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12. Click the button ← Add .
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Response is
13. Click on the OK button.
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window "Administration" closes.
9
Action is displayed in the list of actions associated with the event.
14. Click on the OK button.
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The "Network event manager" window closes.
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LSM backup is set up.
Transfer the changes to the communication node assigned to your router
node (see
LSM import [
}
64] ).
For more information on setting up an event and a reaction, refer to the
LSM manual.
5.4.5.4 Maximum transmission time in RingCast
The RingCast also transmits data wirelessly. Wireless transmission is
naturally slower than the Ethernet interface. Depending on the protection
function selected, the broadcast to the locking devices is also repeated.
This results in a total transmission time for the RingCast. You can calculate
the maximum transmission time of your RingCast using the following
formula:
Transmission time = Number of RouterNodes in the RingCast *
Broadcast duration * Number of Broadcasts per Rout
forwarding time * Number of RouterNodes in the RingCast
Number of RouterNodes
You can see the number of RouterNodes in the overview (see
Overview [
}
169] ) or when creating and editing the RingCast
(see Adding a RingCast [
}
131] ).
Broadcast duration
The duration of the broadcast is five seconds. If all LockNodes
as well as all RouterNodes in the RingCast support Fast Wake-
Up (see
Firmware information [
}
39]
), the broadcast duration
is one second. If a device does not support Fast Wake-Up, you
will have to count with five seconds for the calculation.
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