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CWS900 Firmware
v5Latest firmware for the CWS900.
Revision History
v5March 30, 2016
- Modified the operating system to support a new chipset for the radio module of the CWS sensors. Previous operating systems included a work around for an errata in the radio chipset. The workaround has been removed for the new chipset and is still in place for previous versions. The issue being corrected with the new chipset is that the sensor/radio would not wake up from its low power sleep mode, resulting in lost packets.
v4June 10, 2013
- Added CS451 support; now supports both CS450 and CS451.
v3August 10, 2012
- Improved base discovery process to speed it up.
- Changed so the connection with the base is verified every hour, and messages are required to occur greater than 4x the poll interval. If these conditions are not met, a new attempt to find the base is initiated. Previously, this was done after 12 hours of no messages.
- Made changes to correctly configure the maximum number (8) of allowed children. Previously, this was not done, so more than 8 nodes could route through the affected node.
- Changed minimum RSSI for entire path, and minimum RSSI for last hop for Auto-Connect and Direct to Repeaters. This change in RSSI levels corresponds to ~4.5 dB increase in signal required to form a link.
- Changed power up radio reset; some radios were failing to communicate with the previous method of 200 msec reset at power up, followed by 3.6 secs delay. Changed the radio to reset 1 sec after power up, followed by UP TO 4 secs delay before communicating.
- Added CS526 (serial pH sensor) support.
- Changed CS450 so the value returned when there is no response from the CS450 is NAN instead of 0.0f.
v2November 23, 2011
- Added support for CS450.
- Fixed RM Young 05305 Wind Monitor so it worked (error was using pulse instead of LLAC).
- Added support for NRG #40C #200P Wind Set.
- Added code to allow sensor to work with CWB100 configured as an SDI-12 interface.