Wavecard-Waveport User Manual Coronis Systems
5. COMMUNICATION MODES
This chapter covers:
• The methods for using Wavecard's four communication modes
• Command format
• Corresponding parameters
5.1 Frame exchange mode
This type of radio exchange allows you to send a request and then wait for a response from remote modules.
Following transmission of a radio frame, the Wavecard radio stays in
reception mode for a period specified by the parameter
RADIO_USER_TIMEOUT. This allows the unit to receive a response from
the remote module.
The RS232 serial connection is not managed during this phase. This
command is generally intended for reading Wavenis-based telemetry
modules (temperature measurement, humidity, liquid flow, tank levels, digital
state management).
5.1.1 Configuring parameters
Frame exchange parameters are accessible REQ_READ_RADIO_PARAM and
REQ_WRITE_RADIO_PARAM. Parameter details are provided in Appendix III of this guide.
NUM DESCRIPTION VALUE
SIZE
(in
bytes)
0x04
RADIO_ACKNOWLEDGE
Indicates whether or not radio frames
should be acknowledged by receiver.
0: no acknowledgement
1: with acknowledgement (default value)
1
0x06
RELAY_ROUTE_STATUS
Parameter related to relay route
transmission in each relayed frame
received.
0x00: Relay route transmission deactivated
0x01: Relay route transmission activated
By default, relay route transmission is
1
0x07
RELAY_ROUTE
Table containing radio addresses of
successive repeaters used to reach the end
module.
BYTE 1: number of repeaters in route.
Maximum number of repeaters = 3
If BYTE 1 != 0
BYTES 2 to 7: Radio address of first repeater …,
etc.
1 to 19
0x0C
RADIO_USER_TIMEOUT
Specifies time-out for receiving response
frames
Value in multiples of 100 ms
Default value = 0x14 (2 seconds)
1
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