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Appendix P. PakBusGraph

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Neighbor Filter:

If one of a neighbor filter’s listed potential neighbors happens to fail, neighbor

filter hello-ing will occur at random 1 to 15 second intervals until either the

failed device is removed as a potential neighbor or communications is restored.

Removal can be done from LoggerNet using PakBusGraph.

You can edit a node’s neighbor filter by using PakBusGraph\Show Settings to

edit the neighbor filter settings. Afterwards you should do a “Reset Router” to

force the datalogger to soon re-learn its neighbors and links and pass the

changes to routers in the network.

You can use PakBusGraph \ Settings to edit out Hello17, Hello18 or Hello2

potential neighbors and then select Reset Router to remove neighbors and

links.

Neighbor List:

To manually reset a device’s neighbor list, select the device in PakBusGraph,

right-mouse click, and select Reset Router. If the device is configured to

beacon, it will soon discover the neighbors again.

To manually reset a device’s neighbor list, select the device in PakBusGraph,

right-mouse click, and select Reset Router. If the device is configured to

beacon, it will soon discover the neighbors again.

Routers:

To reset a LoggerNet, datalogger, or communications device router, you can

right-click PakBusGraph and click on “Reset Router.” This is a way to force a

router to re-learn the network when troubleshooting.

PakBus Address:

A PakBus device’s address can be changed (via *D15 or PakBusGraph). When

this is done, a goodbye-message using the old address is broadcast out all ports

which have a neighbor. This allows the network to update viable links.

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