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Network style: set the Mesh option.
Note
When choosing Bridge, the
gateway ensures the backbone
network, i.e. the transmission between
several different segments.
Fig.4 Setting the transmission parameters of the wireless network, tab Filter RJ45 ->485
2.3. Pairing devices
Switch the gateway to pairing mode
Before pairing, make sure the
wireless gateway has been set
up according to the previous
steps.
Then put the gateway into the
setup mode by pressing the
Prog button three times, see
Fig. 5, or by clicking the Start
setup button, see Fig. 3. The
setup mode is indicated by a
rapid flashing of the red light,
see Fig. 5.
Note: If the gateway is in setup
mode, it cannot be loaded into
the HBST2 program. After
matching the desired devices,
do not forget to cancel the
pairing mode. This is done by
simply pressing the Prog
button.
Pairing wireless devices with the gateway
Only one device can be paired with the gateway at a time, so the pairing of multiple devices
is done sequentially. The device to be paired must also (like a gateway) be set to pairing
mode. This is done as follows:
If the device has a "programming button" such as a wireless relay, etc., this button is
pressed three times in rapid succession, causing the device's light to flash rapidly at 2 Hz
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Buspro port Subnet: specifies the value of the Buspro cable
bus segment that can be connected to the wireless
gateway. The gateway ensures the cooperation of the bus
and the cable network. This parameter does not matter
when the wireless network is operating separately.
The setting mode
is indicated by a
fast flashing of
the red light next
to the MODE
inscription.
Fig.5 Introducing the HDL-MCIP-RF02.10 Wireless
Gateway into setting mode
The gateway is put
into setting mode by
pressing the Prog
button three times
5 z 6
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