Sutron 8310 - Page 107

Sutron Corporation 8310 & 7310 Users Manual 8800-1125Rev. 2.7 (BETA) 4/16/2014 pg. 107
TxInterval 01:00:00
TxTime 00:00:00
TxFormat Pseudobinary-C
AlarmData AllSensors
PwrOnInterval 01:00:00
PwrOnTime 00:55:00
PwrOnDuration 00:10:00
PrimaryIP IP address
SecondaryIP
MessagePort
ServerPassword
Use DHCP No
Ip Address IP address
Subnet Mask IP address
Default Gateway IP address
Primary DNS IP address
Secondary DNS IP address
Primary WINS IP address
Secondary WINS IP address
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Power
OFF – in this state, the ethernet port is powered off.
ON – in this state, the ethernet port is always powered on, regardless of whether it is being
used.
AUTO – in this state, the ethernet port is powered only when the 8310 determines it needs the
port powered to perform some function. For example, when configuring the 8310 as a MODBUS
master, AUTO allows the ethernet port to be off until it’s time to perform MODBUS
communications.
Scheduled – in this state, the Ethernet port is powered on according to a scheduled specified by
(PwrOnInterval, PwrOnTime, and PwrOnDuration. This is useful for conserving power, but be
sure to leave some time for the LAN to power up before a scheduled transmission (at least 15
seconds).
TxInterval
The property, along with the TxTime property, determines when transmissions are made. The
units for the rate are HH:MM:SS. Typical rates are 01:00:00 for hourly transmissions and
04:00:00 for transmissions every 4 hours.
TxTime
TxTime is the transmission time assigned to the station. It is used to specify an offset to
TxInterval for transmissions. For example, if TxTime is “00:15:00” while TxInterval is “01:00:00”,
then hourly transmissions will be made at 15 minutes past the hour.
TxFormat
The formats allowed are the same for Iridium (not sure if this part is something that will be
universal)
AlarmData
This property helps determine how much data is sent in an alarm transmission. When set to
“AllSensors”, all sensors are included in the transmission and sent as if a self-timed transmisson.
When set to “SensorsInAlarm”, the transmission includes only the sensor(s) triggering the alarm.