TSAT 3000 - 3.10 NETWORK PARAMETERS; 3.10.1 NET_NO_OF_RTS; 3.10.2 NET_RT

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TSAT 3000 Configuration Parameter Description, January 2013 Page 70 of 124

3.10 NETWORK PARAMETERS

3.10.1 NET_NO_OF_RTS

Default 3, Range 1…4095

Set the maximum number of RTs that may exist in the network. The value should preferable be

set equal on the HUB and all RTs in the network. It must also be higher or equal the highest

NET_RT_ADDRESS in the network.

See also LCC_RETRANS_QUE_SIZE

NET_RT_ADDRESS

NET_{FIRST | START | LAST}_POLL_RT

3.10.2 NET_RT_ADDRESS

Default 1, Range 1…4095

HUB: Not Used.

Ver >= 30.4.0

When one or more connections between HUBs are defined,

NET_RT_ADDRESS is used to

identify the HUB. The connection could be between two or more Main-HUBs (Redundant

network) or between Master- and Slave-HUB (Multi-Inbound-Link (MIL) network). In this

case,

NET_RT_ADDRESS should be in the range 1…255. Preferable use the same HUB-

number as the NMS (Supervisory Terminal) does.

RT: Sets the identifier of an RT. The value must be in the range from 1 to NET_NO_OF_RTS.

Ver >= 30.8.0

When RT operate in a Multi-Inbound-Link (MIL) network (see

PHL_TX_RT_FREQUENCY_2),

the CLUSTER of RTs sending to Slave-HUB is defined by the range

NET_FIRST_POLL_RT

… NET_LAST_POLL_RT. In this case, NET_RT_ADDRESS must also be within this range.

TSAT 3000 - 3.10 NETWORK PARAMETERS; 3.10.1 NET_NO_OF_RTS; 3.10.2 NET_RT_ADDRESS