Henny Penny Velocity OXE-100, Operation Manuals

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Zigbee
Radio
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Figure 10-21 ZigBee ID Display
IIN NF FO O: If you are having issues linking the control to the Online Projections System, please contact
the KFC Help Desk at 1-800-HELP-KFC (1-800-435-7532).
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In order for seamless communication between the fryer’s control board and the operator’s data
tracking system the following steps are required:
• The Digi radio must have uninterrupted power from the fryer’s control board.
• The fryer’s control board must be able to communicate (pass data) bidirectionally with the Digi Radio over
the wired connection.
• The Digi radio must be able to convert data into the ZigBee network protocol.
• The Digi radio must be able to transmit wireless data using the ZigBee protocol.
• The Digi radio must be seen on the operator’s network.
• The Digi radio must be able to Join the operator’s OPS/QPM environment, which is KFC specific.
Each of these steps can be a failure point.
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Just because a Digi ZigBee radio module can hear transmissions from a ZigBee network, it does not
mean the radio module is part of that network. In fact, any particular module may be able to hear
transmissions from multiple ZigBee networks—just as your laptop may hear transmissions from
multiple wireless networks—though it can connect to only one at a time, or might not be connected to
any. When our controls and radio modules leave Henny Penny, they are sent out in an U
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state, which means they are not a member of any particular network group. JJo oiin niin ng g a radio is the
process of having it locate and join a particular ZigBee network.