CM Address Passing

The CM Address Pass setting controls the range of addressed messages that are allowed to pass from the NCM to the local common module in accordance with the table below. There are four CM Address Passing settings as follows, Any, = =, > =, and < = .

CM Address Pass

1Any

2= =

3> =

4< =

Description

Will pass any messages regardless of the “Local CM Address” setting of the NCM. Messages without address headers are also passed.

Will only pass messages with addresses equal to the “Local CM Address” setting of the NCM

Will only pass messages with addresses greater than or equal to the “Local CM Address” setting of the NCM

Will only pass messages with addresses less than or equal to the “Local CM Address” setting of the NCM

After all settings are made on the Address page, (Figure 14), click on the Serial Port tab to get to the Serial Port window as shown in Figure 15.

RFL NCM

 

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Network Communications Module, RFL NCM specifications

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