User's Guide
Table Of Contents
- Table of Contents
- 1 - Introduction
- 2 - Safety Guidelines
- 3 - Regulatory Guidelines
- 4 - Product Specifications
- 5 - Features
- 6 - Inside the Meter
- 7 - Inspecting the Site for Anomalies
- 8 - Installing the Meter
- 9 - Testing NIC Communications in the Field
- 10 - Updates and Repairs
- Index
26 A c l a r a R F E l e c t r i c I - 2 1 0 + c U s e r G u i d e
Supported Messages
Trace Route
Users at the headend may ping a meter by using the Traceroute command. As the
command travels through the system, it will accumulate a history of timestamps
when it arrived and departed each piece of equipment. It will also, for the radio
portions, collect Received Signal Strength Indications (RSSI) in dBm. When the
signal strength approaches the lower limits described in the specifications,
communication will become unreliable.
Figure 5.8
Trace Route (Ping) Messaging (SysML Sequence Diagram)