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DNT24 Integration Guide – 03/04/15
3.
Select the frequency band of operation by setting the FrequencyBand parameter in Bank 1 of the
base radio as desired (the default is Band 0).
base radio as desired (the default is Band 0).
4.
Set the transmitter power level as needed in all radios by setting the TxPower parameter in
Bank 0 (the default is 63 mW).
Bank 0 (the default is 63 mW).
5.
Configure the system ID in all radios by setting the SystemID parameter in Bank 0 (the default is
OK if there is no chance of overlapping systems).
OK if there is no chance of overlapping systems).
6.
Load the parent network ID in all remotes in the ParentNetworkID parameter in Bank 0 as needed
(wildcard default is OK for point-to-point and point-to-multipoint systems).
(wildcard default is OK for point-to-point and point-to-multipoint systems).
7.
Set the BaseModeNetID parameter in the base to match the ParentNetworkID parameter in the
remotes if the default BaseModeNetID is not used in the base and the wildcard default Parent-
NetworkID is not used in the remotes.
remotes if the default BaseModeNetID is not used in the base and the wildcard default Parent-
NetworkID is not used in the remotes.
8.
For a point-to-multipoint system where DNT24 MAC addressing will be used, set the Proto-
colMode parameter in Bank 4 of the base to 0x01. Set the protocol mode as needed in the base
and remote of a point-to-point system, and as needed in the remotes in a point-to-multipoint sys-
tem. If SPI slave mode will be used, protocol mode must be enabled in all system radios. Note
that if the application data includes addressing information for individual remote hosts, the DNT24
broadcast mode can be used instead of the DNT24 protocol mode.
colMode parameter in Bank 4 of the base to 0x01. Set the protocol mode as needed in the base
and remote of a point-to-point system, and as needed in the remotes in a point-to-multipoint sys-
tem. If SPI slave mode will be used, protocol mode must be enabled in all system radios. Note
that if the application data includes addressing information for individual remote hosts, the DNT24
broadcast mode can be used instead of the DNT24 protocol mode.
9.
If using transparent serial mode in the system:
a.
Set the remote transparent destination address in the RmtTransDestAddr parameter,
Bank 0, in each remote if the destination is not the base (the base address is the default
destination).
Bank 0, in each remote if the destination is not the base (the base address is the default
destination).
b.
Set the transparent point-to-point mode to select either the RmtTransDestAddr address
(default) or the address of the originator of the last received message as the remote des-
tination address. The parameter that controls this destination address is the Trans-
PtToPtMode in Bank 4. Set in all remotes as needed.
(default) or the address of the originator of the last received message as the remote des-
tination address. The parameter that controls this destination address is the Trans-
PtToPtMode in Bank 4. Set in all remotes as needed.
c.
Set the timeout for transmission of transparent data in the remotes as needed. The pa-
rameter that controls the timeout is the TxTimeout in Bank 4 (the default is to send as
soon as possible).
rameter that controls the timeout is the TxTimeout in Bank 4 (the default is to send as
soon as possible).
d.
Set the minimum message length for transmission of transparent data in the remotes as
needed. The parameter that controls the length is the MinPacketLength in Bank 4 (the
default is one byte).
needed. The parameter that controls the length is the MinPacketLength in Bank 4 (the
default is one byte).
10. Refer to Section 4.6 below which discusses how to coordinate the values of the following four
parameters:
a.
Set the maximum number of messages that can be sent in a hop on each system radio.
The parameter that controls this number is MsgsPerHop in Bank 4. The default is 8 mes-
sages.
The parameter that controls this number is MsgsPerHop in Bank 4. The default is 8 mes-
sages.
b.
Load the required base slot size into the BaseSlotSize parameter, Bank 1, in the base.
The default is 40 bytes.
The default is 40 bytes.