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PakBus Networking Guide

When sent to the datalogger, the program with the above settings:

• Sets the CR10XPB PakBus Address to 1.

• Configures the CR10XPB as a router by entering non-zero values in Max

Nodes, Max Neighbors, and Max Routers.

• Sets up a Neighbor Filter in the CR10XPB program which can discover

listed PakBus devices using the datalogger’s CSDC 7 port to RF400; sets

the Communications Verification Interval for 60 seconds; lists as potential

neighbors the devices with addresses 2 and 3 (future CR200 Series PakBus

Addresses).

*D15 settings allocate memory similar to *A settings.

Changing *D15 settings later on could result in loss of data.

It is a good idea, when configuring *D15 settings, to leave

‘room to grow,' however, the datalogger routing tables use

memory, so avoid using overly large numbers.

a. Click OK to write these settings to the program.

b. Save and Compile BASIC.CSI.

c. Connect in LoggerNet to the CR10XPB and send BASIC.dld to the

datalogger.

Step 6 – Write CR205 Program

a. Verify that the latest OS (example, cr2osv02_20.a43) has been

downloaded to the CR205s. This can be done by connecting to a CR205 in

PakCom, clicking on Monitor Data Tables, entering “1” in Update in

Seconds field, and observing the Data Table called “Status” which shows

the CR205’s current OS Version.

b. Verify that the program compiler matches the OS is installed in your

CSIEdit (example, cr2compv02_20.exe).

c. Open CRBasic in LoggerNet, start a new CR200 program file, and key in

the following code.

'CR200 Datalogger

Public AirTemp_C

DataTable (AirTemp,1,1000)

DataInterval (0,1,min)

Average (1,AirTemp_C,0)

EndTable

CAUTION

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