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1.3 LINK CONFIGURATIONS
The Guardian allows you to program up to eight (8) different link configurations. You may choose which configuration
you are using by selecting the appropriate link configuration pins. Since the pins are internally pulled High, a No
Connect (NC) will result in a High state. Tie the pin to Ground (GND) to pull it Low. See Table 3 for the User Interface
Port.
Table 1 Link Configurations
Link Configuration
Configuration Select 1
(internally pulled high)
Configuration Select 2
(internally pulled high)
Configuration Select 3
(internally pulled high)
1 GND
1
GND
1
GND
1
2 NC
2
GND
1
GND
1
3 GND
1
NC
2
GND
1
4
NC
2
NC
2
GND
1
5 GND
1
GND
1
NC
2
6 NC
2
GND
1
NC
2
7 GND
1
NC
2
NC
2
8
(default when no
connections are made)
NC
2
NC
2
NC
2
1
Tie the pin to Ground (GND) (Pin 5 of the User Connector) to make the pin low.
2
The pin should be Not Connected (NC). The internal pull-up makes it high.
The configurations allow you to select transmit frequencies, receive frequencies, power levels, bandwidths, RF Port
configurations, Com Port configurations, Online Diagnostics and more. You may choose to program all of your units the
same, and let the User Connector at the install site select the proper configuration for that install.
For instance, Site A transmits at 450.05 MHz and receives at 456.05 MHz, and site B transmits at 456.05 MHz and
receives at 450.05 MHz. You can program Link Configuration 1 to transmit at 450.05 MHz and receive at 456.05 MHz.
You program Link Configuration 2 to transmit at 456.05 MHz and receive at 450.05 MHz. You program the same
configurations into both units. The User Port connector at Site A is wired to Link Configuration 1, and the User Port
connector at Site B is wired to Link Configuration 2. If a unit fails somewhere along the line, a replacement unit with the
same configuration can be plugged into either site. Link Configurations simplify radio programming and site installation.
The user can use the Default Configuration to speed up configuration programming. For instance, Site C requires an RS-
232 connection, and Site D requires RS-485. All other parameters are the same for the install. By programming the
desired Rx Frequency, Tx Frequency, Tx Power, etc. in the Default Configuration and then accepting default values for
each Link Configuration, the User only needs to set the parameters that are different between Link Configurations. This
programming by exception can save time in system configuration. Whatever you want ALL units to have, program in
the Default Configuration. Program only the differences in the Link Configurations.
Guardian™ Serial Modem or Analog Radio for Licensed Spectrum PN 001-5006-000 Rev. 3 | Page 2
- Guardian 1
- REVISION HISTORY 3
- Important Notice 4
- Copyright Notice 4
- Regulation Certifications 5
- Certifications 5
- 1 GUARDIAN OVERVIEW 9
- 1.1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION 9
- 1.3 LINK CONFIGURATIONS 10
- 1.4 PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION 11
- 1.4.1 FRONT PANEL 11
- 1.4.2 LED PANEL 11
- 1.4.3 USER INTERFACE PORT 12
- 1.4.4 SETUP AND COM PORTS 13
- 1.4.5 POWER CONNECTOR 14
- 1.4.6 ANTENNA CONNECTOR 14
- 1.4.7 CHASSIS DIMENSIONS 15
- 1.5.1 GUARDIAN RADIO 15
- Table 7 Guardian Demo Kits 16
- Table 8 Guardian Power Cable 16
- Table 9 Guardian Fan Kits 16
- 2.1 SINGLE COVERAGE AREA 17
- 2.2 NETWORK ARCHITECTURE 17
- 2.2.1 POINT-TO-POINT 17
- 2.2.2 POINT-TO-MULTIPOINT 18
- 2.2.4 PEER-TO-PEER 18
- 2.2.5 STORE AND FORWARD 18
- 2.4.1 SITE SELECTION 19
- 2.4.2 SITE SURVEY 20
- 2.5.2 ANTENNA OVERVIEW 20
- 2.5.3 THE WRONG COMBINATION 20
- 2.5.4 GOOD DESIGN PRACTICES 22
- 2.6.1 ANTENNA GAIN 22
- Table 11 Antenna Types 23
- 2.8 RADIO INTERFERENCE 25
- 3 SETUP AND CONFIGURATION 26
- 3.1 INSTALL THE ANTENNA 26
- 4 UNIT STATUS 28
- 4.1.1 LONG ID NUMBER 28
- 4.1.2 SHORT ID 28
- 4.2 DIAGNOSTICS 28
- 4.2.1 ONLINE DIAGNOSTICS 29
- 4.2.2 OFFLINE DIAGNOSTICS 29
- 4.2.3 REMOTE COMMANDS 29
- 5.1 INTRODUCTION 30
- 5.3 PORT SETTINGS 31
- Table 15 Communication Modes 32
- 5.4 PORT STATISTICS 33
- 5.6.1 MODEM SETTINGS 38
- 5.6.2 RF LINK 39
- 5.6.3 COM PORT 40
- 5.9.1 RF LINK 46
- 5.9.2 LOADER SETTINGS 47
- 5.11 VERSION REQUEST 49
- 5.14 OFFLINE LINK TEST 52
- 5.15 OFFLINE DIAGNOSTICS 53
- 5.16 ONLINE DIAGNOSTICS 55
- Figure 32 Online Diagnostics 56
- 5.17 PACKET TEST 57
- 5.18 ARRAY TEST 59
- 5.19 ASCII / HEX TERMINAL 61
- 5.19.1 ASCII TERMINAL 61
- 5.19.2 HEX TERMINAL 61
- 5.21 END TO END TEST 63
- 6 GUARDIAN SPECIFICATIONS 65
- APPLICABLE PRODUCTS 69
- APPLICATION 69
- HARDWARE 69
- PROGRAMMING AND SETUP 70
- SET GUARDIAN PARAMETERS 72
- LINK CONFIGURATION 74
- Pin 4 is 75
- CD or RSSI 75
- PROGRAMMING 76
- Click Write Guardian to 77
- INSTALLATION 78
- 10-pin user 86
- PN 023-3410-109 86
- Interface cable 86
- Note frequencies 92
- Note power 92
- WARRANTY STATEMENT 99
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