
SATELLINE-EASy Pro
User Guide v.1.5
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11.2 Operating modes of Message Routing
The Message Routing has two different operating modes:
Source Mode Routing
Virtual Mode Routing
The most important differences between the two modes are shown in the table below.
Radio interference tolerance
Support for mobile stations
Addition of substations to a
network
Only master station needs to be
reconfigured
Master station and consecutive
repeaters need to be
reconfigured
Only master station needs to be
reconfigured
All radio modems need to be
reconfigured
Storing of routing information
Message Routing overhead
(bytes)
Maximum length of user protocol
message (bytes)
1kB – Message Routing overhead
1kB – Message Routing
overhead
Other issues common to the both modes:
The maximum number of terminals depends on the radio network structure and the
number of routes.
Multiple terminal addresses may be attached to a radio modem.
The maximum length of a terminal address (in the user's protocol) is four bytes (FFFFFFFF
in hexadecimal).
The maximum length of the address of a radio modem is two bytes (FFFF in hexadecimal).
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