DDAA1000/SRM User Guide
SubNet ID
The DDAA1000/SRM series modems offer a SubNet ID system for use in
Note: This feature can only be used in networks using Network ID with one or more repeaters.
There are two components to SubNet ID. The first is the Xmit (transmit) SubNet ID, and the second is Rcv (receive) SubNet ID. The Xmit SubNet ID is used only by repeaters and is the ID that a repeater sends out when sending data to other repeaters or remotes. The Rcv SubNet ID is the ID that repeaters or remotes look for to receive data.
Note: The master is not affected by these settings. Only repeaters and remotes use these settings. Remotes only use Rcv SubNet ID
Modem configurations are as follows:
Master | No setting used |
Repeaters | Any repeater that should be linked directly to the master should have the Rcv SubNet ID set to 0. Any |
| repeater using another repeater as its link, needs the Rcv SubNet ID set to the Xmit SubNet ID of that |
| repeater. The Xmit SubNet ID can be set to anything from 1 to E. |
Remotes | Any remote that should be linked directly to the master should have the Rcv SubNet ID set to 0. Any |
| remote using a repeater as its link should have the Rcv SubNet ID set to the Xmit SubNet ID of that |
| repeater |
Main Menu Option (8): Password
Caution: If the password feature is enabled and you want cannot remember the password, the radio modem will have to be returned to
Option (8) in the Main Menu allows the user to set a password, which will prevent unauthorized users to change the configuration of the modem.
Setting a Password
To enable the Password feature choose (8) from the Main Menu. You will be prompted with “New PW?” (<esc> to exit)
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