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6.4 802.15.4 RF Network Setup
When equipped with the 802.15.4 option, the Dyna-Link 2 can connect with an
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MSI-8000 Remote Display or an 802.15.4 modem. The unit uses three numbers to
connect to an 802.15.4 piconet:
1. ScaleCore ID – uniquely identifies each ScaleCore device in a piconet. It has a
range of 0-254 and must not be duplicated within the same RF channel. For the
MSI-8000 as network coordinator, MSI recommends a number for the Dyna-
Link 2 from 0-3 if multiple units will be connected to the MSI-8000 . If a single
Dyna-Link 2 is all that’s needed than any number up to 254 is acceptable.
2. RF Channel – establishes the base network, all interconnected devices must
match. This number must be in the range of 12-23.
3. Network ID – this is a 64-bit number that all interconnected devices must match.
The Dyna-Link 2 limits this number to a max of 5 digits for a range of 0 - 99999.
Do not use a small number here to help avoid other 802.15.4 networks that
default to a network ID of 0.
4. RF Strength – Transmission strength can be set from 0 to 4, default is 1. The
settings effect the transmission range with zero is lowest power level and four is
the highest. Power 4 will use the battery life quicker, so use the lowest number
possible for reliable transmission. If maximum range is needed set the strength
to four.
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Serial Out Setup
rF Modem
2Q2II
6&LG
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QHWLG
RF On/Off
ScaleCore ID
RF Channel
Network ID
2Q
2II
RF On
RF Off
RF SETUP
Range 0-254
Range 12-23
Range 1 to 999999
0
ZERO
F1 F2
Press Simultaneously
6WU(Q
Transmission Strength
Range 0 to 4
Note
For all devices that interconnect, the RF channel and network ID must
match. The ScaleCore ID must be unique. The Dyna-Link 2 or other
MSI RF equipment that is a weight data source should be set to a
ScaleCore ID of 0, then if other slave devices are added, they can be
added in sequence.
Figure 6-6 RF Menu