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Link Manager Advanced Functions Link Manager Manual
The Link Manager provides three modes for Pass-Thru: Standard, Extended and
Engineering. For Standard mode the Link Manager passes through the sensor packet
as is. It also pulls the embedded standard packet out of the extended packet. For
Extended mode, the Link Manager passes through extended packets as is and also
standard packets. For Engineering mode the Link Manager parses the sensor packet
contents and sends the data as a comma delimited record. In Engineering mode, the
sensor must be listed in the Sensor table before the Link Manager can send the
record.
All Media
To set up the Link Manager for Pass-Thru mode, send the “US” or “UX” command
on the media you wish to receive packets. The standard packet is an ASCII
Hexadecimal string of 29 characters (or 31 characters if location information from a
Point Repeater is included). The extended packet is a 75 binary packet with an
embedded standard packet. The type of packet and content depends on the type of
transmitter that originally sent the packet. Check the specification for the transmitter
for more information.
Use the "UM" command to place other media (other than the one currently
connected) in or out of Pass-Thru mode. Use the "UMR" command to determine
which media are in Pass-Thru mode.
The Link Manager can also convert the Pass-Thru data to engineering units. Link
Manager will only forward packets from sensors that are contained in the Sensor
Table. The Sensor Table must be previously set up either by adding sensors using
the “CSC” command or Auto Add Mode. The record for Engineering mode is
formatted as follows:
Location,name,type,serial no,warn,service(,warn1,value1,unit1)..(,warn n ,value n ,unit n )
Where:
location – Point Repeater Location ID (‘a’ to ‘z’). If not Point Repeater
Location ID is available, Link Manager will return ‘na’.
name – name of the sensor
Type – type of sensor (enumerated) See the “CS” command for more
information
serial no – sensor serial number
warn – is the sensor in a “state of concern” (T or F)
service – packet produced from the Service button on the transmitter being
pressed.