Hand Held Products 7200/UG - Manual (Page 104)

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ASCII Value
of “n”
Selected
Baud Rate
ASCII Value
of “n”
Selected Baud
Rate
0 38400 6 19200
1 38400 7 38400
2 1200 8 57600
3 2400 9 115200
5 9600
Figure 18 Baud Rate per Value of n
Creating a Dolphin 7200 HomeBase Network
This information applies only to the Dolphin 7200 HomeBase. The Dolphin 7200
Compact HomeBase is not networkable. Each HomeBase must have its own AC
power adapter connected to a standard AC electrical socket. The group can be placed
on a table or desk, or rail-mounted using the mounting holes on the two outside
Dolphin HomeBase units.
How to Daisy Chain the Dolphin HomeBases
To form a HomeBase network, daisy chain the HomeBases together using one of the
following methods:
•
Align adjacent units so that the MULTI-HOMEBASE PORT of one unit
will mate with the MAIN COMM PORT of the next unit until all
HomeBases in the network are connected.
OR
•
Use a RS-232 cable to connect the Multi-HomeBase Port on one terminal
to the MAIN COMM PORT on the next terminal. Repeat this step to
include each additional terminal in the chain. Connect the last terminal to
the host computer and leave the last MULTI-HOMEBASE PORT open
if it is not needed.
Programming Commands
To configure a Dolphin HomeBase network, these attributes must be programmed:
Address Assignment, Baud Rate Selection and Device Selection.
Address Assignment
Use the Address Assignment command to establish unit IDs for each Dolphin
HomeBase in your network. This must be done before a unit can be selected for
communications. To establish an Address Assignment:
1. Type or send the escape and command strings to set-up the configuration mode
and establish the beginning unit ID number: