RF-Link NL6000 - Manual (Page 35)

RF Neulink NL6000 User Guide 35
Setting the Repeater Trigger ID
1. Select Network ä Repeater ä ID.
2. Enter the value of the trigger ID as follows:
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If the Trigger is MYID, type the MYID value of the destination
remote unit. The value must be a hexadecimal value between 0001
and FFFE.
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If the Trigger is TOID, type the TOID value of the destination base
station. The value must be a hexadecimal value in the range 0001
to FFFF.
Note: An ID of 0000 and a Trigger of MYID indicates the repeater
entry is ignored.
Setting the Repeater Transmit Channel
1. Select Network ä Repeater ä Transmit Channel.
2. Enter the channel number on which the repeater transmits the repeated
data. The value must be a number in the range 01
64.
Note: The transmit frequency used on this channel is the Tx Frequency you
set in the Radio menu.
Setting the Repeater Transmit Delay
1. Select Network ä Repeater ä Transmit Delay.
2. Enter the number of milliseconds you want the repeater to wait before
repeating the transmission. The value must be in the range 0000 9999
milliseconds. Normally, this value is set to 0000.
6.6. File Management
Downloading a Software Upgrade
The software that runs the NL6000 is stored in flash memory. There is room in
the flash memory for two software versions. This allows you to keep the
current software version while you download a new version. If the download is
not valid, the unit can still run on the older version.
The NL6000 can determine if the new download is complete and valid. The
system uses a checksum function to determine if the download is valid. If the
download is corrupt, the system continues to use the older version. If the
download is valid, the modem switches over to use the upgrade when you
cycle power.
1. Ensure you have access to the NL6000 software upgrade files.
2. From the Main Menu select Download New Software. The Download
New Software window opens.
3. Press Y to continue with the software download. If you do not want to