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4.0 Configuration
Enable or disable extended addressing.
For multicast traffic sending from the Master to multiple receivers, it is
recommended to configure the system with “Extended Addressing”
disabled and also select a proper multicast rate defined by the link
budget. In this case, the multicast traffic will be delivered on the
specified RF rate to multiple receivers without adding extra overhead
to the RF link. Devices on the Slaves side just need to subscribe the
multicast address being used by the transmitting device connected on
the Master side.
Extended Addressing
Values (selection)
On / Off
Each network of pMDDL modules must an a unique Network ID. This
Network ID must be set in each unit on the network.
Network ID
Values
pMDDL
The encryption types defines the type of security used for the Wireless
Interface, to join a network a device must know the correct Encryption
Key. Security options are dependent on the version type. Export
versions may not have all optional available to meet regulatory
requirements set government policies.
Encryption Type
Values (selection)
Disabled
AES-128
This is the password, or preshared key that is required by any device
to connect to the wireless interface of the pMDDL. It is strongly
recommended to always have a password defined, and changed from
the factory default.
Encryption Key
Values (string)
1234567890
Check this box to show the currently configured password for the
encryption passphrase.
Show Password
Values (selection)
unchecked
Change the default value for
the Network ID to something
unique for your network. Do
this for an added measure of
security and to differentiate
your network from others
which may be operating
nearby.
When using Ethernet and Serial data. If the volume of serial data is
high, leave at the default (Normal Rate), if the volume of Ethernet data
is high set com data to High Rate (Compressed).
Comport Tx Rate
Values (selection)
Normal / High
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