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Model | NL6000 |
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Manufacturer | RF Neulink |
Operating Temperature | -40°C to +85°C |
Category | Modem |
Range | Network dependent |
Interface | UART |
Lists primary features including Product Reliability, Data Reliability, RF Data Rate, Protocol Flexibility, User Interface, and Base Station Configuration.
Details the physical components of the NL6000, including connectors and LEDs.
Explains how to connect the 12 VDC power supply to the NL6000 unit.
Guides on how to mount the NL6000 unit using provided mounting holes.
Describes the 9-pin female serial port and DTE/DCE device connections.
Interprets the meaning of the Tx/Rx and Pwr/USB LEDs on the NL6000.
Provides contact information for telephone support.
Details the requirements for configuring the NL6000, including connecting a computer and terminal emulator.
Outlines network planning questions and considerations for configuring units as base stations or remotes.
Details how to assign unique MYID and TOID values, including wildcard usage.
Covers Transmission Mode, Maximum Packet Size, Data Rates, Acknowledgements, and CSMA settings.
Covers entering programming mode, saving/reverting configurations, and returning to menus.
Guides on setting Unit Type, Unit ID (MYID), Target Unit ID (TOID), Active Channel, and frequencies.
Details configuring baud rate, data bits, stop bits, timeouts, flow control, and DCD mode.
Explains settings for Maximum Packet Size, Packet Mode, Data Rate, Request ACKs, and Contention.
Covers configuring repeater entries, triggers, IDs, transmit channels, and delays.
Details downloading software upgrades and saving/restoring parameters to disk.
Displays the primary menu structure for navigating the NL6000 configuration interface.
Shows the configuration summary screen displaying current settings.
Lists options available within the Serial configuration menu.
Outlines the parameters available for network configuration.
Displays the options for configuring radio parameters like channel and frequency.
Shows the various diagnostic tests and settings available for the unit.
Presents options for saving, restoring, or resetting unit parameters.
Provides guidance on common issues and solutions, including antenna and interface setup.
Step-by-step guide to setting the power output level of the NL6000.
Instructions for adjusting frequency trim, which is linked to power settings.
Procedures for properly setting radio deviation and balance parameters.
Guide on how to set the receive gain for optimal packet reception.