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Sensor Settings 5In this chapter˽˽General Tab˽˽Communication Tab˽˽Advanced Tab5Click the Sensor Settings link on the main menu to change and save settings on the sensor.The Sensor Settings window contains the General, Comm and Advanced tabs.General TabThe General tab contains the following fields (see Figure 5.1):Figure 5.1 – General Tab
54 CHAPTER 5 • SENSOR SETTINGS˽˽˽˽˽˽˽˽˽˽˽˽˽˽Serial Number – Contains the sensor serial number and cannot be edited.Subnet/ID – Allows you to enter the subnet and ID. A subnet can be used to creategroupings of sensors. The subnet default is 000 and the ID default is the last five digitsof the sensor serial number. The ID can be changed, but no two sensors should have thesame ID. The ID must be unique for all sensors on a multi-drop bus.Description – Allows you to enter a description for each sensor. Limited to 32 characters.Location – Allows you to enter the location of the sensor. Limited to 32 characters.Orientation – Allows you to enter the direction the sensor is pointing. This field ispurely for informational purposes and has no effect on performance or the sensor’sphysical mounting.RF Channel – Displays which radio frequency channel the sensor is transmitting on.Using multiple sensors in close proximity will require each sensor to be set to a differentRF channel (see the introduction for more information about mounting sensors inclose proximity).Units – Allows you to display either English (mph/feet) or metric (kph/meters) units.Comm TabThe Comm (communication) tab contains the following settings (see Figure 5.2):Figure 5.2 – Comm Tab˽˽Baud Rate – Allows you to set the baud rate for RS-232, RS-485, Expansion 1 andExpansion 2. A green arrow will indicate the communication link (port) on whichSSM<strong>HD</strong> is connected. The default value is 9600 bps.
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