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MDS 05-3305A01, Rev. D MDS 4710/9710 I/O Guide 3
Point-to-Point System
Where permitted, the transceiver can also be used in a point-to-point
system.
A point-to-point system consists of just two radios—one
serving as a master and the other as a remote—as shown in Figure 3. It
provides a simplex or half-duplex communication link for the transfer
of data between two locations.
Invisible place holder
Figure 3. Typical Point-to-Point Link
Continuously-Keyed versus Switched-Carrier Operation
Continuously-Keyed
operation means the master station transmitter is
always keyed and an RF carrier is always present, even when there is no
data to send. The master station is always simultaneously transmitting
and continuously listening. Use different frequencies to transmit and
receive. This is the method used in many MAS systems, as is shown in
the typical system in Figure 2. This is network arrangement useful for
high-speed polling applications.
NOTE:
MDS 4710/9710 remotes do not support full-duplex operation.
Switched-Carrier
operation is a half-duplex mode of operation where
the master station transmitter is keyed to send data and unkeyed to
receive.
Single-Frequency (Simplex) Operation
Single-frequency operation (also known as simplex) is a special case of
switched-carrier operation. Single frequency operation is automatically
selected whenever the transmit and receive frequencies are set to the
same value. When used, single frequency operation increases data
turn-around times.
1.3 Model Number Codes
The radio model number is printed on the end of the radio enclosure and
provided through the software command
MODEL (
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. It provides
key information about how the radio was configured when it was
shipped from the factory. This number is subject to many variations
depending on what options are installed and where (country) the product
REMOTE
MASTER
HOST
COMPUTER
RTU
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