RF-Link Technology RFL NCM, Network Communications Module manual SW2-3 SW2-4

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Table 4. Time Slot Select for RFL NCM module

Switch

 

 

Switch Settings

 

 

Code

 

 

 

 

 

 

(Decimal)

SW2-1

SW2-2

SW2-3

 

SW2-4

SW2-5

0

DOWN

DOWN

DOWN

 

DOWN

DOWN

1

DOWN

DOWN

DOWN

 

DOWN

UP

2

DOWN

DOWN

DOWN

 

UP

DOWN

3

DOWN

DOWN

DOWN

 

UP

UP

4

DOWN

DOWN

UP

 

DOWN

DOWN

5

DOWN

DOWN

UP

 

DOWN

UP

6

DOWN

DOWN

UP

 

UP

DOWN

7

DOWN

DOWN

UP

 

UP

UP

8

DOWN

UP

DOWN

 

DOWN

DOWN

9

DOWN

UP

DOWN

 

DOWN

UP

10

DOWN

UP

DOWN

 

UP

DOWN

11

DOWN

UP

DOWN

 

UP

UP

12

DOWN

UP

UP

 

DOWN

DOWN

13

DOWN

UP

UP

 

DOWN

UP

14

DOWN

UP

UP

 

UP

DOWN

15

DOWN

UP

UP

 

UP

UP

16

UP

DOWN

DOWN

 

DOWN

DOWN

17

UP

DOWN

DOWN

 

DOWN

UP

18

UP

DOWN

DOWN

 

UP

DOWN

19

UP

DOWN

DOWN

 

UP

UP

20

UP

DOWN

UP

 

DOWN

DOWN

21

UP

DOWN

UP

 

DOWN

UP

22

UP

DOWN

UP

 

UP

DOWN

23

UP

DOWN

UP

 

UP

UP

24

UP

UP

DOWN

 

DOWN

DOWN

25

UP

UP

DOWN

 

DOWN

UP

26

UP

UP

DOWN

 

UP

DOWN

27

UP

UP

DOWN

 

UP

UP

28

UP

UP

UP

 

DOWN

DOWN

29

UP

UP

UP

 

DOWN

UP

30

UP

UP

UP

 

UP

DOWN

31

UP

UP

UP

 

UP

UP

T1

*

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

22

23

24**

*

*

*

*

*

*

*

E1

*

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16****

17

18

19

20

21

22

23

24

25

26

27

28

29

30**

31***

Notes: * This setting is not allowed . Setting switches to this code will cause the module’s service to be disabled. **This setting is not valid in a T1 or E1 network utilizing fast reframing.

***This setting is not valid in an E1 network utilizing inter-node communications (NMX).

****This setting is not valid if signaling CAS is enabled in E1.

RFL NCM

 

RFL Electronics Inc.

November 6, 2007

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(973) 334-3100

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Contents RFL NCM DescriptionRFL NCM Specifications NMS Mode Ascii Character Addressing FormatInstallation RFL NCM MA-402I Module adapter, connector pinouts MA-485 Module adapter, jumper functions and TB1 pinouts MA-490 RFL NCM Front Panel View of RFL NCM, Network Communications Module Typical network example with all nodes having an NCM module At node 3, SW7 is set as follows Controls and indicators, RFL NCM Module Name/Description Function RFL NCM PRA Actel probe a NMS NMSDown SW2-3 SW2-4 Do not move SW10-4 Block diagram, RFL NCM module Functional DescriptionSystem Overview RX Output Ports NCM Backplane and Power ConnectionsTX Input Ports Logic Array Actel DesignSCB Module Application Modes and InterfacesUart Receive Section Uart Transmit Section T1 Transmit ModuleLOOP-BACKS T1 Receive ModuleRogue Control Baud and Clock GeneratorService LED should be illuminated green TestingPower indicator should be lit Test Equipment RequiredDS1 Power indicator should be lit DS1-B Equip OUT RXA LED should be illuminated red CH1 DS1-B Equip OUT CH2 Remote Control Using NMS NCM General Configurations and Status window for NodeTime Slot Module EnableE1 Signaling ModeTypical 3-node network using MA-485s 1 RS-485 port Bus a & Bus B Rogue DetectionNCM Address Configurations and Status window for Node Local CM AddressCM Address Passing Baud Rate Data BitsParity Troubleshooting Port 2 EnableLoopback Remote Control Using SCL Commands Channel Card 3, Type 117 Under Remote Control Svce = onCodes Multiplexer Addresscard ADDRESSSETP1 = B00000011 Srvc = on Srvc = OFFCAS Setting BUS a SettingBUS B Setting Timeslot SelectionParity Settings Port Loopback SettingsBaud Settings Word Length SettingsApplication Mode CM Address Pass SettingsNMS Mode only SettingsCodes Port 1 Availability MUX Type & Configuration StatusType ID Port 2 AvailabilityPort 1 Application Status Application Configuration StatusCM Addressing Support Port 2 Application StatusRXA Remote CM Address Current Actel REVPort 1 INPUT/OUTPUT Status Port 2 INPUT/OUTPUT StatusTXA/RXB Status for T1/E1 TXB/RXA Status for T1/E1Powerville Road

Network Communications Module, RFL NCM specifications

RF-Link Technology has emerged as a significant player in the realm of wireless communication, and one of its standout offerings is the RFL NCM (Network Communications Module). This module is designed to facilitate efficient and reliable data transmission in a variety of applications, making it a versatile solution for both industrial and commercial needs.

The RFL NCM is built on advanced RF technologies that support multiple communication protocols, ensuring compatibility with different systems and devices. One of its main features is its exceptional range. The module is capable of transmitting data over long distances, making it ideal for applications where devices are spread out. This long-range capability is essential for remote monitoring and control tasks, such as in smart agriculture, environmental monitoring, and industrial automation.

Another defining characteristic of the RFL NCM is its low power consumption. The module employs energy-efficient communication methods, enabling devices to operate for extended periods without frequent battery replacements. This makes it particularly useful in applications where power availability is limited or where continuous operation is required without maintenance interruptions.

The RFL NCM supports a variety of communication protocols, including LoRa, Zigbee, and MQTT, providing flexibility for developers and integrators to choose the most suitable technology for their specific applications. Its robust design ensures resilience in various operating conditions, including extreme temperatures and potential environmental hazards like moisture and dust.

Ease of integration is another strong point of the RFL NCM. With extensive documentation and support, developers can quickly incorporate the module into their existing systems. It also features built-in security protocols to safeguard data during transmission, which is particularly important in today’s increasingly connected world where data breaches are a growing concern.

The RFL NCM is not just about performance; it inherently supports scalability, allowing users to expand their network as their needs grow, whether that's adding more sensors to a monitoring system or integrating additional devices in a smart home. This commitment to both performance and adaptability makes the RFL NCM an attractive option for developers looking to harness the power of RF communications.

In summary, the RF-Link Technology RFL NCM stands out due to its long-range capabilities, low power consumption, support for multiple communication protocols, and robust integration features. With applications across various sectors, including industrial, commercial, and residential, this module promises to enhance connectivity and streamline operations in an increasingly wireless world.