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SEL Application Guide 2000-02 

 

Date Code 20070803 

The modem call book is where we enter the remote radio’s serial number.  The serial number is 
found on the outside case of each radio or in the main menu header when set-up mode is invoked.  
Radios will only receive messages from a relay listed in its call book.   
 

                                RADIO PARAMETERS 
 
WARNING: Do not change parameters without reading manual 
 
(0)   FreqKey          5 
(1)   Max Packet Size  8 
(2)   Min Packet Size  9 
(3)   Xmit Rate        1 
(4)   RF Data Rate     3 
(5)   RF Xmit Power    9 
(6)   Slave Security   0 
(7)   RTS to CTS       0 
(8)   Retry Time Out 255 
(9)   Lowpower Mode    0 
(Esc) Exit to Main Menu 
 
Enter Choice 

The Frequency Key (FreqKey) is used to minimize interference from other radios in the area.  
Insure that the master and slave pair of radios are set on the same hopping pattern, but different 
from other transceivers in the area (if known). 

From the radio parameters menu enter “0” followed by an “F” to set the hop table size to 112 and 
the hop freq offset to zero.  
 

                                RADIO PARAMETERS 
 
WARNING: Do not change parameters without reading manual 
 
(0)   FreqKey          5 
(1)   Max Packet Size  8 
(2)   Min Packet Size  9 
(3)   Xmit Rate        1 
(4)   RF Data Rate     3 
(5)   RF Xmit Power    10 
(6)   Slave Security   0 
(7)   RTS to CTS       0 
(8)   Retry Time Out 255 
(9)   Lowpower Mode    0 
(A)   High Noise       0 
(B)   MCU Speed        1 
(C)   RemoteLED        0 
(Esc) Exit to Main Menu 
 
Enter Choice  0 
Enter New Frequency Key (0-E) (F for more)F 
 
(0)   Hop Table Version   0 
(1)   Hop Table Size    112 
(2)   Hop Freq Offset     0 
(Esc) Exit to Radio Menu 
Enter Choice 

Once these settings are entered, return to the main menu and press ESC to discontinue the setup 
mode; the radio should immediately begin normal operation. 

To connect the radio to the antenna, use a low-loss RF coaxial cable.  FreeWave recommends the 
use of tuned surge protection, installed between the radio and the antenna; this device can be 
installed at either end, or in the middle of the coaxial cable.   

Содержание MIRRORED BITS FGR-115MB

Страница 1: ...tomated sectionalizing and load restoration bus protection and much more Freewave FGR 115MB Transceiver NO 1 slave SEL 351S 7 Relay RXID 1 TXID 2 SEL 351R Cabinet FreeWave FGR 115MB Transceiver NO 1 m...

Страница 2: ...to 10 miles based on an unobstructed line of sight SECURITY MIRRORED BITS repeatedly sends data in an encoded message Each of eight data bits is sent three times within each message Received messages...

Страница 3: ...P 2 Enter Port 2 PROTO MB8A SPEED 38400 RTSCTS N RBADPU 60 CBADPU 1000 RXID 1 TXID 2 RXDFLT XXXXXXXX RMB1PU 1 RMB1DO 1 RMB2PU 1 RMB2DO 1 RMB3PU 1 RMB3DO 1 RMB4PU 1 RMB4DO 1 RMB5PU 1 RMB5DO 1 RMB6PU 1...

Страница 4: ...elay to the radio use an SEL C285 cable DB 9 male to DB 9 male straight through If complete electrical isolation is desired between the radio and antenna and the relay s EIA 232 communications port us...

Страница 5: ...200 6 9 600 7 4 800 8 2 400 9 1 200 A Data Parity 0 B MODBus RTU 0 C RS232 485 0 D Setup Port 2 E TurnOffDelay 0 TurnOnDelay 0 E TurnOffDelay 0 F TurnOffDelay 0 Esc Exit to Main Menu Enter Choice The...

Страница 6: ...the area if known From the radio parameters menu enter 0 followed by an F to set the hop table size to 112 and the hop freq offset to zero RADIO PARAMETERS WARNING Do not change parameters without rea...

Страница 7: ...pment list details the required components and connections as shown in Figure 1 A pole tower or other means of elevating the antenna is not shown Table 1 Equipment List No Item Description Approx Cost...

Страница 8: ...eciate your interest in SEL products and services If you have questions or comments please contact us at Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories Inc 2350 NE Hopkins Court Pullman WA 99163 5603 USA Telepho...

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