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Remote Radio Link User Guide
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Figure 4-4 RRL Network Setup Screen
• Radio Power: Selecting a lower power setting can reduce power consumption, however, the
communication distance is directly proportional to the radio power. Choose 100 mW to maximize
battery life. Choose 1W to maximize the communication distance.
Note:
If a higher Radio Power setting is selected, the battery at the RRL Station will be drained more quickly,
therefore you may require an external power source.
Note:
If the highest Radio Power setting is still not adequate to communicate the distance required, you may
need a more sensitive antenna or the addition of a Relay Station.
• Home Station Connection :
–
When connecting your RRL Home Station to a PC, identify the
Master Com Port
being used for
communication between the computer and the RRL Home Station.
– If you are connecting your RRL Home Station to an STS Edge Station , identify the serial
number of the STS Edge you are connecting to. See the STS Edge User Guide for more
information on bridging your RRL Network with an STS Edge Telemetry System.
• Number of Home Stations : This is always 1.
• Number of Relay Stations
: Enter the number of Relay Stations in your network.
• Number of Remote Stations : Enter the number of Remote Stations in your network.
• Network Start Time : Enter the date and time your RRL Remote Stations will begin collecting data
from the attached dataloggers.
• Sample Rate: Is the frequency the RRL Remote Stations collect real-time readings from each of
the attached dataloggers. The Sample Rate can be set from 10 seconds to 99 hours. You can
choose to set each station with a different Sample Rate. This can be done in Step 4 when you are
setting up each individual station, otherwise all stations will have the same sampling rate as set in
this step.