• Baud rate: 9600, 1200, 300; hardware selectable
• Current drain: 1.2 mA quiescent
80.0 mA active
• Operating voltage: 5 Vdc from the PS100 or
SC532(A) Interface
• Carrier frequency: 1.2 MHz
• Operating temperature range: -25° to +50°C
• Size: 6.5” x 3.5” x 1.25”
• Weight/shipping: 5 oz/2 lbs
• MD9 shipped with: SC12 cable and BNC “T”
connector
Telephone-to-MD9 Network
A telephone-to-MD9 system combines the advantages of multidrop and telephone telemetry. Telephone access
allows the multidrop system to be a large distance from the base station computer; the three-mile limitation on
the length of the coaxial cable can exclude the computer-to-first-MD9 segment. The combination also allows a
single phone line to access to all of the dataloggers on the coaxial cable therefore saving the expense of indi-
vidual phone lines.
A telephone-to-MD9 system requires slightly different
equipment:
1) Customer-supplied 1200 bps Hayes-compatible
modem.
2) Connection to a switched telephone network; the
telephone line can be connected to the CSI field modem
by RJ-11C phone jack or screw terminals.
3) 6362 (for use with enclosure) or 2372-01 Joslyn Telephone
Surge Protector. Required if the telephone company does not install a surge protector.
4) CSI Field Telephone Modem; includes SC12 cables. Dataloggers purchased before 12/97 may require an
adapter to work with our COM200 or COM210 modem; contact factory for details.
5) PS100/A100 combination provides a power supply with charging regulator and null modem ports.
Recharge by ac power or a solar panel is required.
Remainder of system is identical to an MD9 network without a telephone link.
Compatibility
Dataloggers - all CR510, CR500, CR10(X), and CR23X dataloggers
- 21Xs with serial numbers 6195 or higher (others require factory modification)
- 700X Control Module serial numbers 1670 or higher (others require factory modification)
Software - LoggerNet or PC208(W) Software; PC208 must be version #5348-00 or higher
(an upgraded version can be purchased)
Cable - RG-59/U Coax (e.g., Belden Model 9100 with typical attenuation of 0.6 dB/100 ft at 1 MHz)
Specifications
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