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RF Neulink 21 NL6000 User Guide
Likewise, it is possible to set up a single repeater entry that will repeat
packets received from any member of a group of hidden remotes. In
Figure 13, a repeater entry with a Trigger = MYID and ID = 42FF repeats
any packet received from the group of remotes matching MYID42FF.
Figure 13: Repeat from Multiple Remotes using Wildcard
If you plan to use more than one frequency in your network, frequency
planning is important when you use repeaters. Repeaters, like any other
unit, have only one receive frequency. It is important that all units
transmitting data to a repeater transmit on the repeater’s receive frequency
(F
A
), as shown in Figure 14.
Figure 14: Sample Frequency Plan for a Repeater
In Figure 14, the repeater unit listens on F
A
for transmissions from both
the base station and the remote. The example shows a half-duplex channel
between the repeater and base station (F
A
and F
B
) and a simplex channel
between the repeater and remote (F
A
only).
If the network plan requires more than one repeater unit to reach the
hidden remote, you can specify a Transmit Delay (msec) to stagger the
transmissions from each repeater. Figure 15 shows a sample network with
two repeaters. Each repeater trigger entry has its own transmit delay.