MSI MSI-8000HD Manuel de l'opérateur - Page 23

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COMM Set Up

The MSI-8000HD uses 802.15.4 transceivers to communicate between MSI's Dyna-

Links and Crane Scales.

802.15.4 operates in the 2.4GHz systems if:

• Caution is taken to isolate antennas at least 10 feet (3 meters) from the MSI-

8000HD equipment.

• MSI-8000HD based RF systems are peer to peer. For multiple scale connections,

the MSI-8000HD acts as the network coordinator.

The MSI-8000HD uses three numbers to establish a piconet:

• ScaleCore ID - This number is used to uniquely identify each device in a

Piconet. It has a range of 0-254 and must not be duplicated within the same RF

Channel. For the MSI-8000HD as network coordinator, MSI recommends a

number from 20-30.

• RF Channel - Establishes the base network that all interconnected devices must

match. This number must be in the range of 12-23.

• Network ID - This is a 64 bit number that all interconnected devices must match.

The MSI-8000HD limits this number to a max of 6 digits for a range of 0-99999.

Do not use a small number here to help avoid other 802.15.4 networks that

default to a Network ID of 0.

For all devices that must interconnect, the RF Channel and Network ID must match.

The ScaleCore ID must be unique. The Dyna-Link or Crane Scale that is the weight

source should be set to a ScaleCoreID of 0. Then if other slave devices are added,

they can be added in sequence. The MSI-8000HD ID is recommended to be in the

range of 20-30.

COMM Set Up