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Copyright Copyright 2010 by ICP DAS. All rights are reserved. Trademark Names are used for identification only and may be registered trademarks of their respective companies. ICP DAS SST-900B User Manual v1.0, 2011/05 Page...
The SST-900B module is a wireless module that works in a frequency range of 902-928 MHz, and includes adjustable 16 RF channels and each channel can be allocated one of sixteen group IDs.
84㎜ (W) x 108㎜ (L) x 33㎜ (H) (W × L × H) Weight 160 g Installation DIN-Rail Environment -25 ~ +75℃ Operating Temperature -40 ~ +80℃ Storage Temperature Relative Humidity 0~90% RH, non-condensing ICP DAS SST-900B User Manual v1.0, 2011/05 Page...
In most cases, using either P2P mode or Broadcast mode is suitable. But in multi-point cases, there may be better scenarios, which are described in the following sections: ICP DAS SST-900B User Manual v1.0, 2011/05 Page...
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Using either P2P mode or Broadcast mode is fine. 4.2.2 Peer-to-Peer - Using a 7188 module as a Bridge to connect to a 7000 series module Using either P2P mode or Broadcast mode is fine. ICP DAS SST-900B User Manual v1.0, 2011/05 Page...
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4.2.3 Peer to Peer - PC to PC connections Using either P2P mode or Broadcast mode is fine. ICP DAS SST-900B User Manual v1.0, 2011/05 Page...
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Using P2P mode is more suitable than Broadcast mode. Here is a suitable where setting the modules to P2P mode would be beneficial. Because both of SST-900B modules (2) and (3) are neither acting in the same roles as a slave, when they are communicating with SST-900B module (1), which is acting as the master, the SST-900B module (2) nor (3) will acquire unnecessary signals from each other.
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So, in this situation, it would be better to set the modules to broadcast mode, in order to allow communication between two nodes. ICP DAS SST-900B User Manual v1.0, 2011/05 Page...
RF Channel: The same channel of each module will be connected. SST-900B supports 16 channels. Group ID: The same Group ID of each module will be connected. SST-900B supports 16 Group ID. ICP DAS SST-900B User Manual v1.0, 2011/05 Page...
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Master/P2P (0x00) Slave/P2P (0x10) Slave/Broadcast (0x11) Data Format: The Data Format supports 3 modes – N81, O81 and E81. Data format N,8,1 (0x00) O,8,1 (0x01) E,8,1 (0x10) Bit 3 Bit 4 Dip Switch ICP DAS SST-900B User Manual v1.0, 2011/05 Page...
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1200 (0x00) 2400 (0x01) 4800 (0x02) 9600 (0x03) Bit 5 Bit 6 Bit 7 Dip Switch Baud Rate 19200 38400 57600 115200 (0x04) (0x05) (0x06) (0x07) Bit 5 Bit 6 Bit 7 Dip Switch ICP DAS SST-900B User Manual v1.0, 2011/05 Page...
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7(0x111) - Denotes that the Baud Rate 115200 bps 0(0x00) - Denotes that the Data Format is N,8,1 3. ID=30303131 30303131(0011) - Denotes that the Group ID is 3 4. CH=0C 0C(0x0C) - Denotes that channel C is being used. ICP DAS SST-900B User Manual v1.0, 2011/05 Page...
1. Set the dip switches to the correct positions to select the Channel, Group ID, AP Mode, Data Format and Baud Rate that you plan to use for your SST-900B module. Make sure that bit 8 is set for Normal Mode (0x01).
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1. Set the dip switches to the correct positions to select the Channel, Group ID, AP Mode, Data Format and Baud Rate that you plan to use for your SST-900B module. Make sure that bit 8 ICP DAS SST-900B User Manual v1.0, 2011/05 Page...
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1 1 0 0 0 1 Send Command” “ ”, then click the “ button. 5. If the transmission has been successful, the message should appear in the Response field, as indicated below. ICP DAS SST-900B User Manual v1.0, 2011/05 Page...
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