Campbell RF451, Instruction Manual

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Appendix B. Installation Scenarios
B-7
Radio ID 4094 2 2 3 3 11, 12 etc. 3 21, 22, etc 3
Notes:
1 your Network ID and Frequency Key may be different
2 to match
LoggerNet
PakBus address
3
to match CR1000 PakBus address
4 not inclusive; other typical hardware items may include power supply, antenna, enclosure, etc.
NA = not applicable
B.4 Example 4: Phone-to-RF Base
In this example, a COM220 phone modem and master radio are connected
without a datalogger to a network of CR1000s in the field (see FIGURE B-8
and TABLE B-4 ). The computer running LoggerNet uses a phone modem to
call into the master site and connect to the rest of the network. The rest of the
network can be configured as in other examples. In this configuration,
datalogger-to-datalogger communications and datalogger call-back is NOT
supported; see Example 5.
Phone
Modem
Slave 2
Slave 1
PC Running
LoggerNet
/PC400
Phone
to RF451
Base
FIGURE B-8. Schematic of Phone-to-RF Base
TABLE B-4. RF451 Settings for Example 4
Phone to RF451 Base Slaves
Hardware 3 PC running LoggerNet , Phone Modem
COM220,
RF451, A100
CR1000, RF451
Active Interface ME Master Auto-Sense
Baud Rate 115.2K 115.2K
Radio Operation
Mode
Multi-Point Master Multi-Point Slave
Network ID 1 1726 1726
Frequency Key 1 1 1
Radio ID 2 3 2
Notes:
1 your Network ID and Frequency Key may be different
2 to match CR1000 PakBus address
3
not inclusive; other typical hardware items may include power supply, antenna, enclosure, etc.