Working with the QATnode STwrench User Guide
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The QATnode must be configured and associated with the STwrench before starting the operation.
A QATnode must be associated with a single STwrench and vice versa.
The connection between STwrench and QATnode can be made via:
• IRDA port: When the STwrench is placed on the QATnode, it starts communicating with the
QATnode through the IRDA port.
• IRC-W radio module: The STwrench must be equipped with an IRC-W module, and the
QATnode must be connected to an access point.
In this chapter, the first paragraphs detail the settings required for the QATnode startup, while the last
paragraphs describe how to configure and use the features provided by the QATnode. Please read them all
carefully in order to perform all of the steps required for proper operations.
18.1 Associating the STwrench with the QATnode
A new QATnode must be firstly associated with your STwrench. The association is done on the RBU
present in the STwrench controller. Replacing the RBU inside the controller will cause the association to
be lost, while moving the RBU to another controller will result in the association being transferred to the
new controller. The association can be removed if the STwrench needs to be associated with a different
QATnode (see the chapter Removing the STwrench - QATnode association for more information).
18.1.1 IRDA connection
To establish an IRDA connection, turn on the STwrench and the QATnode.
Place the STwrench on the QATnode and wait until the IRDA logo is shown on the STwrench display:
The STwrench and QATnode are now associated.
The IRDA logo is shown only when the connection is active.
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