Tables – Campbell Scientific RF401-series and RF430-series Spread Spectrum Data Radios/Modems User Manual

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5-1. Default DevConfig Screen for Setting Up the RF401 radios (OS4

or higher) ....................................................................................... 23

5-2. PakBus tab in DevConfig (with Default Settings) ............................. 28

5-3. Select RF4XX for connection type for a multipoint (non PakBus)

network. ......................................................................................... 30

5-4. For the datalogger settings, the baud rate must match the radio’s

RS-232 baud rate. .......................................................................... 30

5-5. Default Screen for the RF400 Standard Setup in LoggerNet 4 ......... 31

5-6. Default Screen for the RF400 Remote Standard Setup in

LoggerNet 4 ................................................................................... 33

5-7. Point to Multi-Point Network with Two Routers .............................. 35

5-8. Point to Multi-Point Network as Displayed in PakBus Graph ......... 35

D-1. CR206 Setup Main Menu ................................................................ D-1

D-2. This graph represents a transmitting radio that uses a long header

and a receiving radio that is in a sleep cycle. The length of the

wake-up initializer exceeds the time interval of cyclic sleep

ensuring that the receiver detects the wake-up initializer and

receives the payload (i.e., transmitted data). ................................ D-3

D-3. This graph represents a radio that transmits a wake-up initializer

that is shorter than the cyclic sleep of the receiving radio. The

receiver does not detect the wake-up initializer and remains

asleep—missing the data transmission. ........................................ D-3

D-4. DevConfig Deployment panel showing the CR206(X) setup for

Example 1. ................................................................................... D-5

D-5. DevConfig Deployment panel showing the RF401 setup for

Example 1. ................................................................................... D-6

D-6. DevConfig Deployment panel for CR206(X) Example Setup 2 ..... D-7

D-7. DevConfig Deployment panel showing the RF401#1 setup for

Example 2. ................................................................................... D-8

D-8. DevConfig Deployment panel showing the RF401#2 setup for

Example 2. ................................................................................... D-9

F-1. Point-to-Multipoint System .............................................................. F-4

F-2. PC208W Datalogger Generic Dial String ......................................... F-6

G-1. Short-Haul Modem to RF401 Setup ................................................ G-1

I-1. Configuring a phone-to –RF401 network using the Network

Planner Tool. The Network Planner is available in LoggerNet

version 4 or higher. ........................................................................ I-1

I-2. Phone base configuration. ................................................................. I-4

I-3. Enter the base site’s phone number. .................................................. I-5

I-4. Enter 250 for the Maximum Packet Size. .......................................... I-6

I-5. LoggerNet Point-to-Multipoint Setup ............................................... I-9

K-1. Loop-back Test without Antennas ................................................... K-4

K-2. Vertically Polarized 9 dBd 900 MHz Yagi ...................................... K-6

K-3. 3 dBd 900 MHz Collinear Omni Antenna ....................................... K-6

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3-1. PC Driver Installation .......................................................................... 7

3-2. Lacking 12 V on CS I/O Pin 8 ........................................................... 10

4-1. 15966’s Voltage Regulation .............................................................. 14

5-1. Standard Setup Menu ........................................................................ 27

5-2. Standard Retry Levels ....................................................................... 27

B-1. Advanced Setup Menu .................................................................... B-5

D-1. CR206(X) Power Modes and the Recommended Corresponding

RF401 Power Modes ................................................................... D-2

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