................... 141
7.1.1 U
SE
C
ASE
P
ARAMETERS
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7.1.1.1 S
ETUP
I
NSTRUCTIONS
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7.2 P
OINT
-
TO
-P
OINT
S
ERIAL TO
X
TREME
I/O
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7.2.1 U
SE
C
ASE
P
ARAMETERS ......................................................................................................................... 146
8.0 Testing and Trouble Shooting
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8.1 RSSI R
ANGE
T
EST
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A. Appendix A – Specifications
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B. Appendix B – Default Configurations
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B.1 Restore Default Configurations
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B.2 ZKT9-RM Default Configuration
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B.3 ZKT24-RM Default Configuration
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C. Appendix C – Dimensional Diagram / Mounting Instructions
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C.1 D
IMENSIONAL
D
IAGRAM ........................................................................................................................... 155
C.2 M
OUNTING ................................................................................................................................................ 156
C.3 S
UPPLIED
A
NTENNA
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D. Appendix D – Radio Frequency Basics
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D.1 W
HAT IS D
B
M
?
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D.2 Lower Frequencies = Better Propagation
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D.3 Range is not just a function of transmitter power
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D.4 You must consider RF noise
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D.5 Fade Margin is critical for reliable operation in adverse weather and interference
.. 160
D.6 Remember Your Math
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D.7 RF Attenuation and Line of Sight
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D.8 Path Loss Rule of Thumb
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D.9 Antennas
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D.10 Cable Loss
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D.11 Latency and Packetization
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