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If another node is to be added to the network it is fairly simple to do so. Again, if named
destinations have been used then subscriber records need not be changed unless the
subscriber is to receive a new, expanded class of service. Let us say that a new terminal
wishes to join the network in our example, and is given the primary node address of
“2022”. Now the map of the network looks like this:
Figure 44: Adding a Seventh Node to the System
The region table has the new node added to the lists of nodes within regions. The two
terminals in the “202” area code decide to add a new class of coverage, giving coverage to
the mountain resorts. Added in the road service crew coverage, the new region table would
look like this:
Table 25: Revised Region/Node Table
Region Node ID Nodes in Region
P5LOCAL — my terminal
P5EAST 0501 5091 5092 5093 2021 2022
P5WEST 0502 4161 4162 2021
P5MTN 0503 2021 2022
P5ALL 0500 2021 4161 4162 5091 5092 5093 2022
P6LOCAL — my terminal
P6EAST 0601 5091 5093 2022
P6WEST 0602 4161 4162
P6ALL 0600 4161 4162 5091 5093 2022
ROADCREW 0911 4161 5091
4161
4162
2021
5093
5092
5091
2022