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Wireless diagnostic unit
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Press the On button of Channel 2.
The operating mode eNet Status is switched on.
LED (1) of the diagnostics device displays the signal quality of the received eNet telegrams
for approx. 3 seconds. Then, the LED turns red.
i The display of the LEDs is updated on each newly-received telegram. A varying signal
quality can cause the LEDs to flicker.
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Trigger the telegrams of a radio transmitter or sensor.
or
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Press the Prog button of an actuator or energy sensor.
LED turns green
LED turns alternately green and red
LED turns red
Application example: Do the status telegrams of all of the actuators connected to a radio
transmitter reach this radio transmitter?
To do this, select the radio transmitter with the eNet Send operating mode, so that the
telegrams of the radio transmitter are not evaluated. Switch to the eNet Status operating mode.
Operate the actuators with the radio transmitter. If the LED (1) is green, all the status telegrams
of the actuators are reaching the radio transmitter.
Display of third-party radio
In this operating mode, third-party radio in the 868.3 MHz frequency band as a so-called
"signal-noise distance", i.e. the distance between a maximum level of the third-party radio signal
and the noise level is displayed. This also includes the eNet radio of the relevant project or
another one.
i During the diagnostics, switch off any available eNet servers.
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Press the On button of Channel 3.
The operating mode Noise is switched on.
The LED of the diagnostics device displays whether third-party radio exists.
LED turns green
LED turns alternately green and red
LED turns red
Switching on the repeater function of an eNet device
The transmitting range of the diagnostic device is restricted to avoid unintentional activation or
deactivation of the repeater function.
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Switch the eNet device to programming mode (see eNet device instructions).
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Press the On button of Channel 4.
LED (1) turns green for 3 seconds. The repeater function is switched on.
i If the LED (1) remains off, no eNet device is in programming mode or in transmitting range.
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Exit the programming mode of the eNet device (see eNet device instructions).
Switching off the repeater function of an eNet device
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Switch the eNet device to programming mode (see eNet device instructions).
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Signal quality is sufficient for a secure
connection.
Signal quality is borderline for a secure
connection.
Signal quality is not sufficient for a secure
connection or there is no reception.
No third-party signals available.
Weak third-party signals available.
Faults through third-party radio are possible
when the eNet installation is operated at the
edge of the range.
Strong third-party signals available.
Faults through third-party radio are possible.
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