10
7F
The remaining tabs (Flash Loader, PIC Loader and Test) can
be left at their default settings.
Step 8
Configuring the WellTell-IS
Just as the host radio, WellTell-X, was configured, it is necessary to
configure the WellTell-IS client radio.
As with the WellTell-X, it is necessary to have the WWU program and a
typical 9-pin to 9-pin (male DB9 to female DB9) cable. The cable
connects between the laptop and the maintenance connector on the
WellTell-IS.
The opening screen for the WellTell-IS client radio is similar to the
opening screen for the WellTell-X host, with the exception of a display
that states that this is a Wireless Client Server as opposed to a Wireless
Host Server.
Rather than providing an in-depth, screen-by-screen explanation of the
WWU, please refer to Figure 10 to view the available tabs. As with the
previous section, the following details each individual tab available to the
user and the corresponding parameter fields and values that must be
entered therein.
8A
System Config tab – Set the parameters as shown in Figure
10.
8B
Radio Config tab – Set the parameters as follows:
Parameter Field
Value
Mode Client
Network ID
1 (Must match Host
RF Channel
Anything between 16 and 47
(must match Host)
Baud Rate
9600
Delivery Mode
Broadcast
RF Mode
Acknowledge
Duplex Mode
Half Duplex
8C
Network View tab – These parameters should be left at their
default settings.
8D
PC Port tab – Set the parameters as follows:
Parameter Field
Value
Port
COM 1 (Communication port of laptop PC)
Baud Rate
9600
Data Bits
7 or 8 bits based on user setup
Parity
Odd/Even/None depending on user setup.
Stop Bits
1
