DL105 Frequently Asked Questions
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| Question: Can the DL105 be networked?
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Answer: No, the F1-130 is a stand alone unit. It has one RS232 communication port that can be used for programming or operator interface panels that communicate using K-Sequence protocol at 9600 baud.
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| FAQ ID: 34 |
| Question: Does the DL105 support DNP 3.0 protocol?
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| Answer: At this time, it does not. |
| FAQ ID: 44 |
| Question: Can you network a DL105 and a D3-340?
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| Answer: No...the DL105 supports only K sequence and the D3-340 supports DirectNET. We suggest using a DL05 instead of a DL105 in this case. |
| FAQ ID: 46 |
| Question: Can the DL105 communicate any faster than 9600 Baud? |
| Answer: No. |
| FAQ ID: 319 |
| Question: Can a modem be used with the DL105?
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Answer: No, because it only uses K-Sequence and does not have the CTX/RTX functions. The DL05 has the functions.
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| FAQ ID: 589 |
| Question: Can I communicate to a single DL105 from 2 masters?
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Answer: No. Only one master at a time.
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| FAQ ID: 651 |