User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- Welcome
- Supported Firmware and Software Versions
- Guide to Relevant Documents
- Overview
- Installation
- Starter Kits, Modules and Options
- Common Terms
- Operation
- Single Ended Input Channel
- Temperature Sensor
- Terminal Strip
- Radio and Antenna
- Node Addressing
- Sample Duration Calculations
- Time Stamping
- Power
- Power Profile
- Operating Temperature
- Sampling Rates
- Datalogging Memory
- Factory Calibration and Testing
- General Specifications
- Mechanical Drawing
- Electrical Block Diagram
- Software
- FCC (United States) Certification
- IC (Industry Canada) Certification
- Support
- Terms and Conditions
- Appendix 1: Host-to-Base Station Communication
- Appendix 2: Datalogging with Agile-Link™ software
- Appendix 3: Streaming with Agile-Link™ software
- Appendix 4: Low Duty Cycle with Agile-Link™ software
- Appendix 5: High Speed Streaming with High Speed Streaming s
- Appendix 6: Bridge Completion Resistors
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Node Addressing
Each node has a unique address from 1 to 65534 which identifies the node to the base
station and software. Typically, the factory assigns the last 4 digits of the node’s serial
number as the address, and changes to this address are not recommended except under
special circumstances.
Address 65535 is a specialized broadcast node address. For example, if several nodes
hear a command for node 65535 to start datalogging, they will all initiate datalogging
simultaneously. It is extremely important that no particular node be assigned the 65535
broadcast address.
Note: The Streaming and High Speed Streaming commands in Agile-Link™ software can
not use the broadcast 65535 address.
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