FreeWave Technologies Inc. AMI0032AT Manuale Utente
Spread Spectrum Wireless Data Transceiver User Manual
Preliminary GXM Manual
Version 0.2
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PRELIMINARY
Radio Transmission Characteristics
The Edit Radio Transmission Characteristics option allows the user to modify several different parameters
in the transceiver. Many of these parameters must be maintained throughout the network for proper
functionality.
in the transceiver. Many of these parameters must be maintained throughout the network for proper
functionality.
Note:
This menu is only for the sophisticated user who has a good understanding of the principles of
radio data transmission.
The settings for the Slave(s) and Repeater(s) not determined by the Master are RF Xmit Power, Slave
Security, Retry Time Out and Hop Table Size, Hop Table Version, and Hop Table Offset.
Security, Retry Time Out and Hop Table Size, Hop Table Version, and Hop Table Offset.
Edit Radio Transmission Characteristics
Selecting 3 Edit Radio Transmission Characteristics from the Main Menu displays the following window:
F
REQ
K
EY
Selection 0 in the Radio Parameters menu allows the user to modify the hopping patterns of the
transceiver. Fifteen choices are available for the FreqKey (0-9 and A-E) setting, representing 15 different
pseudo-random hop patterns. This is to minimize the interference with other FreeWave transceivers
operating in the area. For instance, if 10 pairs of FreeWave transceivers are operating on different
networks in close proximity, setting a different FreqKey value reduces the chance that transceivers will
hop to the same frequency at the same time. If two networks were to hop to the same frequency, the next
hop would be to a different frequency for both networks.
transceiver. Fifteen choices are available for the FreqKey (0-9 and A-E) setting, representing 15 different
pseudo-random hop patterns. This is to minimize the interference with other FreeWave transceivers
operating in the area. For instance, if 10 pairs of FreeWave transceivers are operating on different
networks in close proximity, setting a different FreqKey value reduces the chance that transceivers will
hop to the same frequency at the same time. If two networks were to hop to the same frequency, the next
hop would be to a different frequency for both networks.
Additional network separation can be gained by adjusting the Max and Min packet sizes, options 1 and 2.
After selecting 0 FreqKey, select F for additional options. The Hop Table Parameters will appear in the
window. From this menu, more network differentiation can be defined by way of limiting the number and
location of frequencies the transceivers may hop on in the 2.4 – 2.483 GHz band.
window. From this menu, more network differentiation can be defined by way of limiting the number and
location of frequencies the transceivers may hop on in the 2.4 – 2.483 GHz band.
Note:
ALL transceivers in a network must have identical Hop Table settings to function properly.