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Section 14. PakBus Networking
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User configured verification intervals should be based on the timing of normal
communications such as scheduled LoggerNet collections or datalogger to
dataloggers communications. The idea is to not allow the verification interval
to expire before normal communications. If the verification interval expires
the devices will initiate hello exchanges to try and regain neighbor status
consuming a little bandwith.
14.2.4 Router Setup
The CR800 is by default a leaf-node (routing functions disabled). To enable
the CR800 as a router, set the IsRouter setting to “True” or “1” (see 14.4
Settings Editors). If you have more than 50 nodes in your network, it will be
necessary to increase the PakBus Nodes Allocation from the default of 50.
14.2.4.1 Stand-alone Routers
Setting the RF401 protocol to PakBus Node allows you to assign a PakBus
address to the radio itself and configure it as a stand-alone router (see RF401
series manual). As a router, you can configure it to discover by Neighbors
Allowed and Verify Interval xxx or by Beacon Interval. If there are to be
branch routers/central routers, you can list the Central Routers in an RF401
using the Device Configuration Utility or PakBus Graph/Settings.
14.2.4.2 Branch Routers
RF401 series stand-alone routers have less memory available for routing
functions than datalogger routers. As a rule, for networks of over ten stations
that have one or more RF401 stand-alone routers, it is necessary to configure
branch routers.
Creating branch routers is done indirectly by designating some centrally
located routers as central routers and listing the central routers in all the
remaining routers (now branch routers). See 14.3 Branch Routers and Central
Routers for more information.
14.2.5 Communication Peripheral Setup
14.2.5.1 Com Ports
In PakBus networks use the communication peripheral’s CSDC 7 or CSDC 8
active interface. It is more efficient than the default Auto-Sense (ME) port.
- CR800/CR850 Measurement 1
- Warranty and Assistance 2
- Appendix 7
- Figures 7
- OV1.1.8 Digital I/O (C1-4) 11
- OV1.1.9 Pulse Inputs (P1-2) 12
- OV1.1.10 Program Status 12
- OV1.2.1 CS I/O 12
- OV1.2.2 Computer RS-232 13
- OV2.1 Memory 14
- OV2.2 Programming 14
- OV2.3.1 Pipeline Mode 15
- OV2.3.2 Sequential Mode 15
- OV2.3.3 Slow Sequence Scans 16
- OV2.3.4 Task Priority 16
- OV2.4 Data Tables 17
- OV2.5 PakBus 17
- OV3. Device Configurator 18
- OV3.1 Main DevConfig Screen 19
- OV3.2 Deployment Tab 20
- OV3.2.2 Ports Settings 21
- OV3.2.3 Advanced 23
- OV3.3 Logger Control Tab 24
- OV3.5 Settings Editor Tab 26
- OV3.6 Terminal Tab 27
- OV4. Quick Start Tutorial 28
- OV4.4 PC200W Software 30
- OV4.4.4 Send the Program 35
- OV4.4.5 Monitor Data Tables 35
- OV4.4.6 Collect Data 36
- OV4.4.7 View Data 37
- OV5. Keyboard Display 39
- CR1000KD or CR850 Display 40
- OV5.1 Data Display 41
- CR800 and CR850 Overview 42
- 1.2 Power Requirements 53
- 12V ALKALINE BATTERY PACK 55
- 1.4 Solar Panels 58
- 1.7 CR800 Grounding 59
- 1.10 Maintenance 63
- 1.10.1 Desiccant 64
- 2.1 Data Storage in CR800 69
- 2.2 Internal Data Format 69
- 2.3 Data Collection 70
- 2.4 Data Format on Computer 70
- 3.1.1 Voltage Range 75
- 3.1.4 SettlingTime 77
- Measurements 78
- 3.3 Signal Settling Time 80
- Settling Time 82
- 3.4.1 Error Analysis 83
- Time Minutes 85
- Measured - Actual degrees C 85
- Thermocouple Limits of Error 86
