26-01-2017, 02:27
User Options - Weather Station ID's
The weather stations IDs give a unique identifier to the radio comms path or channel, between the Transmitter to the Receiver, and the Receiver to the Wireless Display. The transmitted packets are effectively 'tagged' with this identifier. This effectively 'pairs' or 'couples' up your units. You need to ensure that you set the same station ID (eg. 0xA1) in your TX station and the 'Station_ID' in your receiver station User Options. And also set the same station ID (eg. 0xB3) in your Wireless Display and the 'Relay_ID' in your receiver station User Options. The default IDs are 0xA1 and 0xB3.
// --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Define ID's for this weather station
// --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#define Station_ID 0xA1 // Station_ID, use the same value in all TX units
#define Relay_ID 0xB3 // Relay_ID, use the same value in all WD units
The weather stations IDs give a unique identifier to the radio comms path or channel, between the Transmitter to the Receiver, and the Receiver to the Wireless Display. The transmitted packets are effectively 'tagged' with this identifier. This effectively 'pairs' or 'couples' up your units. You need to ensure that you set the same station ID (eg. 0xA1) in your TX station and the 'Station_ID' in your receiver station User Options. And also set the same station ID (eg. 0xB3) in your Wireless Display and the 'Relay_ID' in your receiver station User Options. The default IDs are 0xA1 and 0xB3.
// --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Define ID's for this weather station
// --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#define Station_ID 0xA1 // Station_ID, use the same value in all TX units
#define Relay_ID 0xB3 // Relay_ID, use the same value in all WD units

