Xpress XEB09-C Manual Do Utilizador
Advanced Settings
Automatic Frequency Selection Mode (All DIP Switches OFF (up))
<Default Configuration> The RF modem is designed to automatically select and continuously
optimize the performance of its radio channel. The radio channel is monitored to ensure it is
providing low error rates necessary for successful radio transmission. In the event that the
error rate rises, the RF modem will autonomously change to a new channel. There are 12 non-
overlapping channels.
<Default Configuration> The RF modem is designed to automatically select and continuously
optimize the performance of its radio channel. The radio channel is monitored to ensure it is
providing low error rates necessary for successful radio transmission. In the event that the
error rate rises, the RF modem will autonomously change to a new channel. There are 12 non-
overlapping channels.
Figure 2.
DIP Switches ‐ Automatic Frequency Selection Mode (All OFF (up))
Australia only: In order to comply with Australian regulations, all modems intended for use in
Australia are pre-configured to operate on 6 channels and DIP Switches are disabled.
Manual Frequency Selection Mode
To restrict the operation of the RF modem to a subset of the 902-928 band, the user may acti-
vate a manual selection mode that allows the radio to automatically choose the best channel
within a grouped subset of the 12 available channels. This is enabled by the 8-position DIP
switch on the master unit. These settings allow the RF modem to operate on the optimal chan-
nel in one of three subsets: LOW 4, MID 4 or HIGH 4.
Australia are pre-configured to operate on 6 channels and DIP Switches are disabled.
Manual Frequency Selection Mode
To restrict the operation of the RF modem to a subset of the 902-928 band, the user may acti-
vate a manual selection mode that allows the radio to automatically choose the best channel
within a grouped subset of the 12 available channels. This is enabled by the 8-position DIP
switch on the master unit. These settings allow the RF modem to operate on the optimal chan-
nel in one of three subsets: LOW 4, MID 4 or HIGH 4.
Or - the user may wish to select a specific channel. This can be done by setting DIP switches 5-
8 as shown in the table below. [Turn DIP 2 Off / 3 Off]
8 as shown in the table below. [Turn DIP 2 Off / 3 Off]
Site Survey Mode (DIP Switch 4 is ON (down))
In this mode the RF modem can perform a site survey. With this mode activated the radios send
and receive at 100% capacity by transceiving self-generated simulated data. The installer can
monitor the Link Quality display to assess channel quality while optimizing antennae orienta-
tion. The installer can manually select each channel to evaluate performance and identify the
best channels for operation. By identifying channels with poor performance it is possible to
identify possible interferers and use "Manual Frequency Selection Mode" to avoid portions of
the band or select a fixed operating frequency.
In this mode the RF modem can perform a site survey. With this mode activated the radios send
and receive at 100% capacity by transceiving self-generated simulated data. The installer can
monitor the Link Quality display to assess channel quality while optimizing antennae orienta-
tion. The installer can manually select each channel to evaluate performance and identify the
best channels for operation. By identifying channels with poor performance it is possible to
identify possible interferers and use "Manual Frequency Selection Mode" to avoid portions of
the band or select a fixed operating frequency.
Important Note: Ethernet traffic does not get transported while the RF modems are in Site Survey Mode.
Channels
Frequency Range
DIP Settings
LOW 4 - 1,2,3 or 4
903-909 MHz
2 ON / 3 OFF
MID 4 - 5,6,7 or 8
911-917 MHz
2 OFF / 3 ON
HIGH 4 - 9,10,11 or 12
919-925 MHz
2 ON / 3 ON
Channel
Frequency
DIP Settings
1
903 MHz
5 On / 6 Off / 7 Off / 8 Off
2
905 MHz
5 Off / 6 On / 7 Off / 8 Off
3
907 MHz
5 On / 6 On / 7 Off / 8 Off
4
909 MHz
5 Off / 6 Off / 7 On / 8 Off
5
911 MHz
5 On / 6 Off / 7 On / 8 Off
6
913 MHz
5 Off / 6 On / 7 On / 8 Off
7
915 MHz
5 On / 6 On / 7 On / 8 Off
8
917 MHz
5 Off / 6 Off / 7 Off / 8 On
9
919 MHz
5 On / 6 Off / 7 Off / 8 On
10
921 MHz
5 Off / 6 On / 7 Off / 8 On
11
923 MHz
5 On / 6 On / 7 Off / 8 On
12
925 MHz
5 Off / 6 Off / 7 On / 8 On