- ± 0.5% Not Estab 86
- Noise on Voltage Measurement 88
- Error Summary 89
- can be minimized by making 90
- CR800 Junction Box 91
- 3.8 Self Calibration 95
- °C) the 96
- °C out into a 96
- Programming 97
- 4.2 Programming Sequence 98
- 4.3 Example Program 100
- CallTable Temp 102
- 4.4 Variable Data Types 103
- 4.5 Numerical Entries 105
- 4.6.1 What is True? 106
- 4.6.2 Expression Evaluation 106
- 4.7 Flags 107
- 4.8 Parameter Types 107
- AngleDegrees 111
- AS type 112
- PipelineMode 114
- SequentialMode 115
- Station Name 115
- Sub, Exit Sub, End Sub 116
- 6.1 Data Table Declaration 119
- 6.2 Trigger Modifiers 120
- OpenInterval 121
- FillStop 123
- DSP4 (FlagVar, Rate) 126
- BufferControl 127
- Remarks 128
- StatusCommand 129
- Highlimit, MinAmp, Form) 144
- Measured raw data: 150
- Calculations: 150
- ΘΘ ΘuNUSsNS 152
- ()(( /)) ( /) 153
- ΘuUS US=− =−21 811 153
- This is a blank page 154
- 7.8 Specific Sensors 156
- 7.9 Peripheral Devices 156
- 7.1 Voltage Measurements 157
- Integ, Mult, Offset) 158
- 7.4 Full Bridges 162
- 7.5 Excitation 164
- 7.6 Self Measurements 165
- Calibrate (Dest, AllRanges) 166
- 7.7 Digital I/O 169
- Timeout, Mult, Offset) 170
- ± 10 mV) and resolution (1.2 171
- Silicon diodes 171
- PortsConfig (Mask, Function) 172
- PortGet (Dest, Port) 172
- PortSet (Port, State) 173
- Constant 174
- ReadIO (Dest, Mask) 176
- Offset) 176
- WriteIO (Mask, Source) 177
- SlowAntenna 179
- Variable 180
- SettlingTime 181
- SDMAddress 184
- TimeQuanta t 185
- SDMSpeed (BitPeriod) 199
- SDMTrigger 199
- SDMX50 (SDMAddress, Channel) 200
- Mult, Offset) 201
- Instructions 203
- ACOS (Source) 204
- ASIN (Source) 206
- ATN (Source) 206
- AvgSpa (Dest, Swath, Source) 208
- Cos (Source) 209
- CosH (Source) 210
- FirstSetStart) 210
- DewPoint (Dest, Temp, RH) 211
- Exp (Numeric Expression) 213
- Frac (Source) 215
- Int, Fix 218
- Ln (Source) 219
- Log (Source) 219
- LOG10 (number) 219
- MaxSpa (Dest, Swath, Source) 220
- MinSpa (Dest, Swath, Source) 220
- Randomize (Number) 227
- RealTime 227
- RectPolar (Dest, Source) 228
- RMSSpa (Dest, Swath, Source) 229
- RND (Source) 229
- SatVP (Dest, Temp) 230
- Sgn (Number) 233
- Sin (Angle) 233
- SinH (Expression) 234
- Sqr (Number) 234
- Tan (Source) 235
- TANH (Source) 236
- Derived Math Functions 239
- Section 9. Program Control 241
- CallTable 242
- Data … Read … Restore 243
- ClockSet (Source) 244
- Delay (Option, Delay, Units) 244
- Do … Loop 245
- FileManage 246
- FileMark (TableName) 247
- For ... Next 247
- RunProgram 251
- ResetTable 252
- Scan … NextScan 252
- SelectCase … EndSelect 253
- Slow Sequence 257
- Timer (TimNo, Units, TimOpt) 259
- WaitDigTrig (Port, Edge) 260
- While…Wend 261
- DisplayMenu/EndMenu 264
- 11.1.1 Constant Strings 267
- 11.1.2 Add Strings 267
- Processing Instructions 268
- LowerCase (SourceString) 269
- StrComp (String1, String2) 270
- UpperCase (SourceString) 270
- Functions 271
- DialVoice (DialString) 272
- BooleanVariable) 273
- SerialClose (ComPort) 274
- SerialFlush (ComPort) 275
- ClockReport 280
- PakBusClock (PakBusAddr) 280
- Routes (Dest) 280
- GetSwath) 281
- TimeOut, Settings) 282
- TimeUntilTransmit 283
- 14.2.2 PakBus Address Setup 291
- 14.2.4 Router Setup 293
- 14.2.5.2 Baud Rates 294
- 14.3 PakBus Concepts 295
- 14.3.2 PakBus Devices 296
- 14.3.3 Neighbor Discovery 296
- 14.3.4 Neighbor Removal 297
- 14.3.6 Routers 298
- 14.3.8 Leaf-Nodes 302
- ComPort_2 303
- PakBusPort 303
- 14.4 Settings Editors 304
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