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Table 9. Configuration Parameters for SAF Services
Parameter
Operating Mode
Network Address
Primary Extended
Address
Extension Map
Extension
Received Signal
Strength Indicator
6.6 Using the Radio's Sleep Mode (
In some installations, such as at solar-powered sites, it may be necessary to
keep a Remote transceiver's power consumption to an absolute minimum.
This can be accomplished using the radio's Sleep Mode feature. Power
consumption (current) in sleep mode will be less at higher input voltages and
more at lower input voltages. Power in the Sleep Mode at 13.8 Vdc is approx-
imately 3 mA.
Sleep Mode can be enabled under RTU control by asserting a ground (or
EIA/RS-232 low) on Pin 4 of the radio's
tions are suspended until it is awakened by removing the low from Pin 4.
When Pin 4 is opened (or an EIA/RS-232 high is asserted), the radio will be
ready to receive data within 75 milliseconds. The radio can be awakened
more often if desired, by your RTU.
NOTE: The SLEEP function must be set to ON; without this, a ground on Pin 4 will be ignored.
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Remote Radio(s)
Command
MODE R
Details Page 48
ADDR
Details Page 40
XPRI
Details Page 56
XMAP
Details Page 56
XRSSI
Details Page 56
Remote Units Only)
DATA
Description
Sets the radio to serve as
a Remote station.
A number between 1 and
65,000 that will serve as
a common network ad-
dress or name.
Same number for all
units in the same net-
work.
XADDR number of the
primary or preferred ra-
dio with which this radio
will synchronize.
Lists all XADDR values
with which this radio can
synchronize, excluding
the
XPRI
address.
The minimum RSSI lev-
el required to preserve
synchronization with a
non-primary radio. (Inef-
fective when XPRI is
NONE)
connector. All normal func-
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