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3.4.6 Wireless
Use this menu to configure wireless options on the Wireless Gateway.
Figure 3.11 Wireless Section
Option Description
Wi418/433 Receiver
Wi900/2.4G Receiver
Enabled: Turns on the Wireless Gateway’s 418/433 MHz and
900MHz/2.4GHz antennas. This allows the FDS-Wi to
communicate with devices on the respective wavelengths.
Disable: Turns the antennas off and prohibits the Wireless Gateway
from communicating with devices on the respective wavelengths.
Sensor Discovery Enabled: This is the Wireless Gateway’s default setting. When
sensor discovery is enabled, the Wireless Gateway automatically
discovers new sensors transmitting to it. The Wi loads the newly
detected sensor’s type and serial number in its next available
sensor number.
Disabled: Once you’re done with the sensor discovery process,
set this option to disabled. This prevents the Wireless Gateway
from seeing transmissions from new sensors, and keeps your
system from logging sensors that may not actually exist. Set
Sensory Discovery to Disabled and click on the submit changes
button.
Sensor Types Designate whether your system uses only Bapi Sensors, only Point
Six Sensors, or a combination of the two.
Bapi Serial Number
Order
If your system uses Bapi sensors, indicate whether the serial
numbers should be read forward or backward by the Wireless
Gateway. In most instances, the serial numbers should be read
forwards. If the Bapi sensors are an older generation, the serial
number may need to be read backward.
Temperature
Conversation
Select whether the temperature on the main page displays as
celsius or Fahrenheit.
Set All Offline
Delays
Users can designate how many minutes must pass before the
FDS-Wi considers the sensor offline. Typical transmission time is
10-20 seconds for 418MHz sensors and 3-5 minutes for 900MHz
sensors.
Table 3.6 Wireless Section Options