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4.9 - Internal Diagnostic Modbus Registers
There are a number of internal diagnostic registers that can be accessed via Modbus TCP/RTU that will help with
analysing and diagnosing the radio network. To access these register the Modbus Server will need to be enabled and a
Modbus Server address will need to be configured (See 3.14 - “Modbus I/O Transfer” for details on how this is done).
After enabling the Modbus Client you can then access the following information by reading the corresponding Modbus
Address at the Server ID address.
Note: ‘wi0’ is the normal default interface. If more interfaces are added by entering in virtual WDS
connections (either Client or AP) in section 3.16 - Repeaters (WDS) then they will take on the next
available interface number i.e. wi1, wi2, etc
Connection Information
Register
Module
Description
5000
Both
Total number Associated Stations
5001
Both
Current Radio Channel. See section 3.1 - “Selecting a Channel” for
channel details
5002
Both
Number Wireless Interfaces configured, includes Virtual Interfaces –
wi1-wi10
5010
Both
Wireless Adaptor (wi0) - Link Status
5011
Both
Wireless Adaptor (wi0) - Link Status Inverted
5012
Both
Wireless Adaptor (wi0) - Number Associated Stations for this interface
5013
AP Only
Wireless Adaptor (wi0) - Points to the starting register of the AP's
Station List. First interface (wi0) will always start at 5200 and
dynamically enter data depending on the number of STA’s. Remaining
interfaces (wi1-wi10) will be entered after wi0 data. Register 5023,
5033, etc will indicate starting location for each interface.
5014
STA Only
Wireless Adaptor (wi0) – RSSI & BGND of Rx message from AP e.g.
Hex 5F5D = 5D for RSSI and 5F for BGND (Convert value from hex to
dec and add a “-“ e.g. 5F = -95dB)
5015
STA Only
Wireless Adaptor (wi0) - Transmit Data Rate from the Access Point
5016
STA Only
Wireless Adaptor (wi0) - MAC Address of the Access Point
5020-5026
As per 5010-5016
As per registers 5010-5016 but for the next Wireless Adaptor (wi1)
5030-5036
As per 5010-5016
As per registers 5010-5016 but for the next Wireless Adaptor (wi2)
5040-5046
As per 5010-5016
As per registers 5010-5016 but for the next Wireless Adaptor (wi3)
……etc
As per 5010-5016
As per registers 5010-5016 but for the next Wireless Adaptor (wi10)
5200
AP Only
RSSI of the Client (STA)
5201
AP Only
Transmit Data Rate to Client (STA)
5202
AP Only
MAC address of Client (STA)
…..etc
AP Only
Dynamic list of STA's Refer to register 5023, 5033, etc for starting
register of each wi interface
9999
Both
Reset module (enter FFFF to reset module)
- Version 2.16 1
- Read and Retain for 1
- Future Reference 1
- FCC Notice: 3
- Safety Notices: 3
- UL Notice: 3
- Release Notice: 4
- CONTENTS 6
- CHAPTER 1 - INTRODUCTION 9
- Access Point 10
- CHAPTER 2 - INSTALLATION 13
- Antenna Diversity 14
- Example 14
- Figure 1 - Vulcanizing Tape 15
- Directional antennas 16
- 2.2 - Power Supply 17
- 2.3 - Serial Connections 17
- RS485 Serial Port 18
- Figure 8 - DIO Input 19
- Figure 9 - DIO Output 19
- CHAPTER 3 - OPERATION 20
- 3.1 - Selecting a Channel 21
- Figure 10 - 900MHz Channels 22
- Radio Throughput 23
- Throughput and Repeaters 24
- Default Configuration 25
- Figure 13 – Main Screen 27
- Figure 14 - Dragon 28
- 3.3 - Quick Start 29
- Figure 16 - Network 30
- 3.6 - Security Menu 33
- WEP (64 bit) & (128 bit) 34
- WPA / WPA2 34
- Configuration 35
- 3.7 - Normal Operation 36
- 3.8 - Radio Configuration 36
- Channel Selection 38
- Figure 24 - Advanced Radio 39
- Fixed Noise Floor 40
- RS-232 PPP Server 40
- Modbus TCP to RTU Gateway 43
- 3.11 - Serial Menu 44
- Multicast Pipe Manager 46
- 3.13 - Digital Input/Output 47
- 3.14 - Modbus I/O Transfer 47
- Figure 28 -Modbus TCP 48
- Figure 29 - Modbus 48
- Figure 30 - Modbus Mappings 49
- 3.15 - Roaming 51
- 3.16 - Repeaters (WDS) 53
- WDS Connections: 54
- Figure 36 - WDS Roaming 56
- Figure 38 - WDS Redundancy 57
- Figure 41 - WDS Routed 58
- Figure 44 - Gateway Address 59
- 3.17 - Routing Rules 60
- Figure 46 - Routing Rules 61
- 3.18 - Filtering 62
- 3.22 - VLAN 66
- Operation 67
- VLAN Group 67
- Interface Membership 68
- Examples 68
- Figure 51 - VLAN Example 1 69
- Figure 53 - VLAN Example 2 70
- Figure 55 - VLAN Encryption 72
- Figure 56 - WDS Encryption 72
- Extending a wired network 74
- Figure 58 - Example Config 2 75
- CHAPTER 4 - DIAGNOSTICS 77
- 4.1 - Connectivity 78
- Site Survey 79
- Diagnosing Low Throughput: 80
- Figure 63 - RX Noise Floor 81
- 4.3 - Custom Survey 82
- Figure 66 - Custom Survey 1 83
- Figure 67 - Custom Survey 2 84
- 4.4 - Throughput Test 85
- Figure 72 - Iperf Throughput 86
- 4.5 - Statistics 87
- 4.6 - System Tools 88
- 4.7 - Testing Radio Paths 89
- 4.8 - Remote Configuration 92
- Statistic Registers 94
- 4.10 - Utilities 95
- ”Ipconfig” 96
- ”Route” 96
- Figure 81 - Route 97
- CHAPTER 5 - SPECIFICATIONS 98
- Web based Upgrade 100
- Appendix B - GLOSSARY 101
- Power Conversion 106
- Materials 107
- Installation 107
- Figure 84 108
- Figure 85 108
- Table 1 108
- Figure 86 109
- Figure 87 109
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