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September 1st, 2009 10:00

RA group Bi-directional and Unidirectional ??

This is RA all output from one of symm on which EMC has done BIN load for creating RA group.
Strange thing is i have RA Group 5 (04) which is Bi-directional and Unidirectional (RDF-R1) also.
Can a RA group Bi-directional and Unidirectional at same time ??

Sounds strange but could be magic of BIN File.


Remote Local Remote
Ident Symb Num Slot Type Attr SymmID RA Grp RA Grp Status

RF-7D 07D 55 7 RDF-BI-DIR - 0002877520xx 2 (01) 2 (01) Online
- 0002901053yy 5 (04) 5 (04) - 0002901053yy 4 (03) 4 (03)
- - 1 (00) -
RF-8D 08D 56 8 RDF-R1 - 0002877520xx 1 (00) 1 (00) Online
- 0002901053yy 5 (04) 5 (04)
- 0002901053yy 4 (03) 4 (03)
- - 2 (01) -
RF-9D 09D 57 9 RDF-BI-DIR - 0002901053yy 5 (04) 5 (04) Online
- 0002877520xx 1 (00) 1 (00)
- 0002877520xx 2 (01) 2 (01)
- 0002901053yy 4 (03) 4 (03)
RF-10D 10D 58 10 RDF-BI-DIR - 0002901053yy 5 (04) 5 (04) Online
- 0002877520xx 1 (00) 1 (00)
- 0002877520xx 2 (01) 2 (01)
- 0002901053yy 4 (03) 4 (03)

Message was edited by:
Stefano Del Corno

changed symmids.

Message was edited by:
MikeMac
changed the one that was missed

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September 1st, 2009 10:00

BI-Dir and R1-Only refers to the processor, not to the RDF group.
A bidirectional processor handles both R1 and R2 devices. An unidirectional processor handles only R1 devices.

Probably groups 1 and 2 have a mix of R1 and R2 devices, while 5 and 4 have only R1 (or R2, depending on the side you are looking at) devices.

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September 1st, 2009 10:00

yes,always you are right........ :)

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September 1st, 2009 10:00

Eheheh .. not always. Often ;-)

September 8th, 2009 12:00

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