User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- FreeWave Technologies
- LRS-455-EU
- Data Transceiver
- Version 1.0, Revision A
- About FreeWave Transceivers
- Choosing a Location for the Transceivers
- Quick Start on a Point-to-Point Network
- Setting up a Transceiver
- Operation Mode
- Baud Rate
- Modbus RTU Timing
- The Modbus RTU setting causes the radio to wait for an amount of time, “gathering” data before sending out the radio link.
- With a setting of 0 (Disabled), the radio will send data out its radio link as soon as the data is received into the serial port.
- With a setting of 1, the radio will wait for a number of slots equal to 2 times the Master Packet Repeat setting before sending the received data out the radio link. For example, if Master Packet Repeat = 3, the radio will wait for 6 slots, gathering ...
- With a setting of 2 and higher, the radio will wait for a number of slots calculated by the following formula:
- (Modbus RTU Setting + Master Packet Repeat Setting + 1) x 2
- For example, in a radio where the Modbus RTU setting = 2 and the Master Packet Repeat setting = 3, the radio will wait for (2+3+1) x 2, or 12 slots.
- Call Book
- Radio Transmission Characteristics
- Edit Radio Transmission Characteristics
- MultiPoint Parameters
- Edit MultiPoint Parameters
- Radio Information
- Operational RS-422 and RS-485 Information
- RS232 Pin Assignments
- RF Board Pinout
- FreeWave Technical Support
- Errata
LRS-455-EU Data Transceiver Users Manual
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The default (disable) setting for both Rcv and Xmit is F.
Notes: A Master will always transmit and receive on 0. The Master may be set to use alternate Subnet ID
values. Changing these settings on the Master is not recommended, under normal
circumstances.
In some MultiPoint Networks, the FreqKey will be at the same setting for all transceivers. In other
networks, where parallel Repeaters are introduced, the FreqKey value will need to change. See
FreqKey and Repeater Frequency sections earlier in this manual for more information.
If both Rcv Subnet ID and Xmit Subnet ID are set to 0 the Subnet ID will show Roaming in the
menu. This setting will allow a mobile Slave to roam from subnet to subnet and possibly from
network to network.
This drawing depicts a Network in which Subnet IDs are used to force communications. In this example,
Repeater1 must talk directly to the Master; Repeater2 must talk directly to Repeater1. Slaves 1, 2, and 3
are forced along the direction of the solid lines. Slave4 may link to the first Master or Repeater it hears.
The respective Subnet ID diagram and settings are shown below.
(D)
RADIO ID
Option (D) allows a transceiver to be designated with an arbitrary, user selectable, 4 digit number which
identifies the transceiver in diagnostics mode.
(E)
LOCAL ACCESS
Local Access is not to be used at this time.
(G)
RADIO NAME
Option (G) allows the user to set a unique 20 character Radio name.