RF-Link Technology NL6000 6.5. Repeater Setup

RF Neulink NL6000 User Guide
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6.5. Repeater Setup
Each NL6000 unit may have up to eight repeater entries. Each repeater
entry includes atrigger, trigger ID, transmit channel, and transmit delay
value. If aunit does not act as arepeater, do not set up any repeater
entries. For more information about setting up arepeater unit, refer to
Section 5.5
Table 3shows how to set up the Trigger and ID values for each type of
repeater trigger.
Trigger
Field ID Value Use
MYID nnnn (hex) Used to repeat apacket from aremote to abase
station. The ID value is the MYID of the remote, or
group of remotes if using a wildc ard.
TOID nnnn (hex) Used to repeat apacket from abase station to one or
more remotes. The ID value is the TOID of the remote,
or group of remotes if using a wildcard.
Table 3: Setup of Repeater Trigger Fields
Selecting the Repeater Entry to Edit
1. Select Network ä Repeater ä Select Repeater Entry .
2. Enter the number assigned to the repeater entry you want to set or edit.
Repeater entries are assigned anumber in the range 18. After you
select an entry number, the system displays the current parameter
settings for that repeater entry.
3. Press ESC to return to the Repeater menu where you can set any of the
four repeater parameters.
Setting the Repeater Trigger
1. Select Network ä Repeater ä Trigger .
2. Select from the following options:
1-MYID Trigger the repeater function for packets addressed with a
MYID equal to the ID value. Set the trigger ID to the MYID
of the remote unit from which you want to repeat pack ets.
Refer to Table 3.
2-TOID Trigger the repeater function for packets addressed with a
TOID equal to the trigger ID value. Set the trigger ID to the
TOID of the destination unit. Refer to Table 3.