CALAMP WIRELESS NETWORKS INC. MCUC5 ユーザーズマニュアル

 

The connections required (except power) are
shown below in Figure 1.

 

While an RTU or PLC is shown in the diagram,
master stations often use a PC running an appli-
cation designed to communicate with remote
RTUs or PLCs.

 

The Setup PC is used for both configuration and
local and remote diagnostics. It may be left con-
nected at all times if desired, but is not required
for normal operation once the unit has been con-
figured.

 

Antenna

Integra T

Setup PC

RTU or PLC

 

 

The networks described below share a number
of common characteristics.

1.  The network baud rate (4800 or 9600) must

be the same for all stations in a network.

2.  Unless otherwise noted, the default settings

of station type is  “master” and data delivery
is “all”.

3.  Transmission of online diagnostics may be

enabled or disabled at any station or stations
without affecting their ability to commun-
icate with other stations.

 

A simple point to point connection is shown
below:

 

DTE Integra

DTE

Integra

 

 

In such a system, the user’s equipment (DTE)
may be set up in either a peer–to-peer or a mas-
ter slave configuration. The Integra-T’s may be
left in their default configuration, which is:

1.  Both units set as “master”.

2.  Both units set to deliver “all” data transmis-

sions.

Two other configurations that would work
equally well are:

1.  One unit set to “master”, the other to “re-

mote”, delivery set to either “all” or “selec-
tive” data transmissions .

2.  Both units set to “remote”, data delivery set

to “all”.

A basic point–multipoint system is shown
below:

remote

remote

remote

master

If a half duplex radio network is used (i.e. two
frequencies with the master station transmitting
and receiving on the reverse pair from the re-
motes) the Integra-T’s may be left in their de-