Chan
This is the RX250 channel allocated (1 - 160 max)
Tx Chan
This is the TX channel allocation and is always an alpha character typically A
to H
Tx Range
TX Chan range e.g. Humidity SHT if the B channel of a GD10
Value
Tx Value of last valid data received expressed in units allocated to the range.
These can be default or configured as engineering units.
Batt
TX battery condition expressed in %
Age
Time, in seconds since last valid value received. Value will not be normally
greater than 2 x TX interval. If greater than 2 x TX interval this can indicate
permanent or temporary loss of communications and should be
investigated.
Nbr TX
Is the number of successful transmissions received, indicating reliability of
performance and is for statistical purposes only.
Columns in the RX Configuration panel table:
No Data Interval
Within the Edit RX channel is the feature
.
The RC250 expects new channel information from the transmitter on a frequent basis to
refresh the last valid value held in a buffer. If data is not received
, e.g. due to transmitter failure, the value is reported as
. This in turn can be
processed as appropriate to the application by the connected software.
The No data Interval will default to the TX interval x 6 and can be set (as hh.mm.ss) for
special applications on a per channel basis.
No data Interval
No Data
within a configurable
period
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