Address Scheme - Mircom FleX-Net Configurator Manual

Address Scheme

The configurator currently uses a sophisticated addressing scheme designed to avoid
conflicts with virtual devices. The different types of adder are described below:
nn a two digit number is the legacy addressing format for a CLIP sensor.
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1nn a two digit number with a 1 in front of it is the legacy addressing scheme
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for a CLIP module. The actual address on the device will match the two digits
after the 1.
nn.1nn a two digit number with a decimal number starting with 1 followed by
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the two digit number on the left of the decimal is the new addressing scheme
for the virtual device of a dual address CLIP module (like the Dual COPTIR). The
actual address on the device will match the two digits after the 1.
Bnnn a three digit number with a B in front is the new addressing scheme for a
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Sounder Base or a Relay Base attached to an AP sensor. The actual address on
the mounted device will match the three digits after the B.
Mnnn a three digit number with an M in front is the new addressing scheme for
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an AP module. The actual address on the device will match the three digits after
the M.
Snnn a three digit number with an S in front is the new addressing scheme for
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an AP sensor. The actual address on the device will match the three digits after
the S.
Vnnn a three digit number with a V in front is the new addressing scheme for a
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virtual device attached to an AP sensor. The actual address on the device will
match the three digits after the V.
Wnnn a three digit number with a W in front is the new addressing scheme for a
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virtual device attached to an AP module. The actual address on the device will
match the three digits after the W.
Wnnnn a four digit number with a W in front is the new addressing scheme for
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virtual devices attached to an AP module that requires more than one virtual
device. The actual address on the device will match the first three digits after the
W with the fourth digit representing the virtual devices sub address.
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