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Section 14. Troubleshooting Guide
14.8 Troubleshooting PakBus Communications
For additional information on PakBus communication, refer to our PakBus
Networking Guide (under separate cover).
Problem : LoggerNet can’t communicate with in-range PakBus datalogger
(PC-RF400~~~RF400-CR510PB~~~ RF400-CR510PB~~~CR205)
Possible reason 1 : LoggerNet’s PakBus Address for datalogger
doesn’t match datalogger’s PakBus Address.
Remedy 1 : Make them match.
Possible reason 2 : An RF400 Series radio is set to a different
Hopping Sequence, Network Address, Radio Address, or Standby
Mode.
Remedy 2 : Set both radios exactly the same in the above parameters.
(‘base’ radio’s Active Interface is typically Auto Sense, remote radio
is typically CSDC 7)
Possible reason 3 : No PakBusPort in device map between root and
datalogger.
Remedy 3 : Add PakBusPort.
Possible reason 4 : No PakBus OS in datalogger
Remedy 4 : If you have two in-range routers using neighbor filters, in
order for them to discover one another you must list each of them as a
potential neighbor in the other’s neighbor filter.
Problem : LoggerNet can’t communicate via datalogger-router to a certain
remote datalogger.
(PC-RF400~~~RF400-CR10XPB~~~RF400-CR510~~~CR205)
Possible reason 1 : A datalogger router has insufficient *D15 max
nodes, max neighbors, or max routers configured.
Remedy 1 : Increase the *D15 numbers.
*D15 settings of 000x, 6, 6, 6, 0 are reasonable for a router in a
network of under a half dozen nodes
*D15 settings allocate memory similar to *A. It is a good idea, when
configuring *D15 settings, to leave ‘room to grow.’ Changing *D15
settings later on could result in loss of data as *0 is entered to compile
new settings.
Possible reason 2 : Last datalogger router has no means configured of
discovering the remote datalogger.
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